Legacy Church Bartlett

Mallory Byrd and Alizabeth Wilson honor the men of Legacy Church for Father's Day. Rise up, men of God, and steward your wives and children well!

Our guest speaker, Jeremy Godwin, told us about the ministry of Builders International. Their work represents an opportunity for our church body to get involved in constructing churches, orphanages, schools, and medical clinics overseas.

We came for a sermon, but the Lord had other plans. Pastor Johnny Byrd reminds us why we take communion and how it shapes our hope for the future.

Today, we're honoring our graduations seniors! Join Pastor Denny McGarity, Billy & Rebecca Graves, and Tristan Snyder as they share wisdom and insights from God's word to honor our seniors as they transition to their next steps.

In this sermon, Pastor Johnny considers Leah as an example of one who is overlooked by her own husband, but not by the Lord.

Pastor Jeremy Wilson walks us through what it means to be sifted by the Lord and how we can position ourselves to value processes that feel painful.

Pastor Johnny Byrd's final sermon in his A.D. (In the Year of Our Lord) series. The New Testament assumes that a certain kind of authority rests on the redeemed children of God. But what is it? What is it for, and what are its limits?

This is the second in Pastor Johnny Byrd's AD (in the year of our Lord) series. He examines two disciples who encounter the resurrected Christ. They have no idea who he is because their perspectives are marred by despair. What can we learn from them so that we might adjust our own lenses and see Him more clearly?

Pastor Johnny Byrd begins a new series on Anno Domini. Contrary to what many of us were taught, AD does not mean "after the death of Christ." It means "in the year of our Lord." To follow Jesus properly as a New Testament believer, we must remember to forsake the dirt that the Enemy has shoveled onto us and live in the victory of the empty grave.

It's Easter 2026! The authority of the stone and the empty tomb means the Enemy does not get to put his seal on any of God's promises.

In this sermon, Pastor Johnny invites us to the table the Lord has set. We're preparing for our yearly fast. But before we do, it's important to remember why we fast. It's not about deprivation, but invitation.

Pastor Johnny Byrd concludes our That's What He Said series with a meditation on Jesus' final words. As His son or daughter, you have value. Your price was high, and He paid it gladly. He would do it again.

Using some of Jesus' final words from Revelation, Grant Skelton examines how the Lord's promise to "make all things new" began generations before He was born.

Continuing in our That's What He Said series, Pastor Johnny discusses the power of the Lord to bring his word in us to fruition. We abide in Him because he is what abides over everything else. He is the Constant when everything else fades away.

This week Pastor Jeremy Wilson reminds us that it's not our shoulders that carry the weight of the world. We must train ourselves to remain still and at peace in the Lord's presence. Rest is not laziness, it's trust.

In Part 2 of That's What He Said, Pastor Johnny discusses the significance of the Jesus' revelation of his true identity to Peter. When He asks, "Who do you say I am?" Peter's answer unlocks the kingdom in a new way. Who do you say He is? You can't rest on anyone else's answer.

We're almost finished with our series on Colossians! First, you'll hear a prophetic word from Bruce Miller, one of our elders. Then, Pastor Johnny will walk us through the next part of Paul's epistle.

Pastor Johnny continues his sermon series on Colossians. This week, the Scriptures teach us how to: 1. Avoid being seduced by titles or thrones built on sand. 2. Dismantle the idolatry of the applause of men. 3. Walk in obedience to a Master we cannot see.