Messages

A message from the series “Living for Others.” Pastor Christian uses Boaz as an example of what it means to be generous. He tells other how farmers would allowing gleaning in their fields, meaning that before they would ever harvest the crop they would have to decide to be generous. Boaz trained in his workers to allow those in need to glean the fields, trusting that the Lord would provide. This is the spirit of generosity we are called to uphold. Pastor Christian reminds us that we do not give out of obligation as Christians but out of trust. Generosity is rooted in our belief before our behavior.

A message from the series “Living for Others.” Pastor Christian continues in our current series walking through the book of Ruth, Living for Others. He using the contrast responses of suffering between Ruth and her mother in law, Naomi to remind the audience that it is okay to be bitter, but it is not okay to live in your bitterness. Both women experienced great suffering, yet Ruth chose to live for Naomi and Naomi chose to live for herself in her bitterness. Pastor Christian reminded us that living for Jesus will always result in living for others.

A message from the series “Living for Others.” Pastor Christian kicks off a new series called “Living for Others” walking through the book of Ruth emphasizes the importance of rest, both physically and spiritually. He uses the biblical story of Ruth and Naomi to draw parallels to living for Jesus and serving others. He emphasizes the importance of finding rest and encourages viewers to prioritize rest in their daily lives by serving others. Pastor Christian reminded the congregation that the church is made up of hurting, tired, broken people who serve other broken people. He encouraged those who are not yet serving to find a place to not to be served but to serve others.

A message from the series “Standalone Messages.” In this insightful message about fully trusting God, Pastor Mike unpacks Proverbs 3:5-6 and talks about what it means to truly lean not on your own understanding, but on God’s.

A message from the series “Mission Possible.” Pastor Christian discusses the importance of continuing the mission of Jesus, as seen in the Bible’s account of Paul and Barnabas in Antioch. He highlights the reactions of crowds, emphasizing the potential feelings of jealousy and being overlooked in a growing church, Pastor Christian encourages the audience to focus on the needs of the crowd and stay committed to their faith, even in the face of rejection. He also introduces “The 52 Questions of the Christian Life” program to ensure a correct understanding of doctrines among children, young adults, and adults. Additionally, he reflects on the church’s past impact and looks forward to starting a new series on the Book of Ruth. Throughout the sermon, he encourages the congregation to pray for guidance and stay committed to their mission.

A message from the series “Mission Possible.” Pastor Christian continues in our “Mission Possible” series and discusses the significance of Paul’s message to the Gentiles, emphasizing the importance of the gospel as good news and God’s promise to all people. He also highlights the reliability of God as a promise-maker and promise-keeper, and answers questions about why Jesus was killed and crucified, and why his resurrection was a sign of his Messiahship. Pastor Christian encourages understanding the motivation behind religious practices and the importance of ongoing spiritual conversation and growth. He also discusses the importance of forgiveness and true freedom in the context of Jewish culture and the Bible, and invites listeners to rest in Jesus’ finished work on the cross.

A message from the series “Standalone Messages.” Pastor Geoff Surratt joins us this week from Journey Church Colorado. He reflects on the importance of staying true to one’s values and faith in a changing cultural landscape, using the biblical story of Daniel as an example. Daniel, a captive in Babylon, remained faithful to God despite serving in various pagan kingdoms, and his unwavering commitment inspired generations after him. Pastor Geoff encourages the audience to focus on their faith, engage in community, prioritize prayer, and stay hopeful, even in a faithless world.

A message from the series “Mission Possible.” In this message, we continue to walk through Acts chapter 13 as the early Church expands throughout the Middle East. In the context of the original story of Acts 13, we explore what it looks like for Christians today to continue living on-mission along with some practical advice on how to do that.

A message from the series “Mission Possible.” Pastor Christian introduces a new Bible study series called “Mission possible,” focusing on Acts chapter 13. The series begins as they approach the church anniversary, highlighting the Gentile world’s encounter with the Jesus movement and the importance of the Holy Spirit’s power and direction for the mission. Pastor Christian also emphasizes the significance of both inner and outer spiritual growth, using the example of Paul’s leadership in Antioch. He encourages leaders to prioritize their personal time with God for effective service and discusses the importance of community and worship in fostering a strong inner walk. He also emphasizes the importance of corporate prayer and fasting, drawing parallels from the early church in Acts 13. Throughout the video, Pastor Christian shares personal experiences and biblical examples, encouraging the congregation to deepen their relationship with God and make disciples in their communities.

A message from the series “Standalone Messages.” Pastor Mike expresses gratitude for the church’s record-breaking number of people engaged in discipleship groups. Using the analogy of roller skating at Good Times Skate Center, Pastor Mike emphasizes that every church member plays an essential role in fulfilling God’s plan as described in the Great Commission. He encourages viewers to understand their importance in God’s “all skate” plan and make disciples by building and growing followers of Jesus. Pastor Mike also emphasizes the significance of living out the Great Commission in all areas of life, including hobbies and social spaces, and encourages baptism as a public declaration of faith. He emphasizes the importance of discipleship, community, and spiritual growth, and invites viewers to join various care groups and tracks for spiritual growth at Journey Church.