In this week’s message, we are moved by our Lead Pastor Jeremy Johnson, as he shares a message titled “Believer” We get to experience the birth of Jesus and the true meaning of the Christmas Story, understanding the gifts sent to us at Jesus’ arrival.  

The trials and struggles that surrounded Jesus birth were significant. His parents went through hardship to bring him into this world. Their lives seemed to be ruined, but God had a plan. He was birthing miracles in the midst of their problems, bringing together seemingly negative events for their good. God did the impossible in their lives and through them. Their partnership with God through obedience was instrumental in this journey. Through struggle, Jesus was born, the spotless lamb.

God took Joseph and Mary on a holy journey, set them in his perfect timing, and brought forth the savior of the world. The world was forever changed, and we were gifted with Jesus’ love and acceptance. We do not have to live as though we have lost, Jesus is continuing to pour out his gifts on us today. Join us for a joy-filled, life-giving message that will touch your heart today.

If your constant question to the Lord is “Why?” During hardship then this is for you. As we take on our 3rd week of our sermon series “Battle Fatigue” Our outreach Pastor, Pastor David Turner gives us 3 other words to replace our “Why?” with. In this sermon we take some practical ways to combat the lack of faith in our why and allow faith to bring perseverance in your season.

“How come sometimes I seek God and I don’t find him?”. We’ve all been there, seeking God and doing what feels right and yet…still no answer. Is God playing games with us? Is he just not listening? Does he just not care? The answer is No to all 3. The vibe actually says “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” So why do I feel alone and unheard? Truth is, maybe, you’re not asking the right questions. Questions like How or what can allow us to move forward and out of the victim seat. When we ask “why” we aren’t moving forward but when we choose to ask God questions that are filled with faith we choose to honor God at his word.

In this podcast, Pastor Jeremy Johnson continues in the “Battle Fatigue” series, adding more fuel and ammunition to your inventory of faith so you can not only get through this current season but also the rest of your life. In every battle, heroes will get tired and weary. But because of who they are and what they represent, heroes must rise above circumstances and internal conflict so that they may overcome whatever battle is in front of them.

Take hope! God is not surprised but what is happening. Even in the midst of all that’s going on, God is still on the throne. He is still being worshipped and He is still in control. He will not let His children suffer, even when the world seems to be in chaos. He has never failed once, and He won’t start now.

As you walk through your life, remember to lay aside every weight that slows you done. We sometimes pick things up that we were never meant to carry. Don’t just lay aside sin. Lay aside the fluff that you thought you needed but God never ordained. Also remember to rest with God. Don’t work in your own strength, or burnout will come. Rest in God’s presence, and he will sustain you while you work for the Kingdom. Do these thing and Battle Fatigue will not set in easily for you.

In this season have you just felt simply tired? Have you been fighting an uphill battle? In this weeks podcast titled, “Battle Fatigue” our lead pastor, Jeremy Johnson brings us a timely encouraging word that gives us a new perspective on how to handle this thing we all deal with called, battle fatigue.

“Don’t get tired of the work, but its okay to get tired in the work” If you’ve worked a job, gone to school, done ministry or even been a parent you’ve been tired in the work and tired of the work at some point in time. So what do you do? Pastor Jeremy takes us to a story about David and his mighty men! In their place of rest uprose a new battle that they’ve never seen before. What did David do? He chose to encourage himself in the lord. In that same way we can choose to encourage ourselves in the midst of these battles that we haven't faced before.

Isaiah 40:28-29 says “Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom. He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.” What an amazing God that we have that would extend his strength to us. If you are feeling tired in this season call upon the lord to give you strength! We pray this message brings encouragement and launches you on your walk with the lord in this season!

Take your rightful place in the body of Christ! In this series, Pastor Jeremy Johnson of Fearless Church puts a new spin on an old message. A once classic sermon series now has a fresh look. In this revamped version of “The Guardians Are Back,” Pastor Jeremy explains how we as believers take many roles in the body but have one major position: the Bride of Christ.

We are appointed as “guardians” of the church. To be shepherds of the flock God has entrusted us to keep watch over. It is not just the pastor’s job to maintain a flock. We as Christians are ministers in our own right, and we all have a dominion we guard, protect, steward. No matter who you are, what job you hold, how many kids you have, we all are entrusted with the responsibility of guardianship.

Who are you tending? Who are you feeding? Who are you guiding? Who’s in your circle? Who is around you? Who has God entrusted to you to lead? Who has God given you to guard? Brace yourself, Guardian! Today, heroes rise!

