Vintage Church Malibu

In the final message of our Parables series, Pastor Chris teaches from Luke 14:1–14 about choosing the seat of humility and setting tables for those who have no place to belong. In God’s Kingdom, we don’t seek the place of honor—we make room for others.

In this message from our Parables series, Pastor Chris teaches from Matthew 7:24–29 on Jesus’ warning to build our lives on what is eternal. The temporary will fade, but the life built on Jesus and His words will stand.

Guest teacher Pastor Gerald Griffin shared how Jesus meets us in our deepest places of pain and shame. Like Peter, we can believe the lie that in our worst moments we were alone and unloved. But Jesus enters those very places, meets us with His love, and brings healing and restoration.

In this week’s message from our Parables series, Pastor Chris taught from Matthew 25:14–30 on faithfully stewarding everything God has entrusted to us. We are not called to compare what we have been given, but to use it well so that we may be found faithful and receive the reward of our Master.

Pastor Chris continued our Parables series with a message from Matthew 25, exploring the Parable of the Ten Virgins and the call to live watchful, ready, and prepared for the return of Jesus. 

Summer in the Parables continues with Luke 15 as Pastor Chris and Pastor Lambert tag-team teach through the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin. Together, they explore God’s relentless pursuit of those who are far from Him and the incredible value every person carries in His eyes.

Join Pastor Scott as he teaches on the parable of the “workers in the field” in Matthew 20:1-16.  See how comparison and envy starts with the eyes and infects our hearts.

Pastor Scott shares the story of the Father and his two sons.  One is a prodigal, but the older is even more lost than the younger.  See how He responds to each and what we can learn about our Father’s great love for us.

Pastor Chris wraps up our series INTO THE NEW: A Journey Through Joshua with a message called “As For Me and My House.” Looking at Joshua’s final words to Israel, we’ll be challenged to consider the gods competing for our hearts and to make a clear decision about who we will serve.

Pastor Chris shares powerful stories from a recent ministry trip and explores God’s promise to pour out His Spirit on all people—young and old. Discover how God is moving today and His desire to bring revival to a generation, a nation, and every heart that is hungry for Him.