Pastor GJ unpacks Luke 9:23–27, exploring what it truly means to follow Jesus. Discover the cost of becoming a genuine disciple of Christ.

In Luke 9:10–22, Jesus feeds the crowd and then turns to His disciples with a deeply personal question: “Who do you say I am?” Pastor GJ invites us to reflect on that same question—Who is Jesus to you?—and what your answer means for your life.

Join Pastor GJ as he explores Luke 9 and unpacks what it truly means to be sent on mission for Jesus. Discover your divine assignment, understand how God prepares you, and gain clarity on the ultimate goal of your calling.

Pastor GJ unpacks Luke 8:40–56 to reveal Jesus is not only our Savior but he knows us and cares about us. Through the stories of Jairus’s daughter and the bleeding woman, we’re reminded that Christ meets us in our desperation with power that goes beyond what we ask for.

There’s no part of your life too broken for Jesus to heal. This week’s message will show how He steps into the darkest places to bring freedom, restoration, and purpose. What He did then, He still does now.

In this sermon, we reflect on the moment Jesus calms the storm in Luke 8:22–25, challenging us to examine the depth of our faith and where we stand on our spiritual journey with Him.

Watch as Pastor GJ unveils Beacon Hill’s new five-year vision: Light Up Pulaski.

We explore Jesus’ teaching in Luke 8:4–21, where the condition of the soil represents the posture of our hearts toward God’s Word. This sermon will challenge us to reflect on how we receive truth, encouraging a life of deep-rooted faith that bears lasting fruit.

What do you do when grace shows up in your life—unexpected and undeserved? Ignore it… keep your distance… or let it change you completely? This week’s message will challenge how you respond to the grace of Jesus.

In this message we see how John the Baptist’s questions in Luke 7:18–35 reveal that even the faithful can wrestle with uncertainty. This sermon will show how, in moments of doubt, we turn to Jesus, trust in His works, and respond rightly to Him.