Union Grove Weekly

Pastor Josh begins a new series through the book of Revelation. This sermon is more of an intro to the book, but he does start the expositional study through Revelation 1:1-11. We hope that this is a blessing to you.

Pastor Josh kicks off his new summer series entitled, Sinners like Us. Throughout the summer, Pastor Josh will look at several Bible characters that were used by God as sinners just like us.

In the final week of the God in the Details series, Pastor David Ivarson (our student pastor) talks about how our relationship with God should impact the decisions/choices that we make each and every day.

Our relationship with God should not just be a priority on our list. Our relationship with God should impact and influence every priority on our list. This week, Pastor Josh looks at how our relationship with God should impact the way that we view our finances.

Our relationship with God should not just be a priority on our list. Our relationship with God should impact and influence every priority on our list. This week, Pastor Josh looks at how our relationship with God should impact our family in the way that we parent.

Pastor Josh continues the series, "God in the Details" as we look at how our relationship with God should interact the way that we view and interact with our community.

Tune in as Pastor Josh starts a new series entitled "God in the Details." Over the next four weeks, Pastor Josh will dissect how and why our relationship with God should not just be a priority on our list but be the center of every priority on our list.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh looks at the last words of Jesus - It is Finished!

In this sermon, Pastor Josh looks at the most comforting and peace giving words from the cross - Father, into Your hands I commend My Spirit.

In this series, Pastor Josh looks at the words from Jesus on the cross - I Thirst and how this is significant for all of us.

Jesus cries out with a loud voice on the cross, "My God my God why have you forsaken me?" In this sermon, Pastor Josh Evans looks at what was happening for us in these final words from the cross.

In Jesus' final moments on the cross, He takes time to care for His mother. This is a reminder that Jesus cares for us. In this sermon, Pastor Josh examines the spiritual meaning behind these words.

Pastor Josh continues his series - Words from the Cross as he studies - Today shalt thou be with me in paradise.

Pastor Josh kicks off his new series entitled, Words from the Cross. On the cross, Jesus said seven very important things that we will look at. This series will take us all of the way through Easter Sunday. Week #1 of the series, we look at these words: Father, forgive them for they know not what they do.

In this sermon - Pastor Josh looks at the importance of giving together as a church body as an act of worship to further the mission of God both locally and globally.

In week #5 of the series, I am a church member - Pastor Josh looks at the importance of going together on mission for Jesus.

Pastor Josh continues his series on what it looks like to be an active local church member. In this sermon, he looks at the importance of serving and using your spiritual gifts.

Pastor Josh continues the series - I am a church member. This week, he looks at Acts 2 and how the church grows better in the context of community - TOGETHER!

In this sermon, Pastor Josh talks about the weekend and answers this question - does my church attendance really matter?

Pastor Josh kicks off 2025 with a new teaching series - I am a church member. In this series, we will look at the local church's mission and what it looks like for us to be deeply connected to the mission.

Pastor Josh concludes his Christmas series, Emmanuel. In this final sermon, we look at the birth of Christ from Luke 2 and how Christ came for ALL.

Pastor Josh continues his Christmas series, Emmanuel, by looking at Isaiah's description of Emmanuel from Isaiah 9.

Pastor Josh begins his new Christmas series entitled Emmanuel. He starts with a prophecy that happened over 700 years before Jesus' birth. One day all wrong will be made right through the birth of Jesus.

The story doesn't end well for Nehemiah. When Nehemiah left to return to Persia, it isn't long before the people turn back to idolatry. This breaks Nehemiah's heart so he leads them back to Him. This is true of us, isn't it. We get close to God, and before long, we drift away.

As Nehemiah continues to lead God's people back into their relationship with God, we learn that you cannot grow closer to God without daily repentance and confession.