Mountain Fellowship

Jimmy Davis – Sometimes it's hard to obey Jesus, but He promises to help us do what He asks us to do.

Jimmy Davis – If humility is the key to church unity, how do we get humility?

Jimmy Davis – How would Paul prepare us for the inevitable conflict that will come as we seek to advance the gospel in the places God has put us?

Jimmy Davis – What was Paul's ruling passion in life? What did that passion produce in him, and how might we practice it today?

Jimmy Davis – A Jesus-shaped church has confidence that God will use adversity to advance the gospel in and through her.

Jimmy Davis – A Jesus-shaped church is one that has been planted by the power of the preaching of the gospel, grows in its practice of partnership in the gospel, and prays for the priority of continued growth in and through the gospel.

Robert Row – Jesus demonstrates what it look like to know, have compassion for, and set free people who are held captive.

Eric Parker – What does it look like for us to leave the empty tomb and search for the resurrected Chris in the midst of 2020?

Jimmy Davis – At the cross we stand in awe of the glory of The Suffering Servant, longing to be shaped by His living, dying, and rising, into suffering servants who live to deny our selves, take up our cross, and follow Him.

Jimmy Davis – Mark shows us that while Jesus was on trial before the Sanhedrin, Peter was “on trial” before a servant girl. What can this mean for Peter and for us?

Jimmy Davis – What difference does Jesus's submission to His Father in the garden of Gethsemane make in my life today?

Jimmy Davis – Consider the bold and beautiful love of Jesus as He hosts the Passover Supper for friends who would betray, deny, and desert Him.

Jimmy Davis – Mark includes the story of a woman pouring out her costly perfume on Jesus in order to give us a picture "wasted" love.

Jimmy Davis – We are living in unusual times. Could this be the end of the world as we know it? What would Jesus encourage us to do in times like these?

Jimmy Davis – Is our view of Jesus too small, too simplistic? And how does the way we see Him change the way we see ourselves and our situation?

This week our guest preacher, Nick Batzig, reminded us that this world (in its current state) is not our home. We long for a new city; whether we realize it or not, we long for Jesus.

Eric Parker – What does it look like to love God with everything?

Jimmy Davis – Jesus says that unless we know what the Bible teaches about “the God of the living” and resurrection life, we will wander aimlessly with no real hope for living life right now.

Jimmy Davis – Jesus has come to collect that which belongs to and bears the image of God. Will we pay up?

Jimmy Davis – The parable of the vineyard tells the whole Story of God's People. But we will we listen? How will we respond when we realize that Jesus is talking about us?

Jimmy Davis – The mask has become a symbol of our various convictions about how to proceed through this pandemic. But is there a greater conviction on which we can all agree?

Jimmy Davis – Why should you trust Jesus, the Prophet, Priest, and King, to inspect the fruit of your life and upset the tables in your temple?

Jimmy Davis – No, seriously. . . What do you want Jesus to do for you?

Jimmy Davis – What is the connection between our desire to be served rather than serve and the stunning truth that Jesus came not to be served but to serve?

Jimmy Davis - Many who think they have enough will find they don’t and will walk away empty, but many who know they are empty and believe that Jesus is enough, will find more than enough in Him and whatever He chooses to give them.