Resurrection Life Poplarville

What if your joy was never supposed to be determined by what happens around you? In this powerful message, we discover that the joy of the Lord is not fleeting happiness—it is the unshakable confidence that comes from knowing whose you are and who God is. Even when we fail, face suffering, walk through uncertainty, or find ourselves in circumstances we cannot control, Jesus gives us a reason to rejoice. When we fix our eyes on Him and abide in His presence, His joy becomes our strength—and that joy doesn’t stop with us; it overflows through us into the way we love, serve, forgive, and live.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

In Week Two of the Money series, we take a practical and biblical look at when, where, and how we should give. Scripture gives us clear principles for generosity, including the purpose and practice of tithing and what it means to honor God with what He has entrusted to us. Giving isn’t simply about an amount—it’s about obedience, worship, and putting God first in our lives. When we understand God’s design for giving, we can move from simply managing money to faithfully stewarding it for His purposes.

Money is more than a financial issue—it is a heart issue. Throughout Scripture, God teaches that the way we handle our resources reveals where our true priorities and affections lie. This message challenges us to ask a simple but powerful question: Are you an eater or a sower? Will you live only to consume and indulge, or will you steward what God has entrusted to you by generously sowing into His Kingdom and blessing others? When God has your heart, your money will follow. We pray this message builds, equips, and encourages you to be everything Jesus died to make you!

We are all called to run a race called life. Paul challenged all believers to run the race of life with purpose, discipline, and determination to obtain the prize in 1 Cornithians 9:24-27. Run to Win is a summer sermon series where throughout the summer, each member of our pastoral staff will share a unique perspective on what it takes to run a victorious Christian life. Together, we will explore the habits, attitudes, and spiritual disciplines that help us stay focused on Christ and finish strong. Join us as we learn how to run not aimlessly, but in a way that honors God and leads to eternal reward. We pray this series builds, encourages, and equips you to become everything Jesus died to make you!