Acts 20:28

On this weeks podcast we continue this powerful and perspective shifting sermon series called “The Lion In the Room”. Pastor Jeremy, our lead pastor dives into a crucial and vital part of the body of christ and an important part of Gods heart, Unity. This sermon Titled “The Key of We Part 2”, Discusses the vitality of keeping love at the center of what we do as the church .  

“Love doesn’t fail if it failed, it wasn’t love”. When we examine our lives how do we love others? Especially those difficult people…, maybe for you it's even someone who voted differently than you or someone who doesn’t look like you. Could you still put love at the forefront of what you do? 1 Corinthians 13 clearly states the vitality of having love at the center of how we encounter one another. The bible clearly states that if we don’t have love we are a “resounding gong or a clanging cymbal” or in other words just plain out annoying to God.

What can your love do for someone else? Could it bring healing? Could it bridge the gap between a non believer and Jesus? When we choose to love others regardless of they’ve done  we become co labors with the Lord. Today will you choose to love others? As you listen to this podcast ask the lord to search your heart and allow him to do some heart surgery! We pray that this message encourages you and gives you a new way to see love!

On this weeks podcast we called “The Key of We”. Pastor Jeremy, Our lead pastor dives into a crucial and vital part of the body of christ and an important part of Gods heart, Unity. This sermon centers us to standard of a kingdom mentality and heart posture.

Pastor Jeremy takes us to Matthew 12:25 NIV “Every kingdom divided against itself will be ruined, and every city or household divided against itself will not stand”. In music, there is always a key ( key of A , Key of C, Key of B flat) the key allows all musicians to get on the same page to make essentially what we hear, a beautiful sound. The sound of unity sounds so much better than the sound of disunity. Imagine hearing a song but with something off… maybe it was the guitar or even the keys; none the less you would pick up on it instantly because it doesn’t sound like its supposed to be there and you would not want to hear the song anymore.

Isn’t that the same way the world views us? We tune to ourselves; our self righteousness, our entitlement, our selfish motives and we expect the world to want to hear of the Jesus we talk about.

Let's tune our hearts the Lord. When we accept Jesus as our Lord and savior we submit our way of doing things to him, in return Jesus gives us the kingdom way of doing things. When we let go of our entitlement, anger, self righteousness and selfish motives essentially we are picking up our cross to follow Jesus. When we tune our hearts to the lord we get back to the key of we which is the key of unity. We hope that the lord does heart surgery in this message, that the lord would minister to you in a new way and bring a perspective shift!

On this weeks podcast we continue our new series “The Lion in the room”. In this series, we dive into our current political hour and bring kingdom to politics. Our Lead Pastor, Jeremy Johnson kicks off this sermon in Revelation 5:5. For most this book can be hard to understand but Pastor Jeremy helps break it down for us! The book of Revelation is a book about a vision that John had about the end times. In Revelation 5:5 John sees a vision of a scroll with 7 seals, In the Roman empire 7 seals on a scroll represents the will someone leaves for their children or family members, in other words the will that God left for us as his children. We hope this message brings you spiritual growth, hope and encouragement!

Happy Sunday Fearless church!

This week, with the upcoming election, Pastor Jeremy addresses politics in the church. We are reminded that a donkey or an elephant did not suffer on the cross for us— only Jesus. He is the lion in the room, and more than anything, a divided world needs a United church.

Passionately pursue Jesus, above all else. The body of Christ is diverse because it gives us strength and shows glory to God. Believers have unity in Christ.

In John 13:34-35 Jesus gives us a new commandment. To love one another, as He loved us. By following this commandment, the world will know we are his disciples.

In this week's message, our Fearless leader, Jeremy Johnson, continues our series titled I Will Fear No Evil. Our Pastor presents Killshot Golgotha where we continue our journey with David to the battlefield to face Goliath. As he arose with faithfulness to his father's commands, an unprecedented destiny waited for him, unforeseen.

David was ready and willing to do the simple things that were asked of him. No one watched him as he grew in skill and ability. It was just another ordinary day when his dad requested for him to deliver cheese to his brothers. He completed his seemingly unimportant mission, not knowing destiny was about to unfold before him. Goliath arises and delivers the daily challenge to Israel, but no one was willing to face him. They were scared. David was ready, up to the challenge. He had faced lions alone with no one but the Lord at his side. He trusted God's ability to deliver him. He trusted the abilities God had built into him over time. He was not afraid to step up and seize this new opportunity.

