Jason Carey's Sermons and Studies

God never loses track of anyone's location and He never loses a battle, so what does it mean for someone to be lost? This message challenges you to take a fresh look at the parable of the lost coin, the parable of the lost sheep, and the parable of the lost (prodigal) son and how they reflect God's heart for those who are lost.

God never loses track of anyone's location and He never loses a battle, so what does it mean for someone to be lost? This message challenges you to take a fresh look at the parable of the lost coin, the parable of the lost sheep, and the parable of the lost (prodigal) son and how they reflect God's heart for those who are lost.

Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of hearing and obeying what God is saying in this time, even when it differs from what He has spoken for another time.

Believers must decide to lay aside the elements of nationalism, racism, and tribalism that taint the good news of God's kingdom. Jesus is Savior of the world, and the GOOD news must be announced to the whole world for a witness.

Followers of Christ have a powerful announcement that God's kingdom is available and accessible in a world that is growing progressively desperate. This message is the gospel that Jesus himself preached, the revival of which will signal His return.

The ancient Hebrews had an interesting practice of building and naming altars. Pastor Jason highlights scriptural examples of this while teaching the spiritual principles we can draw from it for total victory in present circumstances.

This sermon assures the believer that God's favor towards you is not based on your performance, but on His unconditional love as your Father. Your inheritance is yours by virtue of sonship.

In this continuation, Pastor Jason introduces a biblical concept he calls "touch and transfer" and discusses what it means for God's glory to be revealed.

This message focuses on the last phrase of the model prayer taught by Jesus in Matthew 6:13. In Part 1, Pastor Jason expounds on delegated authority (exousia) in context of the kingdom of God.