All !n with Jordan Easley

In John 17, Jesus gives us access to one of the most intimate moments He had with the Father while He was on earth. As we read about this encounter, we’ve been given an all-access pass to the Son of God’s situation room at one of His life's most pressure- packed moments. He’s looking to the sky and talking to God the Father just moments before He would be beaten and crucified and killed, and in th...

Inside each of us, I believe there are 3 people: The person you are right now, the person you could become—if you allowed Satan to rule your life, and the person you could become if you allowed God to rule your life. Today, we’re going to talk about a man in the Bible, who I believe demonstrates for us the person we could be if we’d just surrender and let God be God in our lives. His name was Jabe...

When you work hard in order to accomplish something, there’s a unique type of pride (the good kind of pride that you experience. There’s a unique type of joy that you feel once the job is done. That joy is something we will experience when we get to heaven. But for now, there is still work to be done. There is still so much to be accomplished for the Kingdom of God. And that’s what we’re going to...

God is our Jehovah Jireh. He is our provider. He promises to take care of His children and to meet all of our needs. Do you believe that today? As we continue to study the story of Nehemiah, I hope you’re encouraged by how God showed up for Nehemiah, and trust that He can show up in the same way for you.

Today, we’re kicking off a three-week series called Beyond Imagination. Throughout this series, I want you to see that, when you look through God-goggles and see the world through His lenses, you’ll see things you could never see on your own. There’s a big difference between our vision and God’s vision. There’s a big difference between what we want to do and what God wants us to do. But I’ll promi...

I love mulligans in the game of golf. But you know what’s even better than that? It’s when you get a mulligan in life. It’s an amazing thing when God says, “Hey, you shanked that first shot, but tee it up and hit another one.” And believe it or not, there are many places in Scripture where God, in His grace and His mercy, does just that. There’s one thing I’ve learned about the Lord that I believe...

Unfortunately, I don’t think you and I will ever really understand on this side of heaven why bad things happen. In 1 Cor. 13:12, Paul says, “For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I will know fully, as I am fully known.” He’s talking about our perspective and our perception of the world, and he tells us that today we’re trying to see c...

As we close out our study on the book of Revelation, we’re going to learn some exciting and interesting facts about heaven. There is so much we don’t know about heaven, but there are some clues we get about what heaven will be like when we read John’s writing in Revelation. So let’s dive into those clues together.

In this message, we’re going to look at the events of judgment day. Specifically, we’ll learn how our works on earth will be viewed and rewarded in heaven. This message will be a great reminder of the fact that not only do our actions reflect our faith, but the motivation behind our actions matters to God.

For over 2,000 years, the world has been talking about the second coming of Jesus Christ. In this message, as we turn to the back of the book in Revelation chapter 19, we’re going to get a glimpse of what that moment will be like.

Good mothers are homemakers. That’s not a derogatory term, rather it’s a biblical term. When you hear about a “homemaker,” that isn’t exclusively referring to stay-at-home moms, and it doesn’t mean a woman can’t work outside of the home. But what it does mean is that according to God’s design, you, as a woman and as a mother, have responsibilities in your home and to your family. The Lord tells us...

The story of Easter is not just about what happened to Jesus—it’s about what His resurrection means for us today. Think about the disciples on Friday. They had placed all their hope in Jesus, believing He was the Messiah who would redeem Israel. But then, they watched Him die. They were devastated, confused, and afraid. Saturday was silent—God seemed absent. But Sunday changed everything. In just...

There will come a day when people on Earth will say, “It’s the end of the world as we know it.” Revelation 17-18 reveals the final downfall of Babylon, symbolizing the collapse of the world's corrupt religious and political systems. These chapters show us two major events: the fall of the Devil’s church (false religious system), and the fall of the Devil’s government (corrupt world system). While...

Every person who hears the gospel hears it for the first time, but they will also one day hear it for the last time. Many delay their decision to follow Jesus, not realizing that tomorrow is never guaranteed. Today’s key passage in Revelation presents the final outpouring of God’s wrath through the seven bowl judgments. These judgments serve as God’s last call for repentance before the end. This i...

Revelation 14 offers us a powerful preview of future events during the Great Tribulation. Just as movie previews show what’s coming, this chapter serves as a "table of contents" for the final years of the tribulation. These prophetic visions reveal God’s justice, mercy, and ultimate victory. While some may try to ignore or dismiss this message, these events will take place. The question is, are yo...

The book of Revelation gives us a clear picture of what’s to come. As we study Revelation 13, we see the rise of the Antichrist and the False Prophet, two key figures who will lead the world into the Great Tribulation. This passage reveals the unholy trinity—Satan, the Antichrist, and the False Prophet—and shows us how their plans unfold in the final three and a half years of tribulation. The ques...

Revelation is a powerful unveiling of Jesus Christ, revealing His majesty and His future work. The word “Revelation” comes from the Greek word Apokalypsis, meaning “the removal of a veil so something can be seen.” It’s like an artist unveiling their masterpiece—Jesus is the masterpiece. Revelation blesses those who read, hear, and follow it (Revelation 1:3). As we explore Revelation 12, we step in...

The mission of the church will never be accomplished if we don’t first love God. Loving God is the foundation of our mission. And not only is it the foundation of our mission, but it’s also the first step in accomplishing our mission. Until we get THIS right, we as the church will never BE right. So what does it look like to love God? Let’s find out together.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been walking through a series and a season of Advent. That word “Advent” means “to wait” or “to anticipate.” We’ve seen how Christmas was the culmination of Advent#1 — 2,000 years ago — God’s people were waiting for the Messiah, and they were waiting because God had promised them that He would send a Savior. Seven hundred years after the promise was made, the promise...

Are you waiting for God to come through for you right now? Are you waiting for God to prove Himself faithful? Are you waiting for God to keep His word? If you answered yes to any of those questions, I want to remind you that you’re waiting on a God that always comes through. He’s a God who always keeps His promises. He’s never broken a single promise. When God told His people that a baby was comin...

If your joy comes from a thing, you’ll always need more of that thing to maintain your joy. But that’s not the way joy was designed to work. God never said that our joy should be contingent on our circumstances. He said our joy comes from our Savior. And that doesn’t mean things are always going to go our way. It doesn’t mean we won’t experience trials and difficulties along the way. But the truth...

Have you ever wondered how people were saved before Jesus came to the earth? After all, we’ve grown up hearing the Gospel, which is based on the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. So if that’s the case, how were people saved before those things happened? The answer is that people have always been saved by grace through faith. There was a moment in time when people had faith prior to having...