Brian Jones Sermons

When you find yourself in a difficult spot, what’s your natural reaction? Do you shrink back, do you lash out, or do you…approach God in worship? We look at the example of how the Apostle Paul reacted in the face of hardship, and what that means for us in 2020, during week one of, “This Is How I Fight My Battles.”

A lot of marital heartbreak can be avoided if, before you say “I do,” you consider what the Bible says are four “musts” your future spouse ought to be. If you’re single or dating, and hoping to get married at some point (or if you know someone in this situation), this message is for you.

Anyone can build a great marriage. As those of us who are married know, that’s way easier said than done. For marriages that last, there’s ONE choice that couples make that makes all the difference. Not making this choice results in bitterness and in most cases, leads to divorce. I share that one thing in week two of our teaching series, “Love, Dates and Heartbreaks.”

Whether you’re in a romantic relationship, want to be in one, hope to be and are trying to figure things out, you know this to be true: relationships can be complicated. The ones that last, though, are the ones where the people in them practice not quitting.

How to uncover the real meaning of Christmas so we can approach this season the way Jesus would want us to.

To be the kind of parent God wants you to be - and that your children need you to be - requires you to learn to handle (and express) your anger the right way. I talk about what that looks like through the words of James in week two of our series, “Deal With It.”

What if...? What if we obeyed Jesus’ words and went “all in” to follow Him? What if we took a leap, gave sacrificially, and did the things we once did to reach people for God’s Kingdom? Here’s week three of our teaching series Cannonball.