How to Talk About Politics and Not Be A Jerk | Eugene Cho

Today we hear a message from guest speaker Rev. Eugene Cho. Eugene Cho is a Pastor, President and CEO of Bread for the World and Bread Institute, Founder of One Day’s Wages, and author of his newest book, Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk: A Christian’s Guide to Engaging Politics.

Passing Hope to the Next Generation | Matt Lewis

God calls us to love, care for, and value every generation as a part of the family, as we seek to be an intergenerational faith community. In this service, we get to celebrate what God is doing in the lives of young people at our church, and hear about how God is calling us to show up for the next generation in this season.

Use Your Privilege | John Ortberg

In this message, we explore race, racism, the ministry of reconciliation, and that God only invented one race—the HUMAN race. God made people, nations, languages, and cultures, and all are one in Christ Jesus. Menlo Church senior pastor John Ortberg also points out that the Bible never condemns the sin of racism because it had not yet been invented.

For resources and next steps, go to http://menlo.church/racialjustice

A Pastoral Conversation About Faith, Race, and Justice | John Ortberg, Hurmon Hamilton & Gary Gaddini

This sermon is a powerful, hopeful dialogue between John Ortberg, Hurmon Hamilton, from New Beginnings Community Church, and Gary Gaddini, from Peninsula Covenant Church. They discuss faith, race, and justice; they talk about how Jesus can be a model for engaging with those who are suffering; and you will discover how to operate as God’s agents right now.

For resources and next steps, go to http://menlo.church/racialjustice

Efrem Smith and John Ortberg | A Conversation About Social and Racial Justice

God’s Kingdom calls on us to grow our awareness and compassion for issues of social justice and anti-racism. In this conversation, John Ortberg converses with Efrem Smith (Co-Pastor at Bayside Church Midtown and Co-owner of Influential LLC) to help address racial injustice and the current state of our nation.

For resources and next steps, go to http://menlo.church/racialjustice

Do Justice. Love Mercy. Walk Humbly. | John Ortberg

God’s Kingdom calls on us to grow our awareness and compassion for issues of social justice and anti-racism. In this service, John Ortberg addresses racial injustice and the current state of our nation.

For resources and next steps, go to http://menlo.church/racialjustice

Hope Has a Name | Agents of Hope | John Ortberg

Hope Has a Name | Hope Bringers | John Ortberg

Hope Has a Name | Hope Killers | John Ortberg

Hope Has a Name | How to Grow Hope | John Ortberg