Sundays with Jesus House

What happens when believers truly devote themselves to God's Word, community, remembrance, and prayer? In this message, we unpack Acts 2:42 and discover how remembering the cross and living a life of devotion leads to real transformation, spiritual power, and a life anchored in truth, not just learning about Jesus, but encountering Him daily.

Jesus is not just the Word we study, He is the Word we encounter, the Truth who transforms our reality (John 1:1–14; John 14:6). The early church showed us that truth is not just learned but lived, devoting themselves to the Word, community, remembrance, and prayer (Acts 2:42). When we don't just hear the Word but practice it, our lives become the loudest sermon we'll ever preach (James 1:22–25).

In this message from John 11, we see that when Jesus declares, "I am the resurrection and the life," He isn't pointing to an event…He's revealing a person. Through the story of Lazarus, we're reminded that our pain is real, our stories are human, but God is present and working within them. Even when life feels broken, or not okay, Jesus is still in the story and that changes everything. The resurr...

On Palm Sunday, the crowd welcomed Jesus as King but many misunderstood who He truly was. Through the triumphal entry, we see that while many were curious, excited, or even impressed, only a few were truly committed. Palm Sunday reveals a deeper invitation, not just to celebrate Jesus, but to surrender to Him. Because the best life isn't found in admiring Jesus from a distance, but in fully follow...

In "The Great I AM: He Leads," we see that Jesus doesn't just save us—He actively leads us as the Good Shepherd. In a world full of competing voices, fear, and pressure, Jesus invites us into a relationship where we learn to recognize His voice and trust His direction. His leadership is not distant or demanding but sacrificial and personal, proven through laying down His life for us. While we ofte...

"The Great I Am: He Lifts Up" reveals that Jesus' invitation is less about activity and more about proximity to Him. In John 15, Jesus declares, "I am the true vine," reminding us that life and fruitfulness flow from Him, not from our own strength. The message highlights how God does not discard struggling branches but lifts them up so they can bear fruit. Through the story of the woman caught in...

This message introduces the new series "The Great I AM," exploring how Jesus' statements in the Gospel of John reveal both His divine identity and His answer to humanity's deepest needs. From the moment in the garden where Jesus declares "I AM" and soldiers fall back, to the burning bush where God reveals His name to Moses, the message shows that the power of God's name shifts our focus from our l...

Embrace the truth that Jesus doesn't come to "improve" your old life—let Him make you new, because in Christ your old self is truly dead and gone. Put yourself in Christ by confessing Jesus as Lord, believing in His resurrection, and calling on His name for salvation. Then keep living as His disciple by abiding in the Word and the Truth—meaning, stay close to Jesus Himself, not just information ab...

In "Good News: I Have a Dream," we believe God is calling us back to divine vision. Scripture shows that without revelation people drift, but when God restores vision, He restores life. Vision isn't personal ambition, it's revelation that awakens purpose. Whether we're living with no dream, or a God dream, He is inviting us higher. A God dream requires surrender, stewardship, and courage, knowing...

This message reminds us that we are not random parts in God's Kingdom… we are intentionally set in His Body. Like a small ligament in the knee, unseen but essential, every believer has a grace-gift that brings strength and stability to the whole. The good news is this: you are not overlooked, you are assigned. And when you embrace your placement, your light shines and your purpose becomes visible.

This message centers on the good news that Jesus is always the answer, and He is the better way. Drawing from John 14:1–6, it challenges believers to move beyond simply knowing the truth about Jesus to living the way of Jesus, because while truth brings freedom, it also creates a way forward. The sermon warns against choosing paths that seem right yet quietly lead to emptiness (Proverbs 14:12) and...

The gospel is more than a familiar phrase—it is a life-altering announcement. This message explores what "good news" truly means and how it speaks to faithful people who are tired, waiting, and unsure of what comes next. Through the story of Mary Magdalene and the truth of Christ's resurrection, we are reminded that good news isn't just about salvation someday, but God's presence and purpose right...

Sometimes the hardest place to live is not the beginning or the ending, but the middle. Elisha experienced this when Elijah placed the mantle on him in 1 Kings 19. He was anointed, but not appointed. Scripture doesn't mention him again until 2 Kings 2—possibly six to ten years later. Years of waiting, serving, and growing. God doesn't call the equipped; He equips the called. Elisha's gifts weren't...

This message explores the biblical power of "setting" our lives intentionally before God for the new year. Biblically, to "set" means to orient, direct, and govern the inner life toward the Lord. Ultimately, David shows us that when the Lord is set continually before us, we become unshakeable: "Because He is at my right hand, I will not be shaken." This message invites the church to set time for H...

In a world where our days are shaped by the headlines we scroll, the news we consume, and the voices that frame our expectations, the gospel calls us to set our minds on a better headline… the good news of Jesus. Every one of us is writing headlines over our lives, over our year, our family, our future. The enemy writes headlines of defeat, But heaven writes headlines of victory. What headline are...

So often we resist the season we're in, waiting for what's next, while God is present right here inviting us not just to survive but to thrive. When we stop resisting and begin trusting Him, even in what feels heavy or unclear, He meets us with peace, rest, and vision that surpasses understanding. This message is an invitation to fix our eyes on Jesus, come to Him with our burdens, and learn how t...

What does it really mean to take the Lord's name in vain? This message explores how God's name is not merely something we say, but something we carry. Through Scripture, language, and story, we see that God designed us for more than mere existence—He created us to live with purpose. From the breath God placed in humanity to the life He calls us to steward, every breath is a gift meant to reflect H...

Jesus didn't come to start a religion. He came to meet our deepest need. In a world marked by darkness, fear, and brokenness, God stepped near. Jesus came as our Wonderful Counselor to guide us, our Mighty God to save us, our Everlasting Father to bring us home, and our Prince of Peace to restore what was lost. Christmas reminds us that God didn't send an answer…He sent Himself.

The Bible says there is ONE name above every name—the name of Jesus. At His name demons flee. At His name we are saved, healed, delivered. That name carries all authority in Heaven and on Earth. So of course the enemy attacks the name of Jesus—because he can't remove its power, so he tries to remove its honor. That's why the name that should be worshiped is the same name culture throws around as a...

Today we lifted high the Name above every name—Jesus, the Lord of the Harvest. Scripture teaches that what we sow determines what we reap, and while a gold nugget is fixed in value, a single grain of seed carries multiplying potential. So the question becomes: What is the harvest in your life? Every harvest, every blessing, every breakthrough flows through His Name, because the Kingdom belongs to...

Pastor Adam reminded us that this journey isn't meant to be walked alone. The kingdom in you grows because of the community around you. You discover who you really are by walking with God and God's people. Don't stay stuck. Don't keep repeating cycles. Don't postpone breakthrough. Take a step. Whether it's knowing God personally, finding freedom, discovering your purpose, or making a difference—yo...

God has given us all the ingredients for spiritual fire; revival starts when we actually use them. Just like a recipe requires the right ingredients to produce a delicious meal, our faith requires specific spiritual qualities: faith, goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly affection, and love—to ignite true revival.