Sojourn Chattanooga

Sermon Summary: The sounds of the season are all around us. The message of Christmas is primarily the message that God is to be glorified, for he has done something beyond comprehension.

Speaking: Pastor Nick Pacurari

Date: December 18

Text: Luke 2:1-20

Title: The Song of Glory

Series: The Sounds of the Season

The sounds of the season are all around us. As we make our way through Luke, we see Zechariah worshipping God because of what he has done, what he is doing, and what he will do.

Speaking: Isaiah Lewis

Date: December 11

Text: Luke 1:57-80

Title: The Song of Grace

When we say Sojourn is a gospel-centered church, we mean we are committed to a number of things, all connected to the glory of the gospel. As a gospel-centered church, we are robustly trinitarian.

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Speaker: Will Dragoo

Gospel-shaped community is not exactly a mathematical formula. But in 1 John 1:5-2:2, we discover three equations for us to consider for healthy community:

Text: 1 Peter 1:1-13, Philippians 2:4-11

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Series: Gospel-Shaped Community

Last week we saw that we were made for community. But what exactly should a community being shaped by the gospel feel like?

Text: 1 Peter 1:1-13, Philippians 2:4-11

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Series: Gospel-Shaped Community

Sermon Summary: Why is loneliness an I'll we seek to avoid? Why is friendship something we crave? Why do we long both to be known and to be protected? Because we were made for community.

Text: Genesis 1:26-28, 2:5-25

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Series: Gospel-Shaped Community

In Isaiah 50, we are introduced to a very unique servant, one who claims he can sustain the weary and is the answer for those who are walking as if in darkness. Who is this servant? And what should our relationship to him be?

Text: Isaiah 50:1-11

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

When something is repeated three times, it deserves our attention. Psalm 14 is repeated almost verbatim as Psalm 53, and almost in full in Romans 1. So what does it tell us about our world and ourselves?

Text: Psalm 14

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis

Someone has described Psalm 13 as “Waiting in the Blank.” How does David move from deep emotional and spiritual pain to a place of joy? And how can we make a move on joy when we find ourselves in similar situations?

Text: Psalm 13

Speaking: Pastor Isaiah Lewis