As Peachtree continues its centennial celebration, former associate minister Rev. Dr. Brad Miller returns to the pulpit with a heartfelt reminder drawn from Philippians 4: 1-7: in a divided world, the church must never lose sight of why it exists — to glorify God and share the good news of Jesus Christ. Through stories of encouragement, humility, and joy from his early ministry at Peachtree, Dr. Miller calls us to unity, prayer, and gratitude that transcends differences.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #PCC100 #RememberTheWhy #Philippians4 #GuestPreacher #BradMiller #DisciplesOfChrist #AtlantaChurch #WorshipTogether #FaithAndUnity #GlorifyGod #SpreadTheGoodNews

As Jesus heals ten lepers, only one—a Samaritan outsider—returns to give thanks. In this powerful reflection on gratitude and belonging, Dr. Longbons reminds us that faith doesn’t begin with fitting in or doing all the right things. It begins on our knees, in praise. Before we seek inclusion, recognition, or even healing, we are invited to see ourselves as Christ sees us—beloved, restored, and called to begin again in gratitude.

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On Peachtree’s Heritage Sunday, guest preacher Rev. Danny Gulden reminds us that faith doesn’t need to be big to be powerful. In Luke 17, the disciples ask Jesus to increase their faith—but Jesus tells them even faith the size of a mustard seed can move trees. God can do a lot with a little, turning small acts of generosity, courage, and curiosity into something far greater than we could ever imagine.

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In this powerful reflection on Luke 16:19–31, we’re invited to confront the ways distraction and self-focus can dull our spiritual senses. With humor, honesty, and deep pastoral insight, this message challenges us to cultivate awareness—to see God’s grace at work in the world and to live intentionally in response. What if the greatest danger isn’t malice—but inattention?#Peachtree100 #TheCostOfInattention #Luke16 #RichManAndLazarus #ChristianLiving #PayAttention #GraceAwareness #SpiritualWakeUp #GospelReflection #TraditionedInnovation

What do we do with a parable where no one is clearly innocent, and even Jesus seems to praise a con artist? In this candid, humorous, and thought-provoking sermon, elder and attorney Beau Howard steps into the pulpit to unpack the baffling story of the “shrewd manager” in Luke 16. With lawyerly insight and heartfelt reflection, Bo leads us through a courtroom of questions—What is dishonest wealth? Who really owns what we possess? And how might God be asking us to use even compromised blessings for kingdom good? A challenging and inspiring message for stewards, skeptics, and saints alike.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #StewardshipSermon #DishonestWealth #Luke16 #BoHowardPreaches #HardParables #HolyStewardship #TraditionedInnovation #ParableOfTheShrewdManager #Peachtree100 #LayPreacherSunday #EverythingBelongsToGod

What if heaven is less like a courtroom and more like a party—and you’re the guest of honor? Guest preacher Rev. Dr. Jason Byassee delivers a brilliant, joyful, and deeply challenging message from Luke 15, where Jesus tells of a shepherd, a woman, and a God who won’t stop searching for the lost. Through wit, warmth, and prophetic wisdom, Dr. Byassee invites us to reimagine the church as a community of celebration, connection, and hope—where “even failure is something God can work with,” and where everyone is invited to the feast.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #JasonByassee #LostAndFound #Luke15 #ComeToTheFeast #HeavenRejoices #ChurchAsCelebration #TheGospelIsAGoodParty #JesusSeeksTheLost #TraditionedInnovation #Peachtree100

In this centennial guest sermon, Rev. Dr. Barry McCarty returns to Peachtree’s pulpit with a stirring message from Luke 14—the parable of the Great Banquet. With warmth, clarity, and storytelling power, Dr. McCarty reminds us that the Christian life is not a prison of rules but a feast of grace. Everyone is invited, but we must choose to come. With reflections on God’s radical hospitality and stories of redemption that move the soul, this message offers an eternal invitation: The man on the middle cross said you could come.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #Peachtree100 #WelcomeToTheFeast #BarryMcCarty #Luke14 #GreatBanquet #EveryoneIsInvited #GraceNotRules #KingdomOfGod #EternalInvitation #ComeToTheTable #TraditionedInnovation #ChurchInAtlanta

What if the way we give could reveal the very heart of God? In this powerful conclusion to the Eternal Perspective series, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons reflects on Jesus’ teaching from Luke 14—where the banquet table becomes a lesson in humility, hospitality, and holy generosity. From etiquette to eternal truth, this message challenges us to give not for recognition, reward, or reciprocity—but to give ourselves, just as God gave us Christ. The Giver goes with the gift.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #TheGiverGoesWithTheGift #EternalPerspective #Luke14 #JesusTeaches #GiftOfGrace #GospelHospitality #ChristianGenerosity #FaithAndHumility #KingdomEthics #TraditionedInnovation #Peachtree100

What does it mean to keep the Sabbath holy? In this deeply moving message from Luke 13, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons explores the story of a bent and burdened woman healed by Jesus—and the outrage it sparked. But what if healing is the very heart of Sabbath? With personal stories, rich theology, and the reminder that salvation means creation is healed, this sermon invites us to trade shame for joy and to dance freely with the One who makes us whole.#PeachtreeChristianChurch #LordOfTheDance #HealingOnTheSabbath #Luke13 #SpiritualWholeness #SabbathRest #JesusHeals #BurdenLifted #DanceWithJesus #DivineDelight #ChurchInAtlanta #TraditionedInnovation #Peachtree100

What does it mean to flourish in the midst of adversity? As Peachtree Christian Church celebrates its 100th anniversary, guest preacher Rev. Dr. Denise Bell reminds us that God has called us not to live as victims, survivors, or even mere victors—but as flourishers.

Drawing on Psalm 52:8–9, she shows that true flourishing is rooted in God’s unfailing love, expressed through praise, grounded in hope, and shared in community. Flourishing is not about what we accumulate, but about who we become in Christ and how we bless others.

🙏 Join us for this centennial message in the Eternal Perspective series as we are called to trust, praise, hope, and give—living as people made to flourish.

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