Zach Nash speaks on how we should expect miracles from God at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa CA

Nick Brennt speaks on the authority of the believer at Circuit Riders Monday Nights

Chase Cofer speaks on what it means to be "Crucified with Christ" at this Circuit Riders Monday Night

Nick Brennt speak a message titles "You Are Not Alone" at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa CA

Zach Nash speaks on 'A Stronger Word' this week at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa CA on October 6th 2025

Derek Mack speaks on how the church is mean to be the "beautiful resistance" at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa CA on September 29th 2025

Nick Brennt speaks on what it means to have a return to love in this message spoken at Circuit Riders Monday Night in Costa Mesa CA

Zach Nash speaks on 'Overcome by Holiness' at Circuit Riders Monday Nights

Nick Brennt Speaks on how everything flows from love at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa CA on September 8th 2025

Derek Mack speaks on Real Life Practices of a Disciple

Nick Brennt speaks on becoming a passionate Jesus follower at Circuit Riders Monday Nights in Costa Mesa California. We are back with Monday Nights this fall 2025 at the Crossing Church in Costs Mesa California

Nick Brennt teaches from Ephesians 5 and 6, drawing out the deeper message behind Paul’s words on marriage, parenting, and slavery. Nick explains that while these topics may feel distant or outdated, the heart of the passage reveals that social reform has always been part of the gospel. By giving historical context on ancient Roman views of family roles and societal structures, Nick shows how the gospel radically challenged cultural norms. He emphasizes that before society can change, our hearts must first be reformed by Jesus. Through our personal reformation, culture will change. Nick reminds us that true joy, fulfillment, and purpose come not from chasing selfish desires, but from giving our lives away like Jesus did. Nick ends his message with a time of prayer, inviting listeners to let the gospel transform them from the inside out.

Nick Brennt teaches on the power of commitment and the impact it can have when we fully follow Jesus. He challenges the idea that “big” automatically means impactful, explaining that real influence comes from deep commitment, not crowd size. Nick points out how easy it is to hide in the background and live a comfortable, complacent life—but that’s not what Jesus intended. He reminds us that it only took 12 committed disciples to change the world, and asks if we have the kind of faith that endures even when we’re alone, not just when we’re surrounded by others. Nick emphasizes the need for community and accountability, saying that sometimes the answers to our prayers come through the people around us. The message ends with a call to take the next step—especially by joining a small group and committing to the journey God is inviting you into.

Nick Brennt delivers a message on the life-changing hope we have because of the resurrection of Jesus. He explains that without hope, our hearts grow sick—which is why so many struggle with anxiety, apathy, depression, and dread. But the resurrection flips everything: death isn’t the end, it’s the beginning of eternal life with God. Nick emphasizes that Jesus’ victory over sin and death means we no longer have to live in fear or hopelessness. He challenges us to let this hope transform our lives, reminding us that real hope produces joy and is contagious to a hopeless world around us. The message ends with a call to take practical steps and grab hold of the hope we have in Jesus—not just hear it, but live it.

Derek Mack teaches on Ephesians 5:3–21. He explains how this passage encourages believers to live lives filled and influenced by the Spirit of God above all else. We are called to walk in love, with a deep hunger for more of the Spirit—not settling for a shallow or surface-level understanding of God. Derek explains what Paul outlines in this Ephesians passage with three things that happen in the people’s life who are filled and dominated by the spirit: through worship, constant thanksgiving and praise in all circumstances, and lastly submit or be subject to one another in the fear of Christ. Ultimately, if we desire more of the Spirit, we simply need to ask and pray for it with sincere hearts.

Zach Nash teaches from Ephesians 4:17–5:2, focusing on the core truth that the Gospel is meant to change us. Zach emphasizes that true transformation doesn’t come from trying harder or fixing external circumstances—it only happens through God and by embracing the identity He’s given us. He explains that while transformation is God’s work, it also requires our participation and a willing heart that listens and responds to the Holy Spirit. Zach outlines four practical ways we can partner with God to step into lasting change. He ends the message with an altar call, inviting people into a deeper and more transformative relationship with Jesus—whether through salvation or by acting on the specific area God is stirring in their heart.

Nick Brennt teaches out of Ephesians 4:1-16, simplifying what Paul is saying and reiterating that Ephesians is our invitation into a deeper love encounter with Jesus--one that will transform us, the Church, and society as a whole. Nick explains how Paul--and ultimately God--calls the Church to be unified and show their love for each other, and through that unity and love we can influence the world. This happens not only through our love but also through the spiritual gifts. Nick lists the spiritual gifts Paul is referencing, explains them, and asks us to reflect on which gifts we have; because everyone has them. By using our gifts, showing the world our love for God and each other, and speaking the Truth of the Gospel everywhere we go we can grow as leaders and reach the world with the message of Jesus. Nick ends the sermon by asking everyone to reflect on what areas of love God is asking them to grow in, and praying for God to help them in that area.

Zach Nash preaches on Ephesians 3, emphasizing that we can’t live the life that Jesus calls us to live, without the power and presence of the Holy Spirit. After all, if Jesus wanted the Holy Spirit to dwell in Him, how much more do we need the Holy Spirit? Zach breaks down the meaning of the word “dwell” and explains how Jesus wants to fully dwell in our hearts; not to become roommates with our sin and idols. Zach reminds us that regardless of what we do, something will fill our hearts–so why not let it be Jesus? Ultimately, we can tell whether we’re rooted in Him based on the fruit of our lives. Zach ends the message by praying for the listener to have an expanded capacity to receive more of God in their hearts, and to see Him move in more miraculous ways.