Are you empty, addicted, blinded, or crushed? Jesus has hope for you!
Lazarus
Pastor Servando shares about Jesus, the Resurrection and the Life
Whose Fault is it?
In asking why and how, don’t lose sight of WHO!
Facing Fear
We all battle fear—whether it’s over finances, failure, relationships, or the unknown. In this powerful message, Pastor Ken DeChant shares a life-changing truth from John 6:16-21: even when life is out of control, God is still in control.
The disciples found themselves in a life-threatening storm—not because they disobeyed Jesus, but because they obeyed Him. Yet, in their moment of terror, Jesus walked on the water toward them, declaring, “Don’t be afraid. I am here.”
Through this story, you’ll discover how to recognize the presence of Jesus in your own storms. When the waves of life are crashing in, you can trust that God is still sovereign. Don’t let fear grip your heart—let the presence of Jesus bring you peace.
What do you need?
God ALWAYS has the answer before I even know about the problem.
Are you stuck?
Your helplessness does not repel Jesus. It draws Him.
The Desperate
Finding Jesus in moments of desperation
Aaron Pippin discusses how to find Jesus in times of desperation, referencing a personal story of hardship and the biblical account of a desperate father seeking healing for his son.
Are you empty?
If Jesus can fill water to wine, He can fill your emptiness.
All of the Above
Pastor Ken DeChant discusses the vision of Journey Church, emphasizing that it's rooted in Jesus' words in Acts 1:8, urging believers to be witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the Earth. He clarifies that being a witness doesn't require expertise, but rather sharing personal experiences of faith. The video further explains these locations, and encourages the viewers to participate in the "God-sized vision".
The Enemy of Pride
To live on purpose you must confront pride
The Baptism in The Holy Spirit - Part 1
The speaker, explains what the Baptism in the Holy Spirit is and how to receive it. He also shares his personal experience of being baptized in the Holy Spirit.
Here are some of the key points from the sermon:
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit is a real and powerful experience that is available to all believers.
It is not a mystical or ecstatic experience, but rather a normal part of the Christian life.
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit empowers believers to live a more fruitful and effective life for Christ.
It is important to seek the Baptism in the Holy Spirit through prayer and fasting.
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit is not something that can be earned or deserved, but it is a gift from God that is freely given to those who ask.
The Baptism in The Holy Spirit - Part 2
The speaker, explains what the Baptism in the Holy Spirit is and how to receive it. He also shares his personal experience of being baptized in the Holy Spirit.
Here are some of the key points from the sermon:
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit is a real and powerful experience that is available to all believers.
It is not a mystical or ecstatic experience, but rather a normal part of the Christian life.
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit empowers believers to live a more fruitful and effective life for Christ.
It is important to seek the Baptism in the Holy Spirit through prayer and fasting.
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit is not something that can be earned or deserved, but it is a gift from God that is freely given to those who ask.
Handling Criticism
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Do Your Part
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Walk before you talk
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Making a Plan
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Pray First
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Love with Action
How can I love with action?
In this sermon, Pastor Keri DeChant talks about the importance of loving others with action, not just words. She uses the story of Jesus and the parable of the Good Samaritan to illustrate her point. She also challenges the congregation to get to know the people around them and to find ways to serve them. This sermon is a powerful reminder that we are called to love our neighbors as ourselves.
Does God love me?
Does God love me? How could He possibly care about me?