Reality San Francisco

Dave Lomas reflects on our current domestic lifestyle and our need to detox from the false self.

Dave Lomas reflects on a rendition of the hymn, "Doxology," sung in the key of our current moment.

Dave Lomas reflects on the discipline of God, and, as Hebrews 12 states, how we have the ability to view our hardships as an opportunity for teaching.

Dave Lomas reflects on the first week of shelter-in-place and our online Sunday Digital Worship Gathering, and then meditates on Psalm 13.

Dave Lomas teaches from John 16:32-33 on the ways Jesus is present with us in our loneliness and trouble — especially in a time such as now. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3elQna6 

In this special episode, Dave Lomas has a conversation with Francis Chan, who just recently moved to Hong Kong. Dave and Francis discuss what things are like right now in China, what this pandemic means for the worldwide Church, and how Christians can make the most of this time.

Dave Lomas reflects on the anxiety and worry we’re experiencing in this moment due to not knowing what the future will be like. What kind of posture should we have when we don’t know the future and can’t control it?

Dave Lomas reflects on our current dependence on technology and how it makes being present challenging. He then shares how we can be present to others in this time by being present with God.

Dave Lomas reflects on today’s new shelter-in-place health code order in San Francisco and how it forces us into a new monasticism. Dave explains what monasticism is and how God can use this time to make us a more loving, peaceful presence of Christ in our city.

Dave Lomas introduces this special series called, "The Reality Daily," where he'll offer encouragements, insights, and meditations for you to engage with in our current moment. More episodes to come.

Dave Lomas shares an update on what's happening in our church due to coronavirus and how we are responding with a house church model for Sundays, March 15th and 22nd. Dave shares the vision for what we're calling "House to House" and how Community Groups will approach it in homes. Find all details and resources (including how to join a House to House Gathering if you're not in a CG) at http://realitysf.com/house-to-house

Dave Lomas teaches from Acts 3:1-21 and 4:1-4 on what people should see when they look at the Church and how our lives can reflect who Jesus is. Slides available at http://bit.ly/32GjPm0 

Dave Lomas teaches from Acts 2:37-47 on what the early church was devoted to by the Spirit, and likewise, what our church needs to commit to. Slides available at http://bit.ly/38Wrpey 

Melissa Weinisch teaches from Acts 2:1-41 on the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost and all of its significance for disciples of Jesus both then and now. Teaching slides available at http://bit.ly/39PaCKx Melissa Weinisch is the Youth Minister on staff at Reality SF. 

Darren Rouanzoin teaches from Acts 1:1-8 on what the beginning of the Church looked and felt like, and how we can also step into demonstrating the power of the Kingdom of God today. Slides available at http://bit.ly/2ScXrwX  Darren is the Lead Pastor of Garden Church in Long Beach, California.

Dave Lomas introduces our yearlong series on Acts, focusing on the foundations of the early church, and how we can learn from their example. Slides available at http://bit.ly/2UsCvUl 

Dave Lomas teaches from Matthew 28:18-20 on the difference between being a disciple of Jesus and being a Christian, and how we can practice being disciples of Jesus. Slides available at http://bit.ly/2U2GJlo 

Dave Lomas teaches on the importance of rootedness, first in Christ and then in a particular place, in order for us to truly see renewal happen. Slides available at http://bit.ly/38wQmwB 

Dave Lomas teaches from Genesis 1:27-31 on how we, as followers of Jesus, are called to be a people who work for cultural renewal. Slides available at http://bit.ly/39ZuBqC 

At our ten-year anniversary Annual Vision & Prayer, Dave Lomas looks back on the main themes of our early years as a church in order to canonize them as an essential part of our future. He then looks forward to share key initiatives for 2020.  Slides from this presentation available at http://bit.ly/2tVjdM8