Pastor Vince emphasizes the significance of Jesus' statement, "I am the good shepherd," in John 10, highlighting the call for spiritual leaders to genuinely care for their communities. He encourages believers to recognize Jesus' voice, understand His ways, and follow His guidance, explaining that true leadership is rooted in servitude and love for others. Drawing parallels to Scripture and the nature of sheep, he advocates for a deeper relationship with Jesus, which involves accountability to the Word, the importance of community, and remembering God's faithfulness.

He advises living in community with mature believers for support and accountability, remembering God's past faithfulness to bolster trust in His future plans. He concludes by reminding the congregation that growth and transformation take time, urging them not to waste the waiting but to engage fully in the process of discipleship. Through these insights, Pastor Vince aims to encourage every individual to embrace their role in God's flock while nurturing others in love and servitude.

Dr. Dale discussed Jesus' declaration of being the vine in John 15, emphasizing the importance of remaining connected to Him. He explained that believers are the branches, which must abide in the vine to produce fruit, and without that connection, they are worthless. The purpose of bearing fruit is to nourish a hungry world, highlighting the need for Christians to show love, joy, and other fruits of the Spirit to others. Ultimately, Dr. Dale stressed that spiritual growth should lead to increased quantity and quality of fruit, reflecting the life of Christ to those around us.

Will Grosskopf discusses the significance of John chapter 14, emphasizing that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. He illustrates how Jesus' actions, like washing the disciples' feet, teach valuable lessons about humility and leadership. The pastor underscores the necessity of accepting Jesus' commands to connect with God and receive the Holy Spirit, as well as the importance of living out these truths to reflect Christ to others.

Ultimately, Will calls for a deeper understanding and application of Jesus’ teachings in believers' lives, illustrating that knowing Him is essential for true spiritual life.

In his sermon, Pastor Vince discusses the profound implications of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, emphasizing that understanding the story behind the scene is crucial. He illustrates how everyone's pain is a universal experience and poses the important question of how we respond to hardships, suggesting that true strength comes from finding purpose in pain.

Pastor Vince highlights that Jesus not only mourns with us but also actively confronts death and loss, inviting us into a transformative relationship with Him. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to consider what areas of their lives need resurrection and encourages them to believe in Jesus as the source of life and freedom.

Brent Williams explores the profound concept of Jesus as the light of the world, emphasizing that true knowledge of Jesus leads to revelation and transformation in our lives. He illustrates this through the story of a man born blind, whose healing not only restored his sight but also served as an example of Jesus' purpose to bring forth light and restoration.

The sermon underscores that embracing this light compels us to witness to our identity in Christ, inviting both conflict and growth in our faith journey. Ultimately, Brent challenges listeners to let the light of Jesus shine through their lives, assuring that He can turn our chaos into something magnificent if we keep moving toward Him.

Our worship leader,Bryan Campbell, emphasizes the importance of seeking not just the gifts Jesus provides, such as physical sustenance, but rather the spiritual nourishment that comes from Him as the "bread of life." He highlights how the crowd followed Jesus primarily for the food He offered, calling them to look beyond their immediate needs to the eternal life He promises.

Bryan illustrates that just as physical hunger leads to cravings for food, spiritual hunger manifests in anxiety and emptiness, which can only be satisfied by a relationship with Christ. Ultimately, he urges the congregation to consume and share the bread of life daily, reminding them that true fulfillment is found in Jesus, who embodies the essential sustenance for life.

In his sermon titled "Journey through the Wall," Pastor Vince emphasizes that every church encounters obstacles, whether they be financial, staffing, or growth-related. He shares his personal experience of grappling with the challenge of low giving at his church and realizes that the real barrier was his own lack of faith in God's provision. Using the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 from Mark 6, Pastor Vince outlines six key principles the church must adopt to move forward. He underscores the importance of producing good fruit as evidence of true discipleship and emphasizes that our connection to Jesus is vital for this fruitfulness.

Vince calls on the congregation to adjust their vision, contribute to planning, cultivate devotion, and be active in small group participation. He stresses that a collective effort is necessary to overcome the challenges and encourages everyone to see the value in each person that walks through the church doors. By fostering a sense of community and actively involving church members in ministry, Pastor Vince believes Journey Church can grow stronger and better serve both its congregation and the surrounding community. Ultimately, he invites the church to journey through obstacles together with renewed faith and purpose, believing that God has great things in store for their collective future.

In this powerful sermon, Kamarr Richee' explores the theme of beauty by focusing on Philippians 4:8, urging the congregation to consider what is true, honorable, and commendable as the foundation for their lives. He highlights that while prayer is a vital remedy for anxiety, meditating on 'beautiful things' serves as a preventative measure to combat anxiety before it takes root.

By adopting a mindset that centers on the beauty found in God and His truths, believers can transform their lives and mitigate their worries.Delving deeper, Pastor discusses aesthetic theology, which connects the appreciation of beauty with the understanding of God’s nature, encouraging individuals to recognize God’s hand in art and daily life. He emphasizes that Christ embodies this beauty, as He reconciles humanity with God through His sacrifice. By focusing on Jesus—the ultimate expression of beauty—believers can internalize His attributes and thereby reflect His glory in their lives.