Soma Church

Hebrews 11:6 tells us that God is looking for those who have two kinds of faith, confessional faith (those who believe) and seeking faith (those who seek). In this message you'll see that seeking faith pushes against your natural tendencies, leans into difficulty, and positions you in dependency. 

Our mission is to "connect people to Christ and each other to make a difference in our world". In this message you'll hear how we do that as a church and why it matters to you.

The more you know people the more you will know joy, because people are your purpose. 

In this podcast you'll hear why we stand on solid, factual, ground when we say we believe the Bible and why confidence in the Bible is so crucial.

In Psalm 51 we see a snapshot of what made David a man after God's own heart. You'll hear in this sermon why humility matters to God and what true humility looks like. 

Psalm 23 is one of the most widely known portions of the Bible. Hear why it's impact is still so important to us today.

Our summer series Summer of Psalms starts off looking at Psalm 1 and the clear roadmap it gives to the destination of true happiness. 

We close out our series with a look at anger what it does to us and how we can find help for it.

On the worst day of Jonah's life he was redirected by a whale that was provided by God. If we're going to love like Jesus we need to know our problems are not punishment but God's way of providing direction. 

In Malachi 4:6 we hear of a day when parents will return to their children. You'll hear in this message why this is speaking of spiritual parents and their need to raise spiritual offspring in order for the church to truly be the Church!

While we might easily confess that the pursuit to love like Jesus is a noble and worthy goal, the one thing we must start asking if we are to achieve it is, "what keeps me from it?" This message on the book of Jonah will show how confronting our issues will calm the storms in our life and others.

In part one of our walk through the book of Jonah we discover the first thing we need to do to love like Jesus, love our enemies.

While many have suggested that the world will become more bleak as time goes on, Jesus' words give us hope that before the expected end of the world people will hear about Jesus like never before. 

Many have questions like these so we thought decided to give meaningful answers to some of the Bible's hardest questions. 

Our panel discussion on Mother's Day will help you hear from multiple moms in different seasons of life. 

In this message you'll hear how God is a master at using interruption to get our attention and some practical tips to help you live an interrupted lifestyle. 

Whether you've experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit, have questions about it, or want more of it this message will inspire you to pursue God for more.

The last words of Jesus on the cross serve as the same hope that can be found in the resurrection. This Easter sermon looks at the word "It Is Finished" and what they mean to you.

What is heaven like? will i go there immediately when I die? Will I know my friends and family when I get there? Will I be playing a harp all day? With all the questions we have about the place we'll spend eternity Jesus made it abundantly clear, it will be paradise. 

The first installment of the "Last Words" series bring us to Jesus first words on the cross, "Father Forgive them for they know not what they do." The multifaceted forgiveness of Jesus is explored that we may be amazed and give back the best offering we can to the one who has given us so much.