Pray for God’s Blessing Over Our City | Week 6
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on August 16 by Pastor Amen Bains. In Week 6 of our Psalms: Prayers for Life series, Psalm 67 reminds us that God’s blessings are not meant to stop with us, but to flow through us into the world around us so that He might be made known.
WEEKLY PRAYER FOCUS | Psalm 67, Psalm 96, Psalm 112
Let these Psalms shape your prayers this week and remind you that God faithfully guides us, remains with us through every season, and invites us to entrust our lives to Him.
The God Who Leads You | Week 5
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on August 9 by Pastor Amen Bains. In Week 5 of our Psalms: Prayers for Life series, Psalm 23 shows us that we can trust Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who knows us, provides for us, walks with us through every valley, and gave His life to bring us home.
WEEKLY PRAYER FOCUS | Psalm 23, Psalm 25, Psalm 27
Let these Psalms shape your prayers this week and remind you that God faithfully guides us, remains with us through every season, and invites us to entrust our lives to Him.
Pray Your Doubts To God | Week 4
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on August 2 by Pastor Oscar Navarro. In Week 4 of our Psalms: Prayers for Life series, Psalm 73 shows us that doubt is not the enemy of faith but can become the place where God leads us into deeper trust in Him.
WEEKLY PRAYER FOCUS | Psalm 73, Psalm 42, Psalm 77
Let these Psalms shape your prayers this week and remind you that God hears every cry and welcomes you to bring every part of your life before Him.
The God Who Hears You | Week 3
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on July 26 by Pastor Amen Bains. In Week 3 of our Psalms: Prayers for Life series, Psalm 116 reminds us that the God we pray to is a God who truly listens. He hears our prayers, responds with compassion, and invites us to find rest in Him.
WEEKLY PRAYER FOCUS | Psalm 116, Psalm 34, Psalm 130
The God Who Knows You | Week 2
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on July 19 by Pastor Amen Bains. In Week 2 of our series, Psalm 139 shows us that God knows us completely and still invites us to come to Him honestly. Because He knows every part of us and remains with us wherever we are, we can bring our whole selves to Him in prayer.
The God Who Reveals Himself | Week 1
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on July 12 by Pastor Amen Bains. In the opening message of our Psalms: Prayers for Life series, we begin with the disciples’ simple request: “Lord, teach us to pray.” Psalm 19 shows us that prayer begins by paying attention to the God who makes Himself known – through creation, through His Word, and most fully through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Greater Promises | Week 12
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on June 28 by Pastor Oscar Navarro. In the final week of our Exiles series, we are reminded that God is faithful even when we are not. We often abandon the promises of God for lesser things, but Scripture calls us to trust the God who restores, renews and keeps His word.
The Sounds of Restoration | Week 11
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on June 21 by Pastor Amen Bains. In this sermon from Jeremiah 33, we see that God’s restoration is not quiet: where devastation once silenced joy, He brings back the sounds of healing, worship, thanksgiving, and life with Him.
As Jeremiah speaks hope from the middle of Jerusalem’s collapse, we are reminded that God’s final word over His people is not silence, shame, exile, or death, but restoration in Him.
Scripture References:
Jeremiah 7:34; 33:1-11; Ezra 3:10-11; Nehemiah 8:9-12
Weekly Reflection Questions
1. What sound is loudest in your life right now — despair, shame, fear, control, worship, gratitude, or hope?
2. How might worship become a posture of trust for you this week, even before everything feels fully restored?
A Faith That Acts | Week 10
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on June 7 by Pastor Markel Croston. Faith does not wait for circumstances to improve; it trusts God enough to obey Him in the middle of uncertainty.
In Jeremiah 32, while Jerusalem is under siege and the future looks impossible, Jeremiah buys a field as a tangible act of hope in God’s promises. This message reminds us that even when life feels unresolved, God invites us to trust Him not just in theory, but through faithful action.
Scripture References:
Jeremiah 32:3–10
Weekly Reflection Questions
1. Where is God asking me to trust Him in action, not just in theory?
2. What circumstance in my life is making it hardest to believe that God is still at work?
The New Covenant | Week 9
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on June 7 by Pastor Amen Bains. This week in our Exiles series, we look at Jeremiah 31:31–34 and God's promise of a New Covenant. In a world where we often look for hope in better circumstances or greater effort, God offers something deeper – a transformed heart, a restored relationship with Him, and the forgiveness made possible through Jesus.
Scripture References:
Jeremiah 31:31-34; Hebrews 10:11-18
God’s Heart Towards The Suffering | Week 8
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on May 31 by Pastor Oscar Navarro. This week in our Exiles series, we look at Jeremiah 31:15–30 and discover how God meets us in our grief without leaving us there. His promises give us a hope that can endure even when our circumstances have not yet changed.
Mourning Into Gladness | Week 7
Sunday message from Community Church Playa given on May 24 by Pastor Amen Bains. This week in our Exiles series, we look at Jeremiah 31:1–14 and discover how God meets weary people with His restoring love.
Through the Good Shepherd, we’re reminded that true rest is not found in easier circumstances, but through relationship with Jesus. Even in seasons of sorrow and exhaustion, God leads His people from mourning into joy and from striving into rest.
Scripture References:
Jeremiah 31:1–14
John 10:1–19
Matthew 11:28
WEEKLY REFLECTION QUESTIONS
1. What burden, sorrow, or weariness do I need to bring before Jesus today?
2. What distractions may be keeping me from hearing and following the Shepherd’s voice?