Sermons

Through Jesus, you are in covenant with God and blessed with Abraham. Go be a blessing to others this week!

Because of God's sovereign plan to redeem the ethnic diversity that came from Babel, we join his plan by pursuing all peoples globally and embracing diversity locally.

The Flood brings to light the themes of destruction, renewal, covenant, and unfinished business, which all flow through the Bible and our lives.

Sin spreads to a level of boasting and bizarreness that even God is "grieved to the heart." Praise God that he didn't give up on us humans completely!

Even in the fall of Genesis 3, we see hints of God's grace in his covering Adam and Eve's shame and the promise of Eve's offspring crushing the serpent. We can trust God and his grace to be victorious over evil and shame!

God's Word is our moral authority as believers. Is there any aspect of your daily life where you are not submitting to God's moral authority?

God created everything, and it was good. Humans are created in the image of God, which means we treat all humans with dignity and respect, including yourself!

God's faithfulness is on display through The Journey Bible Fellowship turning 20! As we stay faithful to His word, we trust Him to bring good fruit in the years ahead.

Jesus calls us to go DEEP and WIDE in our mission to make disciples. How will God use you in the circles of influence where he has placed you?

When and where can you add intentional times to teach the Word of God in your child’s life?

In the saddest book of the Bible, God's steadfast love and mercy shine brightly. Will you be able to say "Great is Thy Faithfulness" in the saddest moments of 2023?

Mary was a great example for us of humility, faith, worship, and purpose in God's grand story. Her story is an example of Soli Deo Gloria: For God's glory alone!

The Christmas season is a great time to share the story of Jesus with our loved ones. Who are you going to be intentional to share the story with this year?

Jesus is the G.O.A.T. because of his glory and power, and he used it to lay down his life for us. Listen to him! Find true greatness in humbly serving others.

What does it look like for you to deny yourself and take up your cross daily this week? Allow Jesus to realign your priorities with serving Him and serving others.

May we set our hearts on spreading the fame of Jesus while trusting in his provision.

Through knowing Jesus's identity as the unique Son of God and our identity as a son or daughter of God, we can grow in faith against our fear. How can your faith defeat fear this week?

Only the good soil bears fruit that matures. How are you bearing fruit for the Kingdom this week?

A big awareness of our sin leads to a bigger awareness of God's grace and extravagant acts of worship.

Let's live with great faith this week in the one who has authority over sickness and death and has compassion for us.

Let's be a church of guacamole: broken and messy but deep and nourishing, rather than a church of Skittles that look and taste fruity on the outside but are not good fruit.

The reward will be great for disciples who follow Jesus with a costly life and a costly love.

Jesus is for losers: the downtrodden, the broken, and the humble sinners who know they need a Savior.

"How can your life reflect desperate dependence on Jesus this week? Remember he is the uniquely authoritative "Son of Man"!