Jesus Name Community Church | Walnut, MS

Your past does not have to define who God has called you to be. In “Don’t Call Me An Egyptian,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful message about identity, deliverance, and refusing to be labeled by where God brought you from. This sermon is a reminder that when God brings you out, He also gives you a new name, a new direction, and a new purpose.

There is power, authority, and salvation in the name of Jesus. In “What’s His Name,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a message that points believers back to the name above every name and the truth that everything we need is found in Him. This sermon is a reminder to know who He is, trust in His name, and boldly proclaim the name of Jesus in every season.

God is still able to bring something new out of places that feel empty, finished, or forgotten. In “Let There Be New,”*Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a faith-building message about trusting God for fresh direction, renewed purpose, and a new work in our lives. This sermon is a reminder that when God speaks, new life, new strength, and new beginnings can still come forth.

Every move of God begins with a people willing to pray. In “It Always Starts With A Prayer Meeting,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful message on the importance of returning to prayer as the foundation for revival, direction, and spiritual breakthrough. This sermon is a reminder that before the church moves forward, it must first learn to seek God together.

In “The Church Has Forgotten How To Breathe,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a stirring message about the need for the church to slow down, return to dependence on God, and allow His Spirit to give life where routine, pressure, and distraction have taken over. This sermon is a reminder that spiritual breath comes from staying connected to the presence and power of God.

In “God Has A Question.” Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a message that causes us to pause and examine what God may be asking of us. Throughout Scripture, God’s questions were never because He lacked answers, but because He was reaching for the heart of the person He was speaking to. This sermon is a powerful reminder to listen, respond, and allow God’s Word to search our hearts.

Hard seasons are not wasted when God is using them to shape us. In “Hard Things Produce Holy People," Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful message on how trials, pressure, and difficult moments can produce spiritual growth, deeper faith, and a greater commitment to God. This sermon is filled with encouragement and conviction for anyone walking through hard things while trusting that God is working something holy in them.

In "A Gate That Has A Door,” Dillon Barnes shares an encouraging message at JNCC centered on the faithfulness and direction of God. With biblical truth and spiritual encouragement, this sermon reminds believers that God is able to open the right doors, guide every step, and make a way where it is needed most.

In this message titled “More Than a Warm Feeling,” Rev. Todd Smith, Pastor of Bethel Apostolic Church, delivers a powerful and thought-provoking word. Through biblical preaching and spiritual insight, this sermon reminds believers that true faith goes beyond emotion and must be lived out through commitment, obedience, and a genuine walk with God. Filled with conviction, encouragement, and timeless truth, this message is a call to pursue something deeper than a passing moment.

In this message titled “It Is A Faithful Saying,” Bro. Adrian Sanford delivers a powerful and encouraging word rooted in timeless biblical truth. This sermon points believers back to the faithfulness of God’s Word and the confidence we can have in what He has spoken. Filled with conviction, encouragement, and spiritual strength, this message is a reminder that what God says can still be trusted.