In this episode, we explore what it means to live on mission through generosity. Discover how trusting God with your resources aligns your heart with His purpose, meets the needs of others, and brings Him glory. Learn practical steps to embrace generosity and live out your eternal mission.

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Many approach prayer as a way to feel better or to ask for what we want, but is that what prayer was really meant for? Drawing from John 14, this message explores Jesus’ powerful promise that those who believe in Him will do “greater things”—and how a prayer life rooted in God’s glory, rather than personal gain, is the foundation for living on mission.

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In today’s episode, we dive into the powerful message from our "Liturgy of Politics" series, exploring how our daily practices and the cultural "liturgies" we engage in shape our hearts, loyalties, and worship. Drawing from the works of philosophers like James K. Smith and scripture passages such as Colossians 3:1-2, we examine the profound influence of both spiritual and secular routines in forming what matters most to us. Discover how participating in church gatherings, prayer, and scripture can help us center our hearts on Christ, especially during politically charged times. Join us as we reflect on aligning our lives with God’s kingdom, prioritizing our devotion to Christ above earthly allegiances, and checking our hearts in the midst of this season.

Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.

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In today’s episode, we dive into the powerful message from our "Liturgy of Politics" series, exploring how our daily practices and the cultural "liturgies" we engage in shape our hearts, loyalties, and worship. Drawing from the works of philosophers like James K. Smith and scripture passages such as Colossians 3:1-2, we examine the profound influence of both spiritual and secular routines in forming what matters most to us. Discover how participating in church gatherings, prayer, and scripture can help us center our hearts on Christ, especially during politically charged times. Join us as we reflect on aligning our lives with God’s kingdom, prioritizing our devotion to Christ above earthly allegiances, and checking our hearts in the midst of this season.

Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.

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In this sermon, guest speaker Clay Hining unpacks the profound significance of ordinary moments in our lives and how God can use them for His purpose. Through the story of Paul's encounter with Lydia in Acts 16:11-15, we learn that sharing the Gospel doesn't require miraculous events—just a willingness to step outside, sit down with people, and have simple conversations about Jesus.

Whether you feel unqualified or unsure about sharing your faith, this sermon will encourage and inspire you to see every moment as an opportunity to make a difference for God's kingdom.

Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.

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In this final part of the Prodigal God series, we dive into how to experience deep, lasting change in our lives by continually celebrating the gospel. The Christian life is like a feast, one we’re meant to enjoy daily, not alone, but in community with others. Join us as we explore what it means to live transformed lives, grounded in grace and connected to Christ, with practical ways to keep celebrating our salvation every single day. Based on 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 and Colossians 3:1-3.

Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.

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In part 4 of our Prodigal God series, we dive into the heart of the story—the father’s incredible, reckless love. It’s not just about the sons being lost, but about a father who’s willing to pour out extravagant grace on both of them. What does that kind of grace look like for us today? Join us as we explore how God’s love goes beyond what we deserve and why His “prodigal” grace has the power to change everything. Whether you’ve strayed far or stayed close, there’s something here for you.

Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.

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In this series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.

In this new series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.

In this new series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.