Lessons: God Will Provide | October 18, 2026

How do you face an uncertain future? Remember God’s faithfulness. In this message from Psalm 37:25, Pastor Beau reflects on David’s testimony and shares three reminders: remember what God did, remember He keeps His word, and remember He provides.

Part of our Songs in the Key of Life series at Reconciliation Church.

WHO’S ON YOUR FRONT ROW? | Reconciliation Church

Everybody has a front row—the people God has placed close enough for you to love, encourage, influence, and invite into a deeper relationship with Him.

In this message from John 1:40–46, Pastor Beau challenges us to rethink discipleship and evangelism. Following Jesus isn’t just about growing personally; it’s about recognizing the people God has already placed in our lives.

Andrew went and found his brother. Philip went and found Nathanael. Who has God placed on your front row?

You don’t have to preach at them. You don’t have to pressure them. Just be intentional:

PRAY • LOVE • INVITE • WALK

Discipleship happens in relationship. Your front row may already be closer than you think.

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GAMEPLAN SESSION 2: MAKE THE PLAN | What Matters Most Now?

You don’t have to do everything before the year ends—but you do need to decide what matters most.

In Session 2 of The Gameplan: Finishing the Year Strong, Pastor Beau moves from identifying what’s in your hand to intentionally deciding what you’re going to do with it.

MAKE THE PLAN is about turning intention into strategy. Before you can execute, you have to get clear about where you’re going, what deserves your attention, and what may need to wait.

Using Nehemiah’s work to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem as a biblical framework, Pastor Beau explores what it means to assess what’s in front of you, recognize what needs to be rebuilt, gather the resources and people necessary for the work, and develop a plan before you move.

In this practical session, you’ll work through four categories for evaluating everything competing for your time and attention:

DO NOW — What requires your attention in this season?
DEVELOP — What needs more time, preparation, or growth?
DEFER — What matters, but doesn’t have to happen right now?
DELETE — What no longer deserves your energy?

From there, you’ll identify no more than three priorities for the remainder of the year and begin building a practical plan around each one—identifying your goal, why it matters, your next step, the resources and people you need, your deadline, and how you’ll respond when obstacles arise.

You still have time to make meaningful progress this year. The goal isn’t to do everything. The goal is to get clear about what matters most—and make a plan to move it forward.

Follow along with the session and complete your own Gameplan workbook at:

visit.reconciliation-church.com/gameplan

Or text GAMEPLAN to 916-313-8757 to access the series and resources.

THE GAMEPLAN
Pray. Plan. Execute. Repeat.

Reconciliation Church
Sacramento, California
September 24, 2026

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What if the ordinary, heavy, or unwanted thing in your hand is exactly what God intends to use? In Part 1 of The Game Plan, Pastor Dominique Beaumonte teaches from Exodus 4 and the story of Moses’ staff. Discover how to recognize what you already have, release it into God’s hands, reimagine its purpose, and faithfully steward your present season. You may not have everything—but you have something.

BE CAREFUL WITH YOU | John 2:23–25

We often think about stewardship in terms of money, gifts, and resources—but what if one of the most important things God has given you to steward is you?

Your time. Your energy. Your attention. Your emotional capacity. Your presence. And even the access other people have to you.

In John 2:23–25, many people believed in Jesus because they saw the miracles He performed, yet Scripture says that Jesus “did not commit himself unto them…because he knew all men.” Jesus loved people, served people, and ultimately gave His life for people—but He was also discerning about access.

In this message, “Be Careful With You,” Pastor Beau explores the biblical and emotional importance of healthy boundaries through three simple movements:

1. Know Your Audience
2. Know Yourself
3. Know Your Assignment

Boundaries aren't necessarily about shutting people out. Sometimes boundaries are simply good stewardship. You don't have to overcommit, overperform, overexplain, overshare, or show up everywhere just to prove that you love people.

What do you do when you know you need to move forward, but something has left you stuck?

In “Run Again,” Pastor Dominique Beaumonte teaches from Hebrews 12:1–2 about God’s game plan for getting back in the race: remember who’s behind you, remove what’s holding you, and run with patience the race God has set before you.

Whether it was fear, disappointment, sin, unnecessary weight, or simply the paralysis of life that interrupted your progress, the interruption does not have to become your conclusion.

You ran before. You can run again.

Reconciliation Church | Sacramento, California

What do you do when the thing you prayed wouldn’t happen… happened?

Join Pastor Dominique Beaumonte and Elder Brian Bingham, clinical therapist and ordained minister, for an honest conversation about faith, trauma, healing, and finding the courage to move forward.

We’ll explore what it means to hold onto faith while acknowledging pain, how trauma impacts us and our families, and practical ways to move from simply surviving toward healing and wholeness.

Whether you’ve experienced loss, disappointment, family challenges, unexpected change, or you’re supporting someone who has—this conversation is for you.

📅 August 26
⏰ 7:00 PM

Presented by Reconciliation Church

DON’T PARENT ALONE. YOUR VILLAGE AWAITS.
Parents and caregivers can text PARENT to 916-313-8757 to connect with our Parent Support Community.

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Blind Spots: Self-Awareness & Discernment | Pastor Beau

Sometimes the greatest obstacles in our lives aren’t the things happening around us—they’re the things happening within us that we cannot see.

In this message, Pastor Beau begins the Blind Spots series with a practical and biblical conversation about self-awareness and discernment. Through the story of Samson and Delilah, we examine how our feelings, assumptions, repeated patterns, and confidence in ourselves can interfere with our ability to recognize what is really happening.

What if discernment isn’t only about seeing other people clearly—but allowing God to help us see ourselves clearly?

📖 Key Scriptures: Judges 16, Psalm 139:23–24, Hebrews 4:12, Proverbs 27:6

BLIND SPOTS
Self-Awareness & Discernment

A teaching from Pastor Beau | Reconciliation Church

Love Lives Here.