Jesus Church | Webster, South Dakota

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.

Don't Park the Ark | Pastor Nathan Miller

In this powerful message, Nathan Miller challenges believers with a sobering truth: it’s possible to park the Ark and walk away from it. Just as Israel allowed the Ark of the Covenant to sit forgotten, untouched, and disconnected from daily life, we can do the same with the presence of God. Church can become routine. Prayer can become occasional. The Ark gets parked. But God never intended His presence to stay in storage.

The Gospel in Genesis | Moses & The Exodus | Rev. Ryan Scott

In this episode, we move from Joseph to Moses and the Exodus—one of the clearest pictures of redemption in all of Scripture. From the Passover lamb to the Red Sea crossing, every moment points beyond itself. Deliverance from Egypt becomes a shadow of a greater deliverance to come. The cloud, the sea, the law, the wilderness—all of it tells a deeper story.This is not just history. It is a pattern. A pattern that finds its fulfillment in Christ.

Postured for Wholeness | Pastor Nathan Miller

What happens when gratitude disappears? In this message, we explore the spiritual danger of becoming “unthankful” in a world increasingly consumed with self, pride, pleasure, and distraction. From Romans 1 to the story of the ten lepers, this sermon reveals how thankfulness is more than good manners. It is a posture that opens the door to wholeness. Nine lepers received healing. One returned with gratitude and was made whole. This message challenges us to resist spiritual drift, pursue relationship over routine religion, and recognize that every answered prayer should pull us closer to God, not farther away. In dark times, thankfulness becomes a powerful act of faith and a testimony to the world around us. Topics include: * The danger of spiritual entitlement * Why gratitude matters in the last days * The difference between healing and wholeness * How thankfulness deepens your relationship with God * Faith before the answer comes

The Gospel in Genesis | Jacob & Esau | Rev. Ryan Scott

In this lesson, we step into one of the most tension-filled stories in Genesis and uncover what’s happening beneath the surface. The account of Jacob and Esau is more than a family conflict. It is a prophetic picture.We will explore how God establishes a pattern that runs throughout Scripture: the elder serving the younger, the natural giving way to the spiritual, and the purpose of God prevailing beyond human tradition. What looks like deception and rivalry on the surface reveals something deeper when viewed through the lens of types and shadows.This session connects Jacob and Esau to the greater redemptive story. We will trace how this moment points forward to Christ, to the nature of spiritual inheritance, and to the ongoing call to move beyond the flesh into the promise of God.This is not just a story about two brothers. It is a revelation of how God chooses, transforms, and fulfills His purpose across generations.Come ready to see Genesis in a way that brings the Gospel into sharper focus.