The Factory Church

This Should Be Easy | John 18:28-40

We are in week 62 of our sermon series walking through the book of John. Lead pastor Keith Norman taught the congregation from the supporting text found in John 18:28-40 (NASB1995) in a sermon titled "this should be easy".Sermon Notes:The Crowd (vv. 28-31, 38b-40) It’s not wise to let the crowd make a decision you should make.The Christ (vv. 33-38) Intellect can study Christ; only the Spirit can know Him. Homework: Are you making an illogical choice, choosing ANYTHING or ANYONE over Jesus?We are a church that's all about making disciples and serving others, the other six days. We are a racially and socioeconomically diverse church in Woodstock, GA. Although we are a diverse church, we are a culture of one. We are passionate about discipleship and serving those in need in our community, our nation and around the world. We believe the church should not just be about Sundays, but the other six days. Our Pastor, Keith Norman is a gifted bible teacher and a talented worship leader who loves the Lord with his whole heart and seeks to pastor a church that looks like heaven - with people from every kindred, tribe and nation. ——Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.thefactoryministries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theothersixdaysInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefactorychurch/

I Know I Can't! | John 18:25-27

We are in week 61 of our sermon series walking through the book of John. Lead pastor Keith Norman taught the congregation from the supporting text found in John 18:25-27 (NASB1995) in a sermon titled "I know I can't! I know I can't! I know I can't! ". . Sermon Notes Peter was close but cold. (v. 25a). Spatial does not denote spiritual! The fire around can’t replace the fire within. Peter was seen but not known. (vv. 25b-26a). If we are merely seen but not known, how will “they” ever see & truly know Him? Peter was failing but learning. (vv. 25c, 27) Jesus ain’t cool with sin, but ain’t surprised by it!Homework: What is it that religion has deceived you into thinking you can do, but relationship is seeking to reveal to you that you can’t? Write it & surrender it to the only One Who can. We are a church that's all about making disciples and serving others, the other six days. We are a racially and socioeconomically diverse church in Woodstock, GA. Although we are a diverse church, we are a culture of one. We are passionate about discipleship and serving those in need in our community, our nation and around the world. We believe the church should not just be about Sundays, but the other six days. Our Pastor, Keith Norman is a gifted bible teacher and a talented worship leader who loves the Lord with his whole heart and seeks to pastor a church that looks like heaven - with people from every kindred, tribe and nation. ——Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.thefactoryministries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theothersixdaysInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefactorychurch/

The Messiah’s Model for Facing the Inevitability of Injustice | Marcus Clark | John 18:12-24 (NIV)

We are in week 60 of our sermon series walking through the book of John. Elder Marcus Clark taught the congregation from the supporting text found in John 18:12-24 (NIV) in a sermon titled "The Messiah’s Model for Facing the Inevitability of Injustice ". . Sermon Notes Don’t Expect Fairness (John 18:12-14)In the midst of navigating injustice, rest assured that God’s Providence is still at work!Don’t Rely Solely on Friends (John: 18:15-18)The benefits to aligning oneself with the powers and systems of injustice can be tempting — don’t take it personally when you lose out to their influence.Don’t Abandon Faithfulness (John 18: 19-24)When following Jesus, don’t expect fairness; anticipate frustration. But remain faithful!We are a church that's all about making disciples and serving others, the other six days. We are a racially and socioeconomically diverse church in Woodstock, GA. Although we are a diverse church, we are a culture of one. We are passionate about discipleship and serving those in need in our community, our nation and around the world. We believe the church should not just be about Sundays, but the other six days. Our Pastor, Keith Norman is a gifted bible teacher and a talented worship leader who loves the Lord with his whole heart and seeks to pastor a church that looks like heaven - with people from every kindred, tribe and nation. ——Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.thefactoryministries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theothersixdaysInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefactorychurch/

What the Bible Says About Betrayal

We are in week 59 of our sermon series walking through the book of John. Lead Pastor Keith Norman taught the congregation from the supporting text found in John 18:1-11 in a sermon titled "When you get stabbed in the back, don't stab back". . Sermon Notes: Can’t employ avoidance. (vv. 1-4a) Shared places can’t be “scared” placesThe right place is where purpose is, even if it’s where adversity is.Can’t exploit predominance. (vv. 4b-9)Jesus manifested His power but never misused it. Identity should engender activity. Can’t encourage ignorance. (vv. 10-11) You don’t have to partake in another’s folly, even when they’re your friend.Homework: Though The High Road Hurts — Take It Anyway We are a church that's all about making disciples and serving others, the other six days. We are a racially and socioeconomically diverse church in Woodstock, GA. Although we are a diverse church, we are a culture of one. We are passionate about discipleship and serving those in need in our community, our nation and around the world. We believe the church should not just be about Sundays, but the other six days. Our Pastor, Keith Norman is a gifted bible teacher and a talented worship leader who loves the Lord with his whole heart and seeks to pastor a church that looks like heaven - with people from every kindred, tribe and nation. ——Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.thefactoryministries.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theothersixdaysInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefactorychurch/

An On & On Til the Break of Dawn Prayer

We are in week 58 of our sermon series walking through the book of John. Lead Pastor Keith Norman taught the congregation from the supporting text found in John 17:20-26 in a sermon titled "An On & On Til the Break of Dawn Prayer". . The Sermon challenges viewers to embrace the radical truth that God loves them as deeply as He loves His Son, regardless of their past failures. Ultimately, it calls the church to move beyond petty divisions and live in a conspicuous, mission-driven unity that captivates the world. Sermon Notes: An On & On, Past The Break Of Dawn Prayer! ONEness: Make them one! (vv. 20-23a) Community is meant to be conspicuous! WITHness: Make them with! (v. 24) One day creation and consummation will meet in the glory of Jesus! Homework: Are you living in the ONEness? Will you experience the WITHness?