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Pastor Johnathan begins a new series called "Lessons from Legends," focusing on how Biblical heroes built their faith through trials just like we do today. Using the story of Elijah and the widow in 1 Kings 17, he challenges us to stop collecting spiritual "junk" like worry, anger, and bitterness that clutters our hearts, and instead live with faith in the "right here, right now" moment. The messa...

Pastor Johnathan delivered a passionate message on serving the church as part of the ongoing "Serve" series for 2026. Drawing from his personal experience of growing up serving in church, he addressed the concerning trend of 86 Protestant churches closing weekly in America and the dangerous lie that Christians can love Jesus but not need the church. He emphasized that loneliness kills an estimated...

In this message from the ongoing "Serve" series, Pastor Johnathan addresses how Christians must serve Jesus by serving their families, anchoring his teaching in Joshua 24:15 where Joshua declares, "But as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord." Pastor Johnathan explains that Satan specifically targets the family unit because he knows that strong families create strong churches, and he hates...

Pastor Johnathan launched a new sermon series on serving, emphasizing that believers are called to serve like Jesus under the banner of Jehovah Nissi. Using Matthew 20:28 as the foundation, he explained that serving shows God's character, shares His goodness, and spreads the gospel, even when we face opposition from the enemy who doesn't want us to succeed.

Pastor Tim Johnson delivers a powerful message on fasting and prayer as we enter a new season. He explains that fasting shifts our hunger from earthly satisfaction to a deeper desire for God's presence and Word. Mentioned over 70 times in Scripture, fasting was a common practice in the early church, and Jesus expects us to fast, saying "when you fast" in Matthew 6. Pastor Tim emphasizes that fasti...

In his sermon "The Great Adventure," Pastor Johnathan presents prayer as the cornerstone of Christian living, especially during the Christmas season which celebrates the ultimate answered prayer—Jesus coming to Earth. Drawing from Colossians 1:9-14, he warns against making prayer our last resort when we become too busy or independent, pointing to Jesus who, despite His packed ministry, always made...

In the conclusion of his series on the Gospel of John, Pastor Johnathan focuses on how Jesus's resurrection distinguishes Christianity from all other religions. As he notes, "Confucius died 479 BC, Buddha died 483 BC... Muhammad died 632 AD... and the common factor with all of them is that they are still in their tombs." Jesus's resurrection becomes our restoration, freeing us from the bondage of...

Pastor Johnathan explores John chapters 18-19, focusing on Jesus' arrest, trial, and crucifixion. The pastor identifies how different characters in the narrative were spiritually bound—Judas was enslaved by greed, Peter was chained by denial, Pilate was trapped by people-pleasing, and the religious leaders were constrained by empty religion. These same bondages continue to afflict believers today,...

In this sermon on John 17, the pastor explores what many theologians consider "the Lord's Prayer"—Jesus's longest recorded prayer in Scripture. This prayer, which Scottish evangelist John Knox requested to hear on his deathbed, is divided into three sections: Jesus praying for himself, for his disciples, and for all future believers (including us today). The sermon's title "Back to You" emphasizes...

This sermon delves into Jesus's teaching from John 15-16, particularly His command to "remain in Him." The pastor vulnerably shares personal struggles with betrayal and the recent death of a beloved mentor, using these experiences to illustrate the difficulty and necessity of remaining in Christ during painful seasons. Drawing from John 15:5, "I am the vine, you are the branches... apart from me y...

In this sermon, Pastor Johnathan explores the contrast between Satan's plots and God's plan through the Holy Spirit. Using John 14:15-31 as his foundation, he explains that while Satan constantly schemes to lead us away from Jesus, the Holy Spirit is the "power behind the plan" working for our good. Pastor Johnathan emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not a force or feeling, but the third person of...

Pastor Johnathan continues his series through the Gospel of John, entering chapter 14 where Jesus is now focusing His ministry on His disciples in the final hours before the cross. The sermon centers on Jesus' controversial yet truthful declaration in John 14:6: "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me." Pastor Johnathan emphasizes that Jesus only spe...

