Clarity Church

This is Sacred Ground

Worship isn’t something you go to — it’s something you step into. In Isaiah 6, we see that true worship brings us to our knees, strips away our masks, convicts us of sin, cleanses us by grace, and sends us out with purpose. This message calls us to encounter the God who is holy, holy, holy — not as spectators, but as worshippers.

The Road Home

We all know what it feels like to walk away with disappointment weighing us down. Like the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, we carry unanswered prayers, fractured faith, and hope that feels expired. But the good news is this—Jesus walks that road too. He meets us in our confusion, opens our eyes through His Word, and turns despair into fire. This message invites us to see that discipleship isn’t just a classroom lesson—it’s a journey with Jesus where strangers become family and weary hearts find their way home.

The Person You Love The Least

What if your love for God was measured, not by your worship, your theology, or your morality—but by how you treat the person you’d rather avoid? In Luke 7, Jesus confronts a religious man who loved God in theory but despised people in practice—and lifts up a “sinful” woman as the true example of love. This message challenges us to face the limits of our love, to see people not as categories but as image-bearers, and to discover that the depth of our forgiveness determines the depth of our love.

Radical Hospitality

Everyone is looking for a place to belong—a place where they’re wanted, seen, and safe. But too many have walked into churches and felt invisible. Jesus shows us another way. In John 13, He knelt down, took up the towel, and washed His disciples’ feet—teaching us that true hospitality begins with humility, costs us comfort, and demands action. At Clarity Church, we believe radical hospitality isn’t just a skill; it’s a Kingdom weapon. Join us as we explore what it means to create a spiritual home for misfits, skeptics, evangelicals, and wanderers—because in Christ, no one is a stranger.

Kingdom Foundation

Kingdom Foundations
Life has a way of shaking us. Storms come. Jobs disappear. Faith wavers. Relationships fracture. And when they do, the question isn’t if you’ve been building—but what foundation you’ve been building on. Jesus said the difference between collapse and confidence isn’t how strong we are, but who we’re standing on. This week, we’re beginning a new series about the kind of foundation that never cracks—and the kind of church God is building here in the Inland Empire: a spiritual home for the disillusioned, the weary, and the spiritually homeless.

Guest Training: Pat Stark

New Name Reveal

In this episode, Pastor Brian reveals the new name for our church going forward and casts vision for who we want to be as a church.

Vision Sunday 2025

Kingdom Uprising: Christmas Eve 2024

Series Summary: Why did Jesus come? What was his central teaching? What was his vision for the world? And why is it that, somehow, after thousands of years, we still seem to miss the point? In a world where every person is out for their own personal advancement–and we are celebrated when others fail–Jesus initiated a thought that would turn the world upside down. When his vision for his kingdom collides with the vision we have for building our own empires, we all have a choice to make. What will yours be?

Kingdom Uprising: Sermon on the Mount - Matthew 7:24-28 - Wise & Foolish Builders

Series Summary: Why did Jesus come? What was his central teaching? What was his vision for the world? And why is it that, somehow, after thousands of years, we still seem to miss the point? In a world where every person is out for their own personal advancement–and we are celebrated when others fail–Jesus initiated a thought that would turn the world upside down. When his vision for his kingdom collides with the vision we have for building our own empires, we all have a choice to make. What will yours be?