It seems random that a shepherd boy with no warrior training would arise to this challenge. He was surrounded by trained warriors with custom built armor yet he was the right man for the job. David carried something the warriors did not, vision. He was able to see God with him in his day to day battles. He understood the power of God to deliver him and his ability to make him capable. He remembered all the things God had already done for him. David used it as a catalyst to drive him into battle. He arose to the challenge he was handcrafted to face. As God grows our abilities and new opportunities arise, we must be willing to pick up new challenges. God does not want us delivering cheese forever and hiding within the ranks of warriors. He is building us into something throughout the seemingly mundane, everyday moments. We have to keep our vision on all the good things He has done. We have to see things in a new light. This way when a new challenge is presented, we remember the God who has always been with us, will show up again. Join us for this heart stirring message. Are you ready for what God has next?

This week, pastor Jeremey Johnson revisits an old Sunday school favorite— the story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17. As believers, it is important that we are able to distinguish between the problems in our life and the Goliaths in our life when we are in the valley of battle. The Goliath is the giant that appears day after day, taunting us. But fear not! Just like with David, God will come along side of us to take out the giants in our life. When we practice obedience, serve with passion and ask God for vision— He will give us the courage to defeat the giants in our life.

For it is vision that leads to courage, lack of vision leads to discouragement. God has the ability to give us new eyes to face our biggest struggles.

Jeremy Johnson, Senior Pastor of Fearless LA, brings "Don't Fear the Cheese" to our I Will Fear No Evil series. This week, we discuss the meaning of life when you're in the valley. Life is cyclical. While we all want to live from the mountaintop eventually everyone experiences a valley. It is inevitable. In this message, we review how small valley decisions impact our destiny. 

David was living an obedient yet seemingly insignificant life. He watched over sheep while his brothers got to be in the house. His other brothers were off being warriors. He delivered cheese to his brothers simply because he was asked. Whether faced with a lion or asked to deliver cheese, he never shirked his responsibilities. This led him to a date with destiny. His humility in completing the seemingly insignificant opened the door for him to slay a giant and become a hero in the land.

When we say yes to Jesus, he doesn't promise us a lifetime of mountain tops.  When we are willing to participate in the small tasks in places we may not be seen or noticed God takes notice. He is using it to build a foundation that can catapult us into our destiny, if only we are willing. Join us for this week's life changing message to learn more about how God weaves our faithfulness to the little to bring forth a great destiny we can hardly imagine.

It’s exciting when God says “yes.” But what about when God says “no?” What happens when God says no to pursuing a job you’ve been wanting? How do you respond when God says no to the relationship you’ve wanted to have with that guy/girl you found attractive? Do you respond in anger or obedience? Do you respond in bitterness or joy?
Pastor Jeremy Johnson dives into the life and private anointing of David. He uses the early life of David to explain that we are anointed as children of God. We have a high call on our life, but just because people don’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not the truth. We are anointed as kings and queens, therefore we must protect the kingdom we have been given to rule over. Whether it be our home, our kids, our spouse, etc., we are called to steward our anointing, even when people don’t see it.
In stewarding your kingdom, giants will come. In these moments, we turn to God and ask Him how we can defeat the giants we face. It’s in these moments where God will sometimes suggest a new strategy as opposed to something you’ve already tried. How will you handle the “new thing” that God wants to do? Can you handle going through the roughness of a storm, or the thicket of the poplar trees, if it meant that victory was on the other side?

2 Samuel 5:17-25

In this week’s podcast, we continue this sermon series “I Will Fear No Evil” with three people who have walked through valley seasons and how God showed Himself faithful in their particular seasons. Cameron, one of our very own worship leaders earlier this year had walked through a tough season of loss. As he shared the emotions that arose during that season, he shared his revelation and perspective and how the Lord showed His kindness and goodness to him.

Andy, one of our Fearless fathers, speaks about his journey with his wife their fertility struggle. Andy shares his struggles in the midst of this season and how he fought back, but most importantly, how God showed up and worked a miracle through this valley season! Carlos, another amazing Fearless father and Fearless BND bassist, shares two valley seasons he walked through with his father and his son. Carlos shares how he felt and how God continued show Himself faithful to his father and his son and the words that God spoke that got him through that season! We pray this message encourages you and shows you that God can turn your situation around for his glory.

Happy Sunday Fearless family! This week Pastor Christy walks us through the Numbers 13 as we continue learning about the valley of decisions. When the Lord told Moses to send leaders to the Land of Canaan (promised to the Israelites) they reported that their was fruits but the people inhabiting the land were strong, powerful people. In this message we are reminded that in God’s promises, there will be fruit but there may also be giants. However, God did not call us to be grasshoppers— he called us to be giant slayers! As no obstacle is too great or too powerful for God.

Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision!    This week, Pastor Christy reflects on Joel 3:14.

Everyday, we are faced with decisions we have to make— whether big or small. These decisions we make add up over time and create our life. Pastor Christy points out that in the valley of decision there are three things: fruit, giants, and grasshoppers. To overcome the giants in the valley, we are given 5 practical tips for Godly decision-making.

In this passionate message from Fearless LA, Pastor Jeremy Johnson delivers a message of prophetic proportion. He challenges listeners, watchers, and attenders to speak to the dry bones in their lives and command them to live again. We believe in a resurrected Lord and Savior so if He can be raised back to life, so can the dead things in our lives. Believe with faith today, prophesy to your bones, and tell them to LIVE!

Psalms 23:4 KJV

Ezekiel 37:1-14 NIV

This week at Fearless LA, Pastor Jeremy Johnson takes us through the Valley of the Shadow of Death! But Fear Not! For God is with you! As you walk through your darkest valley, always remember that God is always with you so you have no need to fear while you’re in the valley. Be encouraged by this message of security that whatever you face during this season, you can fear no evil.

Psalm 23:4 KJV

Hello, my name is REVIVAL.
Did you know the term revival means new or strengthened? As believers in Christ we know that He is the source of our strength and is constantly working behind the scenes to work things out for the good of those who love Him and are called to His purposes.

This week pastor Jeremy emphasizes the energy of the church and the power that comes with revival. When we are obedient to God, He will give us the grace to face our trials and the God of peace will crush Satan under our feet (Romans 16:20).

This week at Fearless LA, Pastor Jeremy Johnson delivers a declaration of hope: “This is our year, because today we’re going all in! No giant will defeat us! No ocean will drown us! No Pharisee will dissuade us. No Jezebel spirit will scare us. This year, for the rest of the year, we will go all in. Not halfway in, but all in!” Today, be filled with hope and passion as you listen to this declaration of faith.

The enemy has a strategic attack planned, tailored to your fears and temptations. The enemy knows that the name given to you by the Lord is a threat to him. But fear not, Fearless family— we know the enemy’s plan will backfire! Romans 8:28 tells us that all things work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to His purpose.

This week, Pastor Jeremy teaches us how the book of Daniel exemplifies walking in God’s purpose. In Daniel chapter 3– Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were thrown into a fiery furnace after refusing to worship the king’s statue of gold. However the king and his advisors were astonished to see four figures in the fire walking around unharmed.

Sometimes God allows us to be thrown in the fire to burn off the things that do not belong in our lives. What ever struggles you are going through, have faith that Jesus is in the fire with you and you will come out untouched.

As we walk into this on-going season full of trials, Pastor David gives an amazing word about the importance of understanding the patience in the word of God.

As believers, we tend to question God after we get caught off guard. But when we read the story of Job, it teaches us how God uses different obstacles for us to grow with Him.

This season, we are forced to face multiple situations at once that can lay our foundation.

God is for us, and if God is for us, who can possibly try to come close to the power of our almighty God.

In this week’s Podcast Our First Lady, Pastor Christy Johnson gives us an encouraging message on how we can shift our focus back on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith. Philippians 4:6 says this “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is excellent or praiseworthy--think about such things.” In our current state in the world it’s very easy for us to think on what is hard, what isn’t going our way and what is to come next— but the Bible says very clearly to think on these things. 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 says “The weapons of our warfare are not the weapons of the world. Instead, they have divine power to demolish strongholds. We tear down arguments and every presumption set up against the knowledge of God; and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.” When having thoughts that are overwhelming and anxiety-driven, question them and bring them to Christ. We encourage you to fight this week with worship, prayer and the word of God that has the POWER to break strongholds! We hope this message blesses you!

“Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth. Worship the Lord with gladness; come before him with joyful songs.” Psalms 100:1-2 NIV

At Fearless Church we believe that worship is our weapon against the enemy. This week, pastor Jeremy discusses the symbolic nature of the bald eagle in not only the United States, but in the Bible. While other birds hide and take shelter during storms, eagles climb to the highest point, lift their wings and soar. As Christians we are called to lift our hands in the midst of life’s storms.