Beginning with a humorous personal story about a difficult morning, the pastor transitions to the sermon's core message about following Jesus' example. Drawing from Matthew 4:19 and Mark 8:34, he emphasizes that following Christ requires giving up our own way and embracing Jesus' way, even when it's difficult. The sermon centers on John 13, where Jesus washes His disciples' feet during the Last Su...

Pastor Johnathan examines John 12, where Jesus enters Jerusalem during His final week before crucifixion, coming as light into a morally dark world. The pastor emphasizes that today's church faces similar darkness, with pressure to accept sin in the name of inclusion. However, true Christian love means guiding people away from sin through Jesus's redemptive power. Using the image of fish jumping f...

In this sermon, Pastor Johnathan returns from a difficult period to emphasize that God is opening doors of opportunity for believers who stay spiritually awake. He shares a personal story of witnessing at a bar, where he seized an opportunity to explain 1 Corinthians 13:8 and 1 John 4:8 to strangers engaged in a heated discussion about faith. Examining John 12:1-11, Pastor Johnathan highlights how...

In this sermon on John 11:28-44, Pastor Steve Smith explores the profound truth that Jesus is "the resurrection and the life" who not only raised Lazarus from the dead but desires to resurrect dead areas in our lives today. Beginning with a personal anecdote about a college prank involving coffins, Pastor Steve draws a parallel to how we've been "tricked" into believing certain aspects of our live...

In "Come Alive," Pastor Daniel Courade delivers a powerful message centered on John 11:8-16, where Jesus decides to return to Judea despite the danger, and Thomas declares, "Let's go to and die with Jesus." Pastor Daniel frames this passage in light of the recent death of Charlie Kirk, whom he describes as a Christian martyr who died for boldly proclaiming his faith. The sermon emphasizes three ke...

Pastor Steve Smith begins by addressing recent tragedies including the assassination attempt on Charlie Kirk and school shootings, cautioning against being consumed by negative news. He reminds the congregation that Christians worldwide face persecution daily, and that Jesus warned His followers to expect opposition. Drawing from John 10:22-42, Pastor Smith explores Jesus' teaching about being the...

In his sermon on John 10:1-14, Pastor Tim Johnson presents a powerful message titled "Chaos or Clarity? The Voice of the Shepherd in a World of Thieves." He structures his teaching around three key points: the chaos of the thief, the care of the shepherd, and the clarity of the sheep. Pastor Tim illustrates how we often circle around Jesus throughout our busy week rather than consistently walking...

Using the story of the blind man in John 9 as a foundation, the pastor examines how blame has been a human tendency since Adam first blamed Eve and God in Genesis 3:12. The sermon reveals how blame is not only a waste of time but potentially "a gateway to the demonic" that prevents personal growth and sabotages relationships. God desires us to live blameless lives, not perfect ones, as Philippians...

This sermon explores John 8:31-59, where Jesus confronts the Jewish leaders about truth. The pastor highlights how the word "truth" appears seven times in this passage, always spoken by Jesus, who is Himself the embodiment of truth. He contrasts subjective truth ("my truth"), which changes with feelings and opinions, with God's objective, unchanging truth. The pastor warns that subjective truth is...

In "Center of the Court," Pastor Johnathan examines John 8:1-11 where Jesus encounters a woman caught in adultery who was thrown into the center of the temple court by the scribes and Pharisees. Using a basketball analogy, Pastor Johnathan explains how our lives are often on display for others to judge, creating pressure that can lead to destructive behaviors when we listen to the wrong voices. Th...

In this sermon on John chapter 7, Pastor Johnathan examines how Jesus strategically attended the Feast of Tabernacles, waiting for the Father's timing rather than rushing ahead. Using the powerful illustration of breaking through rock at the Creation Evidence Museum, Pastor Johnathan demonstrates how we need the Holy Spirit to break through the hardened areas of our hearts to reveal what's hidden...

In this sermon continuing through the Gospel of John, Pastor Johnathan examines Jesus' confrontational question in John 6:61, "Does this offend you?" after many disciples abandoned Him because of His hard teachings. Pastor Johnathan contrasts how religious groups like Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons altered Biblical teachings they found offensive, while true followers must accept Scripture even wh...