Howard Park - We Are A New Creation

Don Osborn - Many Guides, Few Fathers

We live in an age of infinite information, but why are we seeing so little true transformation? In this sermon, Don Osborn unpacks a challenging truth from 1 Corinthians: while we have 10,000 guides available to us through content and screens, the church is starving for true spiritual fathers and mothers. Don reveals why information alone cannot change us and why spiritual maturity requires the proximity of family, covenantal commitment, and the hard work of impartation. This Father’s Day message is a call to move beyond the consumer mindset and step into the relational, life-changing reality of God’s design. Key Takeaways: Information vs. Impartation: Maturity isn't found in consuming more podcasts or sermons; it’s found in the spiritual DNA passed down through proximity and relationship. Commitment Over Consumption: We are invited into a covenantal family, not an information service. True growth happens when we move from being individual consumers to committed members of a spiritual community. Redeeming Fatherhood: Whether your earthly father experience was positive or painful, God is a good Father who heals trauma and invites you into a life of authentic spiritual connection.

Clint Adams - Communion With The Holy Spirit

Are you treating the Holy Spirit like an emergency 911 call rather than your most vital daily relationship? In this message, Pastor Clint Adams challenges the modern church to stop seeking the gifts of God above the person of God. True revival cannot be engineered through a methodology; it is birthed when we actively wake up to the reality that our bodies are sacred temples housing the Living Creator. Drawing from the deep theological truths of 1 Corinthians 6 and Ephesians 5, Clint exposes the distance we create when we leave the Spirit unacknowledged in the corner of our lives and invites us back into constant, transformative communion with the Trinity. Key Takeaways: * The Indwelling Reality: Salvation is not just a historical, one-time ticket to heaven; it is an ongoing invitation to host the literal presence of God inside your physical body. * The Bumper Rails of Faith: Learning to actively avoid quenching or grieving the Holy Spirit creates a stable, consistent spiritual baseline that breaks the cycle of constant emotional highs and lows. Developing a Spirit Conscience: True kingdom impact happens when we transition our prayer lives from reactionary crisis management to a shared relational language practiced every hour of the day.

Jen Adams - A Season of New Beginnings

What if the situations in your life that look completely barren are actually preparing you for the greatest breakthrough of your destiny? Jen Adams unpacks why shifting our spiritual focus off of human production and back onto divine intimacy is the key to local transformation. By leaning into the timeless rhythms of planting, budding, and fruitfulness, we learn how to survive the cultural drafts of our environment. Ultimately, this teaching serves as a direct wake-up call to anchor ourselves in the soil of the Word so we can become immovable fixtures of renewal in our city. Key Takeaways: The Dynamic Soil Check: True spiritual nutrition cannot be extracted from social media platforms or cultural trends; it requires deep root systems planted firmly within biblical truth and real communal accountability. Reorienting the Center: Shifting church architecture and worship focus away from individual performers and onto Christ alters the spiritual atmosphere, relieving human pressure and inviting authentic supernatural presence. The Taproot Strategy: Just like a deeply anchored pine tree that survives severe environmental cutting, historical investments in a local region develop a "taproot" capable of sourcing life up to 75 feet deep through any storm. May you be blessed by this teaching. Connect:Revive SF1630 Stockton StSan Francisco, CA 94133

Clint Adams - Pentecost: The Descent of the Holy Spirit

Are you settling for the tools of a trade instead of a face-to-face relationship with the Creator? On this pivotal Pentecost Sunday, Clint Adams unpacks the profound truth that the Holy Spirit is not an optional symbol or a force to be exploited for personal power, but our divine inheritance designed for total life transformation. By tracking the lineage of anointing oil from Old Testament priests, kings, and prophets straight to the modern believer, he challenges the church to shift from mechanical rituals to authentic, active cooperation. This message is an urgent, prophetic call to dismantle dead religion, claim your body as a sacred space, and step directly into a living partnership with the Trinity. Key Takeaways: The True Vocation of the Spirit: The Holy Spirit's primary purpose is relational communion and restoring order to chaos, echoing the original blueprint of the Garden of Eden. Character Over Giftings: Operating in supernatural gifts without deep personal communion leads to structural failure; intimacy with the Father must always precede public ministry. Active Spiritual Synergy: True holiness isn't achieved through exhausting self-improvement, but through willingly submitting our personal agency to a divine, co-laboring partnership.

Clint Adams - Mother's Day

In this special Mother’s Day message, Clint Adams explores the profound and often hidden value of a life dedicated to nurturing the next generation. Moving beyond cultural clichés, Clint dives into the character of a woman who fears the Lord and the stability she anchors within a family. He challenges us to see the ordinary moments of parenting not as a distraction from our purpose, but as the very heart of kingdom transformation in San Francisco. Key Takeaways: Redefining Value: Why a mother’s worth is measured by character and sacrificial love rather than external achievements or social status. The Power of Intuition: Understanding how mothers are uniquely designed to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit for the protection and guidance of their families. Legacy Over Logistics: Recognizing that the "ordinary" work of raising children carries an eternal weight that fingerprints the future. Revive SF: 1630 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94133