One Church High Point - Sermons

From Stone to Flesh

What if Pentecost is not just about power, but about God’s presence moving into the hearts of his people? In this message, Pastor John Williams teaches from Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Acts 2, and 2 Corinthians to show how God fulfills his promise to move from stone tablets to transformed hearts. Through Jesus, the Holy Spirit now dwells within believers, making us new, drawing us near, and empowering us to live as Spirit-filled witnesses in the world.

The Sound before The Suddenly

What kind of heart makes room for God to move? In this message, Pastor John Williams teaches from Acts 1 and 2, showing that before the “suddenly” of Pentecost came a sound of hunger, unity, and prayer. The disciples could not manufacture the move of God, but they could remain open, surrendered, and expectant. This sermon invites us to resist spiritual comfort, return to dependence on the Holy Spirit, and become a people prepared for God’s presence together.

Empowered to Witness

What are you doing with the breath you have left? In this message, Lay Leader Jawon Bradley calls the church back to its shared mission: to be witnesses of Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit. From Acts 1:8, he reminds us that witnessing is not reserved for pastors, evangelists, or the especially bold. Every believer is called to proclaim the gospel, live a set-apart life, and carry the hope of Christ into homes, neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, and everyday conversations.

Many Part: Called to Serve

Can we really serve God if we are unwilling to serve people? In this message, Executive Director Shannon Perry calls us away from empty religious activity and into Spirit-formed obedience. Through Zechariah 7, 1 Peter 4, and the fruit of the Spirit, Shannon reminds us that serving God is not just about showing up or checking boxes. God forms us as we love, forgive, and serve His people, even when it is inconvenient, uncomfortable, or costly.

Many Parts: We Are Sent

What if the very interruption in front of you is actually your assignment from God? In this message, Pastor John Williams reminds us that the church is not only called to gather, but to go. Through Jesus’ words in Matthew 5 and the parable of the Good Samaritan, he calls us to live as salt and light in everyday places, responding to the people and needs God puts right in front of us. This sermon is a clear invitation to slow down, stay yielded to the Holy Spirit, and serve one person with intentional compassion this week.