This weekend, Pastor Jeremy Johnson of Fearless LA delivers a powerful message for those who feel defeated, for those who feel like they have lost. The message is simple but powerful: “Pursue! For you shall recover all!” Are you in a place where you feel like you have lost everything? Where you feel like your life is falling apart each day? You feel like the enemies of fear, anxiety, betrayal, and deception have robbed you of the things you once held dear? Today, God declares this word over your life: “You shall recover all!” Stand tall in the midst of your battle, because if you’re still breathing, God’s not done with you yet.

The Father’s Freedom

Ps. Jeremy Johnson

For what the Son of Man has set free, they are free indeed! This weekend, we celebrate Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the freedom of African Americans from the bondage of slavery. In this podcast episode, Pastor Jeremy Johnson, lead pastor of Fearless LA, delivers a word of freedom to those who feel in bondage. Today, God declares over your life that freedom has come to your life and your household. You are no longer a slave to sin, but a Son/Daughter of God. Today, let this message of deliverance inspire you to walk in the freedom that Jesus has given you and remember that freedom and salvation is given to all who call on the name of the Lord.

Happy Sunday Fearless church! Pastor Jeremy begins this service with the end. In the end, God wins. Revelation 19:4- 10 illustrates the wedding of Christ and his bride. God’s children coming together in perfect unity and harmony.

As believers, we strive to create this type unity in the church. Unity does not mean that we are the same but rather united in spirit. In order to create this harmony with fellow believers, we  are called to tuned our hearts to God— first by reaching up, reaching in, and then reaching out to others.

“Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all it’s many parts form one body, so it is with Christ.” 1 Corinthians 12:12.

On this podcast titled “Death to racism” Our lead pastor, Pastor Jeremy Johnson addressees the climate of our country and racism in the body of christ. This message is to help us as a body become one again just as christ has envisioned for us but also carry each others burdens in the midst of these injustices because Jesus ultimately wants us to speak up! We hope this message brings you courage to fight for justice and see the real heart of God.

Hello Fearless family. Just as a husband experiences the pain of child-birth with his wife— we stand with our black brothers and sisters against injustices. This week, Pastor Jeremy preaches a word on unity, love and standing with one another during hardships.

1 John 4:7-21 teaches us about God’s love and ours. We love because He first loved us. We are called to love our brothers and sisters as Christ loved us; hating sin but not the sinner.

In love— we are also called to action. Pastor Jeremy shares Romans 12:9-21 as a guide on how to love in action. This means standing with those who are hurting and showing grace to those who persecute you.

This message was recorded in DTLA, at our drive-in night service 

On this week’s podcast, we acknowledge the current climate of our country in regards to the racial divide. As a church we believe God loves you and hates division. We acknowledge the life of George Floyd that was taken unjustly and far too soon.

Pastors Jeremy and Christy Johnson, lead pastors of Fearless LA, take us on a cinematic and lighthearted adventure through classic sci-fi movies to ultimately share the importance of love. 1 Corinthians 13:1-3 says, “If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all I have, and if I deliver up my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing.” The most important thing is to LOVE and love till others ask why. Let’s ask the Lord to do a work in our hearts to love well!

Life can be quite…adventurous at times. It can even seem like a movie! That’s why this week Pastors Jeremy and Christy Johnson of Fearless Online have decided to take us on an adventure through their favorite movies in the action/adventure genre! Some movies include 300, Jurassic Park, Braveheart, and more. We didn’t forget to bring Jesus into this sermon either. Pastor Jeremy relates many things we see in these movies to real life situations we face everyday. Join us on this journey through cinema to see the gospel in a new and exciting way!

Happy Sunday Fearless LA!

The Bible says in John 3:16 that whoever believes in Jesus shall have eternal life. Our youth pastor, David, invites us to reflect on our definition of belief— as believing and relying on God in all circumstances.

In the Bible, we see that God delivers His people no matter if they are in the hills or the valleys (1 Kings 20:28). God does the same for us during all seasons of life— through the highs and the lows.

Pastor Jeremy points out that God may bring you to a valley to give you a new vision of Him. Have faith! He will meet you in your struggles. If the Covid-19 pandemic is a valley, you may experience some additional hardships during this season. Be encouraged— Just as David remained faithful and God delivered Goliath into his hands, God is present as you confront your own giant.

Happy Mother’s Day, Fearless Family!

As we continue to walk this season with God, God sets appointments for us to prepare us and to mold us. Pastor Christy Johnson preaches a brilliant message on The Appointment with Disappointment. 

On Psalms 30:1, God’s word gives us joy and assurance when we face challenges. No matter what we are facing, there are expiration dates to the season that we are in.

