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In “Truth Will Set You Free,” Pastor Brian shares how the truth of God’s Word transforms our lives and leads us into real freedom. Through Jesus, we are made new, delivered from darkness, and empowered by the Spirit to live out what we believe.
What we allow into our hearts shapes the way we live. In this message, Pastor Brian explores God's invitation to receive a new heart, guard it with wisdom, and experience His peace through a life of trust, prayer, and gratitude.
Scriptures: Ezekiel 36:26, Proverbs 4:20–23, Philippians 4:6–7, and 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18.
What does it mean to live in the freedom Jesus has already given us?
In this message, Pastor Brian Rogers shares about the rest and freedom found in Christ and what it looks like to walk as God’s people, no longer bound by the things that once held us captive.
Through scriptures like Galatians 5:1, John 8:36, Romans 8:1-2, and 2 Corinthians 3:17, we are reminded that true freedom is not found in striving, but in trusting the finished work of Jesus.
We pray this message encourages you to stand firm, live free, and walk in the fullness of life God has called you into.
Join us this Sunday at Jubilee as Pastor Brian Rogers shares a Father's Day message, "A Man After God's Heart."
Looking at the life of David, we'll explore what God values most—not perfection, performance, or outward appearance, but a humble heart that continually turns toward Him. Through David's victories, failures, repentance, and restoration, we'll discover what it means to pursue God's presence and become people after His own heart.
Whether you're a father, celebrating a father, grieving a loss, or simply seeking to grow in your walk with Jesus, this message offers encouragement, hope, and a fresh invitation to draw near to God.
Service begins at 10:00 AM. Children's Ministry is available during the message.
We'd love to worship with you.
What we believe about ourselves in Christ affects how we think, speak, and live.
In The Language of the New Man Part 2, Pastor Brian Rogers continues exploring the biblical truth of our new identity in Christ and the connection between faith, confession, and spiritual transformation. Through Scripture, we are reminded that God has made us new creations and invites us to align our words with His truth.
What language are you speaking?
In this message, we explore what it means to live as a new creation in Christ and how our words reveal what we truly believe. Looking at scriptures including 2 Corinthians 5, Romans 8, Luke 6, and Hebrews 3–4, we are reminded that God has made us new, set us free, and called us to agree with what He says rather than speaking from fear, lack, or old ways of thinking.
As believers, we are invited to live from the reality of who we are in Christ and learn to speak the language of the Kingdom—words that align with God's truth, life, and promises.
This week at Jubilee, we're joined by special guests Larry and Melanie Bingman as Larry shares a message titled "Jesus Is Real."
Through Scripture, we'll explore what it means to know Jesus personally, respond to His invitation, and pursue the life He has prepared for us. Whether you're searching for hope, growing in your faith, or simply curious about who Jesus is, we believe this message will encourage and challenge you.
Scripture References:
• Philippians 3:10–14
• Song of Solomon 2:10–14
• Ephesians 2:10
• Matthew 11:28–29
Thanks for joining us. We'd love to connect with you.
Jesus promised that His followers would receive power through the Holy Spirit. In this message, Pastor Brian looks at what it means to be filled with the Spirit and how God's presence strengthens, guides, and empowers believers to live the Christian life. Through key passages from John, Acts, Ephesians, Galatians, and 2 Timothy, discover the invitation to walk daily in the power and fullness of the Holy Spirit.
This week at Jubilee, Brian Rogers shares a message titled “My Grace Is Sufficient.”
Where grace abounds, hope rises. We pray this message strengthens your faith and reminds you that God’s grace is enough for every season.
In this message, Diana Anderson teaches on the heart of servant leadership and what true greatness looks like in the Kingdom of God.
Using the life and example of Jesus, we are reminded that the Kingdom does not operate through self-promotion, striving, or status, but through humility, surrender, and love. Jesus came to serve the will of the Father, reveal the message of the Kingdom, and minister directly to people in their brokenness and need.
This teaching explores:
The servant nature of Jesus
Why humility is central to spiritual maturity
Letting Jesus into the hidden and painful places of our lives
Living by faith instead of self-effort
The role of the Holy Spirit as comforter, counselor, and guide
How God transforms us through surrender and intimacy with Him
At its core, this message is an invitation to stop striving to “earn” God’s approval and instead allow Him to fully love, heal, and lead us.
True Kingdom greatness begins with surrender.
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