Jubilee Fellowship Church (JFC)

This week Pastor John finishes up this incredible series. The message is based around the idea of discovery and recovery, or to put it simply, restitution. God called this church to be a place of discovery and recovery and Pastor John talks about how that can happen. He uses the idea of what a thief comes to do (kill, steal and destroy) and what God’s response is in our life!

Jubilee means that God has called us to discover and recover His promises for our lives! Listen in on this message that Pastor DJ Smith gives about how God used Jubilee, to help him discover and recover the promises of God in his own life. The key processes that God led him through and God wants to do in us are being heard, tested, and fulfilled.

Pastor John unfolds in this message the promises that Jubilee Fellowship Church were founded on. In Leviticus 25, you can find all that the Lord put on Pastor John’s heart for this church. He discusses how God has called this church to proclaim freedom, proclaim family, and proclaim promises. It’s an incredible message and one that Jubilee got its start from.

Pastor John begins this new series, going back to the basics. He revisits one of the core messages Jubilee Fellowship Church was founded on. In this message, Pastor John discusses his call, his road to get there, and ultimately the dream that this church was built upon. This is a message that every person who attends Jubilee must hear!

When we talk about what is essential in our faith, it can leave us angry or offended at an opposing party. What often is missing in these discussions or thought process is love. Pastor John talks about what the difference between unconditional love and unconditional approval is. This is something vital that we all need to grasp. Pastor John gives us three observations from a pastor’s perspective w...

As we continue the current series about essentials vs. non-essentials, Pastor John goes in depth about Romans 14 and what we as believers should be doing for one another. He talks about 3 key issues including protocol for believers, what making allowances for others looks like, and elevating harmony in our lives. It’s a great message for anyone needing clarity to listen to.

In this message, Pastor John spends time focusing on why we need truth. Often times, the effects of truth are rarely immediate, little things often times become the big things, and living in the truth is vital. Our prayer should always be, Father help us! He is the one who can reveal the truth to us.

Pastor John kicks off this series about what the non negotiables of our faith. He focuses on the idea of what the church must guard against. The two things that we need to guard against are the yeast of the Pharisees and the yeast of Herod. He finishes the message with the question, is Jesus on the outside or the inside and uses Revelation 3:20 to explain this idea.

This weekend is Campus Pastor weekend at Jubilee. Each pastor spent time talking about the Gateway of Hope, that is found in Hosea 2:14-16. The message is about choosing the right kind of hope in every circumstance, living in the right relationship, and how to maximize your wilderness. Listen in to this great message all about hope.

This weekend is Campus Pastor weekend at Jubilee. Each pastor spent time talking about the Gateway of Hope, that is found in Hosea 2:14-16. The message is about choosing the right kind of hope in every circumstance, living in the right relationship, and how to maximize your wilderness. Listen in to this great message all about hope.

This weekend is Campus Pastor weekend at Jubilee. Each pastor spent time talking about the Gateway of Hope, that is found in Hosea 2:14-16. The message is about choosing the right kind of hope in every circumstance, living in the right relationship, and how to maximize your wilderness. Listen in to this great message all about hope.

This weekend is Campus Pastor weekend at Jubilee. Each pastor spent time talking about the Gateway of Hope, that is found in Hosea 2:14-16. The message is about choosing the right kind of hope in every circumstance, living in the right relationship, and how to maximize your wilderness. Listen in to this great message all about hope.

This Christmas Eve, Pastor John focused on the thought of the prodigal son and how God is always waiting to welcome us back home. There are two parts of this story Pastor John unpacks for us. The first thought being what we feel (I am not worthy) and the second idea being what God wants. He ends with talking about coming home to the Father, whoever you are and wherever you are!

Terry Hilgers, our Connections Pastor, teaches the third installment of, "I’ll Be Home For Christmas." He focuses on the idea of what home truly is and uses the story of the prodigal son as an example. He narrows down home into two things, a place and a person. He finishes the message talking about care packages from home, or rather, Heaven on Earth and how this has happened so incredibly in his o...

Dan Demey preaches a powerful message on the idea of home in our current series. He talks about having the right mindset helps you see who the Father really is, which is a key aspect of our Christian walk. The wrong mindset leads you away from the Father, while the right mindset leads you toward the Father! He uses the idea of how the only thing that changed with the prodigal is his mindset about...

We kick off our brand new Christmas series, with Marcus Piller discussing what "home" really is and the different perspectives we can have of home. He uses the story of the prodigal to talk about the different perspectives of home which are, home for the prodigal, home for the firstborn, and home for the father. Ultimately, home is where the Father is.

Pastor John concludes this powerful series on the women of the Bible, talking about Bathsheba and how there are consequences for the decisions we make, but how God is always working and desiring for our redemption through Him. What we learn is how God sees everything, there is always mercy through repentance, the reality of consequences, and ultimately the miracle of redemption.

Pastor John spends time focusing on the story of Samson and Delilah. We have all seen the side of this story from Samson’s perspective, but this message focuses on Delilah and who she truly is in the story and the significance that she had. Pastor John closes the message talking about the thing you think you’re controlling is controlling you. Listen in on this powerful message.

Kate Matott preaches on the book of Ruth and what we can all learn about the overall theme of the book. The life of the Godly is not a straight line to glory, but they do get there! In all the setbacks as a believer God is plotting for your joy!

Pastor John shares part three in the series, “The Good, The Bad, and The Beautiful.” He spends time focusing on the woman without a name in the book of Luke, chapter 7. Pastor John poses the question, why is this story in the Bible? He talks about how we see ourselves, how others see us, and ultimately how Jesus sees us.

Pastor John kicked off our brand new series, “The Good, The Bad, and The Beautiful,” with a powerful message on Abigail. He goes in depth about the story of Abigail with King David and her husband Nabal. He reveals how she used the skills God had given her to save a very bad situation. He finishes the message talking about the principle of blessing and what that can look like for each one of us!

Sometimes making disciples is much more of a one by one approach, than nation by nation. Listen to Pastor John teach this great message in our current series, “The Amazing Race.” Hear what you can do in your own personal life to change the world, your city, your family, and ultimately yourself!

Rebekah Merle finishes the final message in this series on missions. She discusses two important ideas about what you should be running your race for. She talks about running your race carrying a heart for the lost and running your race with the aim to leave a legacy for generations to come. It is a life giving message on how we all can make a difference.