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In the first episode of Blue Collar Theology, Pastor Johnny Byrd and Grant Skelton welcome you to the podcast. Think of it less like a seminary course and more like a conversation with friends on the back porch over breakfast.
Preaching from Mark's Gospel, Pastor Johnny Byrd explores the differences in how James and John ask things of Jesus. Then, he contrasts that with how the blind beggar, Bartimaeus, asks.
Jesus invites us to exchange our burdens for his rest. He doesn't give us a "fix-it-all" promise of prosperity or instant relief. But He does guarantee that He will remain present in it with us for as long as we need Him to.
The Lord's intention is for us to come to the table, not to an institution. We don't bring wages to the altar in exchange for assets. We bring ourselves to the altar to die.
What is the essence of the fire in the Lord's eyes in John's Revelation? In this sermon, Pastor Johnny Byrd examines the love that pursues us for our betterment and wholeness. The fire in His eyes is never intended for wrath or destruction.
In this sermon from Colossians, Pastor Johnny Byrd teaches on the sovereignty of Christ in all things. "All things" means just that: the regular, ordinary experiences we have day in and day out. But it doesn't stop there.
Consecration is the practice of setting things apart for the Lord's use. As beneficiaries of the new covenant, this is true of human beings. We are divine imagers. But we must treat the fire of the presence with the honor that it deserves.
It's VBS Sunday! And our Legacy Kids are "Glowing" under the leadership of Pastors Ethan and Renee Dixon. Light up with us as we learn to be like the Light of the world.
Bruce Miller shows us how to posture ourselves in intimacy and vulnerability with the Lord, so that when shaking comes, what He wants to form in us will prosper.
Mallory Byrd and Alizabeth Wilson honor the men of Legacy Church for Father's Day. Rise up, men of God, and steward your wives and children well!
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