In moments of disappointment, God has redeemed and restored all of those moments. Disappointments are God’s way for Him to show us how good of a Father He is to us.

Let’s give Him our defeat, our discouragement and our disappointment, and God will give us his gifts: joy, peace and His grace.

There is something great in God’s will on the other side of disappointment, His love for us.

Happy Sunday Fearless Church!

We all experience times when we feel like life is a mess. However, we can be encouraged in knowing that there is no progress without a mess, a stretch and letting go of limiting beliefs. Pastor Jeremy invites us to explore a story of progress and faith in the book of Mark.

Mark 5:21 begins with Jesus on His way to heal the daughter of Jairus, when a suffering woman reached out in faith and touched His robe. As you might imagine, this act took great courage and belief in the power of Jesus to make her whole.

As a believer in Christ, we can find hope in our mess. We will sometimes face situations that stretch us past our point of comfort. Walk in faith during these times that God is preparing you for living in your progress.

It seems now more than ever, fear is a prominent factor in our everyday lives. But this Sunday, Pastor Jeremy and Christy Johnson delivered a powerful message with one simple goal in mind: “Fear Not.” In this message, our two lead pastors each share their stories about their battles with fear and how they overcame it by simply seeing it as an opportunity instead of an obstacle. Fear has been a bully to so many people in this day and age. But today, we boldly declare what God says over us: “Fear Not! For I am with you!”

Happy Sunday! As we continue to walk in this season of trials and temptations, let’s remind each other of the importance in staying planted in God’s fruit of love. Pastor Jeremy Johnson preaches an incredible message about Love.

The fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Although there are multiple attributes in the fruit of the spirit, all of those attributes make up the main fruit, the fruit of love.

We serve a limitless and powerful God that wants to produce fruit in us that remains—as soon as one fruit is gone, a new fruit comes; God’s love is unconditional, not only does He say it, but He proves it.

Happy Resurrection Sunday! On this day, Hope Is Alive and as we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus. Against all odds He went to the cross and then Jesus got up! Pastor Jeremy Johnson preaches a message about the Miracle in the Mirror.

We are thankful for the resurrection, but there would be no resurrection without first the death on the cross. Jesus paid it all on the cross so we could have life eternal with Him in Heaven. This is the essence of the Gospel. “For God so loved the world, that He gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life.”

Today, look in the mirror if your life and ask yourself, “What has died in my life?” Then ask yourself, “What can God resurrect in my life?” How can I partner with the Holy Spirit to Christ's resurrection power take over my life? Join us for an incredible message of hope and power.

Ps. Jeremy Johnson | It may look like your surrounded, but do you truly know who surrounds you? Pastor Jeremy Johnson discusses the topic of being “Surrounded” by God. Your enemies may seem overwhelming, but the truth of the matter is that God has your enemies surrounded. All you have to do is have the vision to see it!

Ps. Jeremy Johnson | There is a storm that we are all walking through right now. It may look different then someone else but we are all in a storm none the less. But one singular fact remains in times of stormy despair: God is on the throne and He is not shaken by the storm you’re walking through. Have peace with the fact that when God is at rest, you too can rest.

Ps. Christy Johnson | Have you felt the pressure of life? Have you been squeezed at every angle by the anxieties that the world brings? In this clip, Pastor Christy Johnson shares on the “Power in the Pressure.” We May be hard pressed on every side, but we are not shaken. We may be struck down, but we are not destroyed. God’s got our back, even when the pressure is unbearable to stand.

Ps. Christy Johnson | Do not be afraid, for God is with you! In this clip, Pastor Christy Johnson delivers a timely word: God will fight our battles for us. All we have to do is rest and watch. God wants us to trust him with our anxieties, fears, and battles we face. He doesn’t want us to fight our battles. He wants to do it for us, and praise him for it. Trust that God will win, so you can see the victory in your life.

You Are Next: Revelation and Reset

Ps. Jeremy Johnson w/ Ps. Samuel Rodriguez

You’ve been chosen for such a time as this! This week, our Lead Pastor, Jeremy Johnson sits down with Ps. Samuel Rodriguez of New Seasons LA via ZOOM and discusses his new book, “You Are Next,” and also discusses the privilege of being part of this time in history. Whether we want to accept it or not, God predestined each of us to experience this moment in history, and he prepared and equipped us for it. God has set us apart to be a light in this dark time, and to be Christ’s example of faith in a time of fear. You Are Next! Your Season is Now! Step into the calling God has in store for you!

