Johnson Ferry Sermons

The early church in Acts experienced tremendous growth as they continuously shared the gospel, baptized believers, and served one another. The church today must continue in faithful obedience and seize opportunities to share hope and love during the pandemic.

The Apostle Paul commissions believers to remain anchored in the gospel of Jesus and carry out the great commission in response to Jesus' victory over death through the resurrection.

The Apostle Paul instructs young pastor, Timothy, to lead a Christ-like example in all areas of life so others may be influenced to live by faith.

The Apostle Paul continues teaching the reality of the resurrection noting the promise of a new glorified body for believers.

The Apostle Paul encourages believers to live in a way that reflects faith in Jesus' resurrection and return.

The Apostle Paul teaches that Christ's resurrection is a present confirmation of our future consummation.

The Apostle Paul identifies six losses of Christianity if the resurrection never happened when addressing skeptics in the Corinthian church.

Peter urges the church to show love to one another in the midst of trial.

Peter encourages the church to respond to trials and suffering by pursuing holiness.

Peter defines living hope as the confidence we have in Jesus resurrected from the dead. Peter urges believers to fix their mind on the grace of Jesus through all trials and suffering.