Pastor Sam shares his reflections about Sean Feucht's worship movement in Portland and Seattle that brought together large crowds of Christians to worship outdoors in unprotected spaces. It is time for the church to think hard about the prophet Amos' message about corporate worship and seeking what God truly desires.

Mark 10:46-52

Jesus and Bartimaeus reminds us that God is a healer. While God desires healing of our entire body, there is a deeper healing at work that Christ wants to accomplish. This kind of wholeness and healing can only come through the surrender to a life of living by faith and not by sight.

Luke 19:1-10

The story of Jesus and Zaccheus reminds us that despite our obstacles, Jesus sees our heart and our desire for God. For those who desire God, they will not be denied.

Luke 10:25-35

This sermon meditates upon Christ's profound teaching about the centrality of loving God and loving our neighbor. In particular this message focuses in what it means to love others "as yourself" just as the Good Samaritan loved someone who was considered his enemy.

For this episode of JBC Connect, we take a moment to have an interview with local artist Sarah Kane. We discuss her background, one of her creations and also the connection between art and protest.

Luke 10:38-42

This sermon reflects on the rich legacy of JBC, its passion for justice and its foundation in God. Let's remember why we are here as a church for a time such as this.

For this episode of JBC Connect, we interview Rev. Douglas Avilesbernal, the Executive Minister of the Evergreen Association of American Baptist Churches. We discuss diversity, justice and possibilities for the church going forward in a world divided by tribalism.

James 1:2-12

This sermon encourages us all to not lose heart when we persevere through challenging times. As we persevere, James reminds us that we will become mature and see the fullness of what God wants to create in our life.

This episode features a roundtable checking in with the Pastoral Team at JBC. We share about our personal struggles, challenges and hopes for our church going forward.

Mark 2:23-27

Pastor Sam shares about the importance of Sabbath in a time where all of our schedules are uprooted. We were created for holy rhythms of rest and work. Let's make sure we always have moments to stop to enjoy God and reaffirm our trust in God.