Magnify Church - Ensley Campus

Have you vowed to eat better or exercise more in the New Year? Using text from Act 2, Brett Bellamy invites us to consider a different kind of resolution, one of life-changing transformation through Jesus Christ. 

What is Christmas for? What is its ultimate purpose? Concluding our series in John, Brett Bellamy explains how Jesus’ final conversation with Peter gives us the answer.

Are you a Jesus follower? Following the story of Jesus’ disciples after the resurrection in John 19 & 20, Brett Bellamy challenges us to evaluate our lives and be drawn into the resurrected life that Jesus offers.

Jesus' final words before His death on the cross deliver a powerful message about His mission and His great love for us. Using text from John 19, Ben Phebus invites us to consider how these powerful words still speak to us today.

John 18 is not just about Jesus and Pilate, it is about all of us. Using this text, Ben Phebus explains the difference between worldly power and Godly authority and why it matters.

What is truth? This age-old question is one everybody must wrestle with. Continuing in John 18, Bret Bellamy points us to the place all truth is found, in Jesus Christ.

Is your religious behavior hiding the reality that your life is centered around you? Examining the story of Peter in John 18, Dan Currie challenges us to place Jesus at the center and have our actions be shaped by our love for Him.

How is Jesus glorified in His people? The answer is simple, through obedience. Continuing in John 17, Dan Currie encourages us to move towards obedience and to see Jesus’ mission as our own mission.

Have we traded the glory of God for disobedience? For folly? Envy or strife? Using passages from the Old Testament and John 17, Ben Phebus explores the connection between God's glory, Jesus’ mission, and obedience.

Do we reduce our relationship with God to a simple checklist? Do this or don’t do that. Using text from the gospel of Luke, Dan Currie invites us to examine our motivation for giving and challenges us to give out of a deep love and gratitude for Christ.

Can sorrow be replaced with rejoicing? Continuing the conversation from John 16, Brett Bellamy examines how prayer will increase our joy and points us to the place true joy is found, in Jesus Christ alone.

During Jesus’ final meal with his disciples, He promised that the gift of the Spirit would be even greater than His physical presence. Returning to our series on the gospel of John, Isaac Bronkema invites us to consider the power of the Spirit in us.

The world wants us to believe that children are a burden. But scripture is clear, children are a blessing. In his final sermon from the series It’s Personal, Steve Walmer encourages parents to see children as the gifts they are and to pass vitality and life from this generation to the next.

Marriage can be a lot of things; exciting, boring, fun, complicated, amazing, challenging, rewarding. But marriage is also a living, breathing metaphor of Christ and the church. Building on Scripture from Genesis, Ben Phebus uses Ephesians 5 to point us towards life-giving relationships.

Do controversial cultural trends leave you feeling worried and confused? Amidst the chaos of our world’s sexual brokenness, God’s Word bring truth, grace, clarity, and peace. Using passages from 1 Corinthians, Brett Bellamy tackles some of our culture’s toughest questions.

Are your relationships chaotic? Do you face brokenness in your home or workplace? Your friendships? Your marriage? In the start of a new series, Ben Phebus offers encouragement and hope. We were created in God’s image and we were made for loving relationships.

As followers of Christ, we are called to create what is good, true and beautiful. Do we view this responsibility as a gift? Using text from Proverbs, Matt Zainea explores how virtuous work is vital for human flourishing.

What does baptism have to do with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ? Everything! Using text from Colossians 2, Matt Zainea shares how baptism is a visible picture of the gospel.

Is our love for Jesus expressed out loud? Are we quick to boldly speak of His grace? Wrapping up our Worthy of Worship series, Dan Currie encourages us to meditate on God’s unsearchable greatness and proclaim it loudly.

How can a God who is remarkably great and beyond comprehension also be near to His people? Steve Walmer continues our Worthy of Worship series, offering wisdom and clarity to this profound question.

Do you believe God sees you? Do you believe He cares about your troubles? Using text from Psalm 145, Ben examines how God meets our needs and steps into our suffering with unmatched kindness.

All of creation is called to proclaim the glory and power of God’s kingdom. If we don’t, the very rocks will cry out! Join us as Steve Walmer uses Psalm 145 and Isaiah 60 to teach us more about being God’s church and living for His kingdom.

Do you see God’s grace, compassion, and mercy in your daily life? Do you feel His presence when things get tough? Come and be encouraged as Isaac Bronkema contemplates the characteristics of God described in Psalm 145:8-9.

In a culture overwhelmed by accomplishment and distraction, take a moment to be overwhelmed by the wonder of who God is. Tate Radaz kicks off a series called Worthy of Worship in Psalm 145.

The world seems full of anger and hate. When Jesus was on earth He was also hated. What does it mean to courageously follow Jesus when faith and the world collide? Isaac Bronkema will help us understand this tension from John 15.