The world has changed. The pandemic is everywhere. Quarantine is in place, and many people are beginning to panic. Sounds grim right? What if I too knew there was hope, even in the midst of the Coronavirus? Our Lead Pastor, Jeremy Johnson, and special guests Glen and Deborah Berteau of The House: Modesto, discussed the idea of being the “Whosoever” in God’s eyes instead of “Who are you?”. Pastor Jeremy also asked Pastor Glen about his resurrection experience and what he found on the other side of death’s door. Many people today are in crisis and in need of a Savior more than ever. It’s for such a time as this that God prepared the church to be a light to an ever-darkening world. What will the forces do when they look to you? Will they cower in fear because of Who is in you? Or will they simply ask, “Who are you?”

Ps. Jeremy Johnson | During the height of the Coronavirus pandemic, Pastor Jeremy Johnson made the decision to not be lead by fear but by faith. The church gathered online and listened in on a new sermon series Pastor Jeremy decided to deliver: “This Is My Level Up!” In this sermon, our Pastor laid out what it takes to be the pastor of your home and how a leader should respond in times such as these. Some of the points discussed included, “The Word of God will protect you against fear,” “God is not surprised by this, nor is he worried,” and, of course, “This is my level up!” We hope that this podcast inspires you for whatever season of crisis you’re going through. Whether it be a missed loan payment or a global pandemic, feel at peace that Jesus is with you in the midst of it all, and He is in control.

Ephesians 6:10-18 NIV

Exodus 12:13 NIV

Psalm 121:1-8 NIV

Isaiah 43:1-2 NIV

Psalm 91 MSG

Isaiah 8:13 NIV

Luke 6:48 NIV

Hosea 13:14 NKJV

2 Timothy 1:6-8 NLT

Romans 8:15 NIV

Acts 8:1-4 NLT

Many are called, but few are chosen. This Sunday, our special guest speaker, Pastor Dominic Russo of 1Nation, 1Day gave a special word concerning God's select "few". These chosen people who will rise up and walk in the full power, repentance, grace, and commission set by God to transform this world. 

These "chosen" contain three aspects about them. They see the world differently. They live for this moment. They love till it hurts. If a generation of God’s people caught wind of these truths and chose to live them daily; they would move from being God’s called to God’s chosen "few". Empowered with these values, these people are ready to love on the lost.

One day each of us will have to give an account before the King of Kings. Keeping our sights set on heaven, making daily decisions with King Jesus, approval in mind changes everything. God wants us to make a daily decision from called to chosen. How will you respond? Let's tune into this week's message to learn more.

2 Corinthians 5:1-10

LSD: From Victim to Victory

Ps. Jeremy Johnson

Jeremy Johnson, Lead Pastor of Fearless LA, brings his L.S.D. Series to a close with the final installment of “7 Things I Wish I Should’ve Learned When I Was Single.” This week, we discuss the final two points of the message. The first (or sixth) point: “Guard Your Heart.” We must protect our hearts at all cost because it is valuable. God wants to cultivate and pour out His Love on your heart, but if left unguarded, it will be stolen away but things of this world. Relationships, money, and position are just a few things that the enemy can use to steal your heart from God. Lastly, the second (or seventh) point: “You Are Not A Victim, But A Victor.” We have the victory! We are more than conquerers. We don’t need to sit in the victim chair anymore! God gave us the victory, so stand up and let the dust start to build on the victim seat in your life!

In this week's message, Pastor Jeremy Johnson continues sharing on love, sex and dating. He continues on the seven things he wishes he knew while he was single, which can help each of us today. 

There are many things that can dictate the quality of a relationship. Placing God at the center doesn't always come up at the top of the list. However, Pastor Jeremy explains how these tips are key to ensuring long‐long lasting, healthy relationships, each one builds upon another a foundation of strength and love. Using these godly principles we can build relationships for a lifetime that are life giving and satisfying.

Let us dive into this heartfelt message about love, life and relationships. We all want our relationships to thrive, using these tips over our lives can change everything, while connecting us deeper to the one who loves us most, Jesus!

Ps. Jeremy Johnson | In this week’s podcast, we continue in our L.S.D series (Love • Sex • Dating). Pastor Jeremy Johnson gives us a look into some tips he wishes he knew about relationships when he was younger. As we continue to grow as human beings, whether we are in a romantic relationship, friendship, or neighborly acquaintanceship or family ties, these are the practical things every single person can learn to use in their daily lives!

