Thankfulness | Rev. Jordan Brown

Defeating the Adversary of Your Faith | Rev. Jake Foster

In this message, Jake Foster examines the biggest adversary of our faith and how it can weaken our confidence in God or keep us from moving forward spiritually. Through biblical encouragement, he shares how believers can recognize its influence, confront it through faith in Jesus, and develop a stronger, more resilient walk with God. If something has been standing between you and a life of deeper trust in God, this sermon will encourage you to keep believing and move forward in faith. Recorded at Jesus Church of Webster in Webster, South Dakota.

The Gospel in Genesis | The Brazen Altar | Rev. Ryan Scott

In this session we look at the types and shadows of the Brazen Altar, the place of sacrifice in the Tabernacle. We look at it's foreshadowing of Christ, of it's part in the New Testament plan of salvation, and of the place of self-sacrifice, picking up our cross.

Stones Tell Stories | Pastor Nathan Miller

What do we do with the hard things that surface in our hearts? In this sermon, “Stones Tell Stories,” we look at Matthew 13 and the parable of the sower, focusing on the stony ground Jesus described. Offense, pressure, disappointment, and distraction are part of life, but they do not have to define us. The same stone can become a stumbling block or a building block. It can become something we trip over, or something we bring to the altar. Through Joshua 4, Exodus 20, 1 Peter 2, and Psalm 119, this message calls us to let God turn the hard places of life into testimonies of His goodness. Thanks for listening to the Jesus Church of Webster podcast. Find more messages on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and wherever you listen.

The Gospel in Genesis | The Tabernacle (Part 1) | Rev. Ryan Scott

The Gospel is found in Genesis over and over again through Types and Shadows. In this week's lesson, we look at the Tabernacle and the Ark of the Covenant.

Thankfulness | Rev. Jordan Brown

Everything in our lives is affected by the way we think—which is why getting your mind right is one of the most important things you can do. In this message, we focus on one powerful key to a healthy mind: thankfulness. Thanksgiving is more than turkey and November. It has the ability to flip a switch in your brain, change your perspective, and dispel doubt, fear, and bitterness. But because gratitude goes against our human nature, it has to be intentionally trained—especially when we're called to give thanks in all things, including the seasons we'd rather escape. This teaching explores how an unthankful attitude is rooted in pride and a lack of trust in God, while a thankful mind cultivates humility, joy, and peace. You'll also walk away with four practical tips for building a lifestyle of gratitude, plus an encouraging reminder that God is a Redeemer who can take your regrets and turn them into opportunity. Be encouraged to take the challenge: spend this week being intentional about thanking God—and watch your perspective change.