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Recap: MANCHURCH is becoming a tradition at Sunridge, with a Sunday we call “church for guys. Britt Sipe was the emcee in a Letterman-like monologue and interviewed his life-long buddy Mark Trotter who delivered a challenging and timely message to us. (As soon as video is available I will post or link to it here). (more…)
Recap: I had some vocal challenges this week and our electric player Chris had a pedal fail on him. Even with those and other rough spots, the room felt great with people participating with us! Clay Jones from Biola gave a challenging sermon. Watch it here. (more…)
I love this song “How He Loves” by John Mark McMillan and have heard several covers of it and enjoyed it in worship services, but watching the writer tell the story of it draws me in deeper. I hope you enjoy this video. If you are in SoCal come and see John Mark McMillan and band on Monday in Temecula.
I did the recap in this post, but here is the video from last Sunday’s worship at Sunridge Church in Temecula.
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Vince on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — ! Cor. 2:14 is relevant here.
People without the spirit cannot understand the things of the spirit. If someone who is ... 
Michael Mahoney on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — Let's play devil's advocate here. Say I was in a same sex relationship. (with you, let's say!) We've been ... 
JRTaylorMusic on Gay Marriage: Why use the word? A different view on the subject by a person of faith — "...considering Christ never spoke of it"
Gotta jump on this one, brother. Assuming an orthodox view of both the Trinity and ... 
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