Jesus told his disciples to go make other disciples, but he also told them to wait. They wouldn't be able to successfully help others find and follow Jesus without the promised Holy Spirit. In this sermon, Pastor Justin gives three reasons that the Holy Spirit is essential for the mission of making disciples.

Ministry sounds like something that ministers do, but we can wrongly assume that ministers are only paid professionals, like pastors or church staff. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Ephesians 4, where Paul describes how church leaders are meant to equip disciples for ministry. Leaders do the equipping and all followers of Jesus do the ministry.

How do you help someone find and follow Jesus in a time when challenging personal views is culturally taboo? In this sermon, pastor Justin looks at one verse from Judges 21 that shows us why disciples of Jesus must let the gospel be their foundation, rather than personal opinions.

When Jesus gave his followers the mission to make disciples of all nations, it was assumed that this meant engaging other people. They couldn't carry out the mission by withdrawing. In this sermon, Pastor Justin unpacks six reasons from Isaiah 45 why we must engage our world with the gospel.

Every disciple experiences pressure to do things Jesus wouldn't do, say things Jesus wouldn't say, and agree with things Jesus would never agree with. In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at the great faith of Moses in Hebrews 11. Even though Moses had all the pressure of Egypt bearing down on him, he withstood it by faith. We learn from his story how to withstand the great pressures we face.

Abraham is celebrated in the Bible as one of the greatest examples of faith. In Hebrews 11, we see how his faith moved him from the comfort of the city he grew up in to the wilderness of Canaan. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains why faith is the very thing we need when obedience to God gets uncomfortable.

Hebrews 11 is often called "the hall of faith," where famous Old Testament characters are celebrated for their great faith. Enoch is included in this list and yet little is known about what he did. And that's the point. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains how Enoch's inclusion in the hall of faith means that even our most mundane moments in life matter.

Following Jesus requires endurance. How do disciples find this endurance when they face great challenges? In this sermon, Pastor Justin looks at Hebrews 10:32–39, where the author is encouraging the Hebrew believers to hold onto their boldness and not to give up.

Nobody is immune to battles with anxiety. Yet Jesus promised that, even though this life won't be trouble free, he's given us the necessary tools to battle anxiety. In this sermon, Pastor Justin explains how Psalm 42 equips us to battle anxiety effectively.

At the beginning John's Gospel, he doesn't give us an account of shepherds, or inns, or Mary and Joseph. Instead, he introduces us to Jesus as God the Word. In this Christmas sermon, Pastor Justin explains what this title means and why it's really, really good news.