Johnson Ferry Sermons

This week, Pastor Clay wraps up our Forward Vision series as we commit to the work God has called us to at Johnson Ferry. Through looking at the early Church in Acts, Pastor Clay reminds us of the call of generosity and sacrifice on our lives.

This week, Pastor Clay shares God’s vision for us to move Forward Around the World. Through looking back at the story of Abraham, he encourages us to be open-minded as we go into the world so that all nations will worship Him.

This week, Pastor Clay guides us through God’s vision for moving Forward Through Our Church. Drawing on John 17, he invites us to pursue unity and togetherness, as part of our identity in the body of Christ.

This week, Pastor Clay kicks off our five-week sermon series, Forward, where we will unpack what we believe the vision God has for our Church is. We are inviting our entire church body to move forward together in faith and generosity to make a generational difference. Johnson Ferry, it’s time to move FORWARD.

As believers we are meant to support and build one another up, our togetherness is a testimony to an onlooking world. Pastor Adrian Coetzer challenges and exhorts us to be united as he leads us through Romans 15.

Is it okay for Christians to disagree on issues? Pastor Clay tackles these important questions in part two of this sermon. He continues going through Romans 14 and encourages believers to choose unity over division, as we build one another up and spur each other on to good works.

Is it okay for Christians to disagree on issues? How should we disagree with one another? Pastor Clay tackles these important questions as he digs into Romans 14 and encourages believers to choose unity over division.

Are you spiritually awake? There is a battle raging for our hearts and minds, and we must stay alert. Pastor Clay calls us to wake up, remain watchful, and make no provision for the flesh.

How should followers of Jesus live in the tension between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of man? This Sunday, Pastor Clay takes us into Romans 13 to uncover what Scripture teaches about God’s design for government and how Christians are called to view the role of a nation in light of His Kingdom.