His message is simple enough for a child to understand and profound enough to make a wise man marvel. His message is available and open to anyone who simply…believes. That’s it. Nothing more, nothing less. Today’s message is for everyone – Jew, gentile, male, female, dark-skinned, light-skinned, other-skinned, and is based on Acts 10: 34-43. “A Message For Everyone” was preached by Pastor Greg Byman at St Joe Community Church on September 17, 2018.

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Or, did he actually provide compelling evidence that he was, in fact, who the Bible proclaims—the one and only Son of God? Today, Pastor Greg Byman concludes a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s installment focuses on Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 7: Jesus Raised a Dead Man” on Sunday, September 9, 2018 at St Joe Community Church

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Or, did he actually provide compelling evidence that he was, in fact, who the Bible proclaims—the one and only Son of God? Today, Pastor Greg Byman continues a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s sixth installment focuses on Jesus healing a blind man. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 6: Jesus Heals a Blind Man” on Sunday, September 2, 2018 at St Joe Community Church.

August 26, 2018: Reasons to Believe in Jesus, Part 5. Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Today, Pastor Greg Byman continues a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s fifth installment focuses on Jesus walking on water. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 5: Jesus Walked On Water” on Sunday, August 26, 2018 at St Joe Community Church.

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Or, did he actually provide compelling evidence that he was, in fact, who the Bible proclaims—the one and only Son of God? Today, Pastor Greg Byman continues a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s fourth installment focuses on Jesus feeding 5,000 families. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 4: Jesus Feeds the 5,000” on Sunday, August 19, 2018 at St Joe Community Church.

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Today, Pastor Greg Byman continues a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s third installment focuses on Jesus miracle of healing a man who was widely known to have been lame for 38 years. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 3: on Sunday, August 12, 2018 at St Joe Community Church.

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Or, did he actually provide compelling evidence that he was, in fact, who the Bible proclaims—the one and only Son of God? Today, Pastor Greg Byman continues a seven-part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s installment focuses on Jesus healing an official’s son from a distance. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 2: Boy Healed From a Distance” on Sunday, August 8, 2018.

Does Jesus ask you to believe in him by just squinting hard and mustering faith? Or, did he actually provide compelling evidence that he was, in fact, who the Bible proclaims—the one and only Son of God? Today, Pastor Greg Byman begins a seven part series entitled, “Reasons to Believe” and today’s installment focuses on Jesus first miracle of turning water into wine at wedding. Pastor Byman preached, “Seven Reasons to Believe, Part 1: Water into Wine” on Sunday, July 29, 2018 at St Joe Community

Are your wants truly aligned with your needs? Today, Pastor Greg Byman takes us through a story 1 Kings chapter 5, where a man named Naaman thought all he needed was a cure for his skin disease. Many people make similar mistakes today, valuing the creation (in this case, a medical cure) less than the Creator, and the results are tragic. Naaman wisely recognized that he needed more than what he thought he wanted; our ultimate need for a right relationship with God.

Can I be called a “Christian”?

If the county prosecutor were to file charges against you in court for being a “Christian,” could he get a conviction? Today, Pastor Greg Byman explores Acts 11:26 where believers in Jesus Christ were first called “Christians” at the ancient city of Antioch. Bearing the name “Christian” was a much heavier burden than today, and Pastor Byman challenges us to carefully consider the authenticity of our faith and our relationship with God.