Union Grove Weekly

The story of Nehemiah is more about building the people of Jerusalem than it is about building the wall around Jerusalem. As Nehemiah leads the people back to God, he starts with the Word. The big idea is that you cannot grow closer to God without a daily dose of the Word in your life.

The enemies try and distract Nehemiah as he is close to finishing the wall. Nehemiah responds by saying, "I am doing great work; I cannot come down." In other words, I am to busy doing God's work to come down and be distracted.

The enemy's opposition is not always from outside of the church; sometimes, the enemy attacks within the church.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh looks at the opposition that Nehemiah faced while pursuing the mission that God had called him to.

We step out of our current series to celebrate our church's 78th anniversary! Evangelist Tom Wagoner challenges our church on faith as we move forward in what God is calling Union Grove to do.

Pastor David, our youth and student pastor, continues our series entitled Brick by Brick. This is a study through the book of Nehemiah.

Pastor Josh kicks off a brand new series entitled Brick by Brick. This is a series through Nehemiah.

Pastor Josh concludes his sermon series with challenging you to build your life on the rock so that when the storms of life come, you can stay standing.

Every road you travel leads you to standing before God; only one road leads you to stand in favor with God.

Pastor Josh continues his sermon series through Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount. In His sermon, Jesus comes back to talk about prayer...again. Let's see what He has to say about prayer this time.

Pastor Josh examines one of the most quoted sayings of Jesus. Not only is it one of the most quoted, it is also taken out of context. Listen in to see what Jesus was saying about being judgmental.

In His sermon on the mount, Jesus comes back to address giving. Pastor Josh expounds on how as followers of Christ cannot serve God and materialism.

Pastor Josh continues his series on Jesus/ famous Sermon on the Mount. In this sermon, Josh addresses the often neglected spiritual discipline of fasting. His big idea is that Fasting is not to manipulate God, fasting is to delight in God.

Pastor Josh continues his series, the greatest sermon ever from Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount. Jesus turns His attention to prayer in this passage and teaches us how to pray which looks much different than the average Christian's prayer.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh examines what Jesus says about generosity.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh looks at what Jesus says about how Christ followers should react to their enemies. The way that we react reveals who we truly belong to.

Pastor Josh looks at what Jesus says about lust, divorce, and oaths.

Pastor Josh continues his series on the Sermon on the Mount. In this next section, Jesus discusses anger and internal hatred that we have with others. Pastor Josh will show us where this comes from and what the cure for anger is.

Pastor Josh Evans continues his sermon series on Jesus' famous "Sermon on the Mount." Jesus challenges His followers to be salt and light in the world. Pastor Josh expounds on what this means for us and how this can change the world.

Pastor Josh kicks off a brand new series on the greatest sermon ever by the greatest preacher ever. In week #1 of this series, Pastor Josh is looking at happiness and where it comes from.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh shares some keys to having joy in the midst of painful circumstances.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh examines the farewell from the Apostle Paul to the church at Philippi. Paul concludes his letter to the church by commending them for their incredible generosity.

Pastor Josh continues his series entitled JoyFULL and reminds us that fullness of joy can be found in living out the Christian Life.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh reminds us that fullness of joy is found in deepening your relationship with Him.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh looks at this idea - joy is found when you work out what God has worked in you.