Before we step into any successful relationship, we need to deepen our relationship with God! It is vital to know who and whose we are before adding someone else to the equation! We have to start living our lives NOW! We can’t wait for Mister Right or the perfect gal to come along to start dreaming, to start pursuing LIFE. No time is better than now!! The final tip of the day is to develop a habit of joy! We all know someone who sucks the life out of us due to negativity; we may even be that person. When we start to walk in joy instead of seeking happiness, things shift! Apply these tips to the relationships you have now and you will see a change for the better.

Ps. Christy Johnson | “To start some things, you have to stop some things” and Letting Go is one of them. This Sunday we began our sermon series “L.S.D : Love, Sex, and Dating” and our First Lady, Pastor Chirsty Johnson brought it down with a powerful and fun word titled “LSD: Let it Go”. John 15:1-5 talks about God is a gardener and how he cuts branches in our lives if we are not baring fruit, as well as how he prunes us for bigger and better growth. In this case Pastor Christy Johnson addresses 3 things that we need to cut out of our lives in regards to our relationships. This message will give you a new perspective on dating, whether you are single, dating, or married. This message will give you realistic and practical things to help find that special someone or foster the relationship you currently have.

In our day to day life and even in the mundane  sometimes life doesn’t always seem so glamorous. At times we’re tired and loose sight of the prize on this great race in life. We get caught up in life and forget the ultimate prize which is Jesus. Today we want you to know that you can continue the race that is set before you with grace  and a great cloud of witnesses cheering you on! We hope this message blesses you and encourages you wherever you are in your race!

In this week's impactful message, we learn how to posture ourselves in the midst of a fight. Pastor, Jeremy Johnson is back, sharing on vision and how the Lord uses it to win battles.

We are all on a journey, everyone fighting a spiritual battle. Situations, enemies, and negative thoughts may surround us, but God commands us to not fear. God has sent a legion of help, only visible with spiritual eyes. "Those that are with us are more than are against us!" Elijah echoed this at the brink of battle. Even now, God is calling for us to open our eyes and see that we are surrounded by His grace, His love, His mercy, and angelic help. He is making a way where there is none. We must open our eyes and align our vision with His vision to see the breakthrough, break forth. When things may seem hopeless, we may feel outmatched, overwhelmed and like we are drowning; God sees into places we cannot, every corner, every opportunity, every whispered word behind closed doors. He is ever present and working in our favor. We have to come into agreement with His vision of us in the heat of battle. We are surrounded by His protection even when we cannot see it. When a battle is coming our way, we must exercise our faith and declare the victory in advance. His promise to never leave or forsake us is what we can lean on. We must focus our eyes on Him and see Him with us in the middle of every circumstance.

VISION 2020: I HAVE A DREAM | In this week’s podcast from our very own Pastor Jeremy Johnson, we get a peak into the future! There is so much in store for Fearless LA in 2020 and beyond, and we are so excited you’re tuning in to be a part of this. In 2020, we’ve put away small dreams that limit God, and are dreaming BIG dreams, GOD dreams! These kind of dreams require specific vision. We have to look at them with hindsight, foresight, insight, and oversight. We are believing with you that this year is a year of answered prayers and of big, God dreams!

Scripture References:

Acts 2:17 NIV

In this podcast, Pastor Jeremy Johnson of Fearless LA rings in the New Year with a word on patience when it comes to Gods promise in our lives. On the first Sunday of 2020 we are reminded that it is okay to be given a promise and not yet be living in it. Gods timing is not always automatic, but his word never returns void. As we walk into 2020, we can cling onto the truth that only God holds the power and the plan over our lives, and all we have to do is let Him and His timing bring it all together.

It's the first Sunday of 2020, and we are gearing up for our fast starting on Jan 12. Pastor Jeremy not only discusses the power of prayer and fasting; but also how we can shift our lives, spirits, and perspectives with prayer.

Pastor Jeremy simplifies the word prayer down to one word, “COMMUNICATION”. Matthew 6:21 Says “Where your treasure is there will your heart be. Many times we can think of treasure as our finances, but for some of us, it is our time that is our treasure. What if we could give God more of our time during this fast? How could our lives dramatically change? What could be the outcome of giving God 21 days of prayer and fasting?

What kind of breakthrough are you waiting on the Lord for? Could your 2020 fasting experience be the catalyst for a turnaround in the beginning of your 2020? God is waiting to meet us in prayer encounters during this holy time of focused fasting. He wants to increase our sensitivity to His voice. His desire is to give us wisdom, remove barriers, and foster deeper connection with us. When we seek Him first, He rewards us in unexpected ways. We cannot wait to see what God is going to do in your life and heart during this season of purification and consecration unto Him.