Who Do You Say That I Am?

A Kingdom of Priests

This week, Pastor Jared reminds the congregation that they are called to be a kingdom of priests, not just pastors or worship leaders. He emphasizes that every believer has the same Holy Spirit and is equipped to share the gospel. The sermon focuses on four key lessons from Luke 9: humility, unity, purpose, and counting the cost of discipleship. A Kingdom of Priests Jared Johnson

Plant Your Faith

Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on Luke 9:37-44, focusing on the disciples' inability to cast out a demon and Jesus' teaching on faith. He explores why believers struggle to trust God despite witnessing His past faithfulness, using the mustard seed analogy to encourage planting and growing faith. The sermon challenges listeners to stop living in the 5-20% of what they don't understand and instead trust God based on what He has already done. Plant Your Faith Jared Johnson

Transfiguration

Pastor Jared delivers a message on the Transfiguration of Jesus from Luke 9:28-36, exploring the significance of Moses and Elijah appearing with Jesus. He connects the event to Old Testament prophecies and emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets. The sermon concludes with a warning against idolizing people or ministries, urging listeners to focus on Jesus and read the Bible for themselves. Transfiguration Jared Johnson

Who Do You Say That I Am?

Pastor Jared delivers a sermon on Luke chapter 9 and the call to take up one's cross daily. He discusses the historical context of Caesarea Philippi, the meaning of Peter as a 'rock,' and the necessity of denying oneself to follow Christ. The sermon concludes with a baptism. Who Do You Say That I Am? Jared Johnson

Be Strong and Courageous

This week, Pastor Jared encourages men to embrace their God-given role as warriors and leaders. He contrasts cultural narratives that denigrate masculinity with the biblical command to 'be strong and courageous' from Deuteronomy and Joshua. The message focuses on men waking up from spiritual complacency, taking responsibility for their families, and fighting spiritual battles. Be Strong and Courageous Jared Johnson