Connection Church Statesboro

Sex is one of the most talked about—and misunderstood—topics in our culture. Too often, it's treated as either a god to be worshiped or something shameful to avoid. But Scripture offers a better way. In this week's message from 1 Corinthians 7 and Genesis 2, Pastor Jordan shows us that sex is neither God nor gross—it is a gift. When we embrace God's design for intimacy within covenant marriage, we...

"Communication is often viewed as the key to a healthy marriage—and for good reason. But Scripture shows us that healthy communication doesn't begin with better techniques; it begins with surrendered hearts. In this week's message, Pastor Russ reminds us that our relationships are meant to reflect Christ's love for the Church. As we surrender to Jesus and walk in obedience to his Word, our communi...

Marriage was never meant to be merely about personal happiness—it was designed to display the gospel. In this week's message from Ephesians 5, Pastor Jordan reminds us that whether we're preparing for marriage, pursuing healing in marriage, or walking through singleness, our greatest need is not a relationship but Jesus. As we trust God's ways, follow Christ wholeheartedly, and embrace his definit...

Marriage was never meant to be merely a relationship for personal happiness—it was designed to reflect the gospel. In this week's message from Genesis 1–3, Pastor Brandon shows us that God's vision for marriage is rooted in relationship, vulnerability, and purpose. While sin has fractured trust and intimacy, the gospel restores what is broken. As we learn to love sacrificially, trust courageously,...

God's promises are easy to celebrate when we see them fulfilled, but they are often hardest to trust while we're waiting for them. In Joshua 11, Pastor Jon reminds us that God always does what He says He will do. As Israel finally steps into the Promised Land after generations of waiting, we see that God's faithfulness gives us confidence to follow His plan, purpose to participate in His work, and...

IIt’s easy to believe that if something feels true to us, it must be true altogether. But feelings alone were never meant to guide our lives. In this week’s message from Joshua 10, Pastor Jordan calls us back to the unchanging truth of God’s Word. While experiences may change from person to person, God’s truth remains steady and trustworthy through every season.

Following Jesus isn’t just about surrendering the big moments of life; it’s about inviting him into every decision we make. In this week’s message from Joshua 9, we see how easy it is to rely on our own judgment, experience, and understanding instead of seeking the Lord’s direction. Through Israel’s deception by the Gibeonites, we’re reminded that spiritual warfare often begins with subtle comprom...

The Christian life is not about trying harder to appear righteous; it’s about surrendering our hearts fully to God. In this week’s message from Joshua 7–8, Pastor Brandon reminds us that hidden sin always has consequences, but also that Jesus has already overcome our sin through the cross. Because of what Christ has done, we are invited to live lives marked by devotion, obedience, and trust that G...

Control can feel like security, especially when life feels unpredictable. Sometimes, that instinct is rooted in responsibility. But sometimes, it reveals a deeper struggle to trust God. Scripture doesn’t call us to manage every outcome, but to surrender to the One who holds it all. In this week’s message from Joshua 2 and 6, we see how God meets us in our surrender and rewrites our story. When we...

Obedience often gets overlooked in a culture that prioritizes opportunity. Sometimes that’s understandable. But often, it’s because we’ve misunderstood what truly matters: Scripture doesn’t call us to chase every open door—it calls us to follow God faithfully. In this week’s message from Joshua 5, we see that obedience is better than opportunity. When we trust God’s character and promises, we won’...

Throughout Scripture, we see a consistent pattern: God moves powerfully, and His people forget. It’s not usually rebellion that derails us—it’s forgetfulness. In Joshua 4, God commands His people to build a memorial, not for His sake, but for theirs. Because He knows that what we remember shapes how we live. In this week’s message, Pastor Brandon reminds us that God’s past faithfulness is meant to...

In a culture that celebrates earning and achieving, grace can feel almost too good to be true. Yet Scripture is clear: we are not saved by what we do, but by what Christ has done. In this week’s message from Joshua 2, we see through Rahab’s story that faith—not works—is what brings us into right relationship with God. When we lose sight of this, we fall into striving. But when we hold onto it, we...

“Fear feels unavoidable in a world full of uncertainty—but Scripture tells a different story. In Joshua 1, God meets Joshua at a moment of overwhelming responsibility and commands him not just to endure fear, but to reject it: ‘Be strong and courageous… do not be afraid.’ In this message, we see that while some fear is natural, much of what paralyzes us is rooted in lies the enemy attaches to our...

“Mission can often feel like something reserved for a select few—those called to go, to preach, or to live overseas. But Scripture tells a different story. In this week’s message from 2 Corinthians 5, Pastor Jordan reminds us that the gospel doesn’t just save us—it sends us. When we understand our identity in Christ, we step into our role as ambassadors, carrying the message of reconciliation to a...

“The greatest strategy of the enemy is convincing us he’s not there. But the Bible makes it clear—we have a real enemy with real schemes. In this week’s message from Joshua, we unpack how spiritual battles are often hidden beneath what we see. The good news? Truth exposes every lie, and in Christ, we have everything we need to overcome.”

Sometimes we think the greatest threats to our faith come from outside pressures or difficult circumstances. But Scripture shows us that the enemy often works by distracting us from the voice of God. In this week’s message from   Book of Joshua   chapter 1, Joshua is reminded that the key to courage and success is simple: listen to God and do what he says. As Joshua receives his assignment and lea...

Spiritual warfare is often misunderstood as something dramatic or distant, but Scripture shows that the real battle often begins much deeper—in our understanding of God and our identity in Christ. In this week’s message kicking off a new series in the book of Joshua, the focus is on a truth the enemy would rather believers ignore: we must live by the wisdom and revelation the Holy Spirit gives. Lo...

“Transformation" is a word we all want for our city, our families, and our church—but Acts 19 shows us where it actually begins: the human heart. In this week’s message, Pastor Jordan clarifies the Heart & Soul vision by reminding us that the battleground of the gospel isn’t primarily political, cultural, or geographical—it’s personal. As the Spirit transforms people from the inside out, Jesus...

Being “Heart and Soul” isn’t just about belonging—it’s about advancing the mission of God together. In this week’s message from Ephesians 6 and Acts 19, we’re reminded that the church is called not only to take ground for the kingdom, but to faithfully occupy it. As the gospel takes root through Spirit-filled proclamation and prayer, God establishes radiating centers of influence that renew minds,...

“Taking ground” can sound aggressive or political, but Scripture frames it as something far deeper: God’s people advancing His kingdom through faith, prayer, and proclamation—not fighting flesh and blood. In this week’s Heart and Soul message, we’re taken to 1 Samuel 14, where Jonathan and his armor-bearer step out with a simple “perhaps,” trusting that victory belongs to the Lord. From Genesis to...

Church is often thought of as a place we attend, but Scripture invites us into something far deeper. In this week’s message launching the Heart and Soul series, Pastor Jon walks us through 1 Corinthians 12 to show that the body of Christ thrives when every person embraces their God-given role. We’re reminded that we’re not called to spectate, compare, or withdraw, but to belong, contribute, and wa...

Our mission here at Connection is to connect, equip and send God's people. If you would like to stay up to date with all that is going on, or get plugged in, please visit https://connection.church/signup for more information.

Our mission here at Connection is to connect, equip and send God's people. If you would like to stay up to date with all that is going on, or get plugged in, please visit https://connection.church/signup for more information.

Our mission here at Connection is to connect, equip and send God's people. If you would like to stay up to date with all that is going on, or get plugged in, please visit https://connection.church/signup for more information.