The Jon Groves Show

Have you ever looked at your situation and thought, "There's just not enough"?In John 6, Jesus takes five loaves, two fish, and a little boy's lunch and feeds more than 5,000 people. But the real miracle isn't the multiplication of bread—it's the revelation of who Jesus is.In this verse-by-verse expositional sermon, Pastor Jon Groves walks through John 6 and reveals:✔ Why Jesus tests Philip✔ Why God often starts with insufficiency✔ How faith sees differently than human calculation✔ What the little boy's basket teaches us about surrender✔ Why Jesus already knows what He's going to do in your situationIf you're facing financial pressure, family struggles, ministry challenges, or impossible circumstances, this message will remind you that God has never been limited by what you lack.📖 Text: John 6:1-15📍 Honor Church | Lake Mary, Florida#John6 #Feeding5000 #BibleSermon #ExpositoryPreaching #ChristianSermon #JesusMiracles #FaithOverFear #TrustGod #PastorJonGroves #honorchurch

May 25th, 2026 we celebrate Memorial Day, but Memorial Day is about far more than a long weekend.In this powerful expositional sermon from Joshua 4, Pastor Jon Groves explains why God commanded Israel to build memorial stones after crossing the Jordan River and why remembrance is essential for both nations and believers. Memorials are not ultimately about the object—they are about the story attached to it.

This message explores:Why God commands remembranceThe spiritual danger of forgetfulnessHow memorials preserve gratitude and reverenceWhy future generations must hear the stories of God’s faithfulnessThe connection between national blessing and honoring GodHow Christians should think biblically about Memorial Day, patriotism, sacrifice, and worship📖 Main Text: Joshua 4:1–7 (ESV)At Honor Church, we believe:“Memorials exist to magnify the mighty hand of God.”If this message encouraged you, share it with someone and subscribe for more biblical preaching, expositional sermons, Christian worldview teaching, and practical discipleship content.📍Honor Church109 E Crystal Lake AveLake Mary, FL🌐 Visit: Honor Church📱 Follow Pastor Jon Groves:Instagram: @JonLGrovesYouTube: Jon Groves YouTube

Have you ever felt spiritually dull, numb, tired, or ineffective?

In this powerful expositional sermon from 2 Kings 6, Pastor Jon Groves walks verse-by-verse through the story of the floating axe head and reveals what happens when believers lose their spiritual edge.

The sons of the prophets were growing. They were working. They were building. But in the middle of the work… the axe head fell into the water.

What happens when Christians keep building… but stop seeking the presence of God?

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In this powerful sermon from 2 Kings 6:1–7, Pastor Jon Groves walks through the story of the sons of the prophets asking Elisha, “Would you go with us?” and reveals a life-changing truth:

You can have the right plan and still lack the right presence.

This message confronts modern Christianity’s obsession with success, systems, growth, and performance while calling believers back to the manifest presence of God. From Moses crying, “If Your presence will not go with me, do not bring us up from here,” to Samson not realizing the Spirit had departed from him, this sermon is a wake-up call for every believer, ministry leader, church, and family.

If you’ve ever felt spiritually dry, distant from God, overwhelmed, anxious, or tired of religious routine without revival, this message is for you.

There’s a massive difference between wanting revival… and building it.In 2 Kings 6:2, the sons of the prophets didn’t just recognize a problem—they responded:“Let us go…”In this message, Pastor Jon Groves breaks down the exact moment where:Permission becomes participationAgreement turns into actionAnd spectators become buildersBecause revival doesn’t begin when everyone agrees…It begins when people move.This sermon will challenge you to stop waiting, stop watching, and start carrying what God has called you to build.

🔥 Key truths from this message:

Revival begins with submission (“Let”)

Revival requires unity (“Let us”)

Revival demands movement (“Let us go”)

Revival is sustained by personal responsibility (“Let every man”)

The sons of the prophets didn’t outsource the work—they picked up their own beams and built.

What happens when viral controversy meets a real encounter with Jesus?

In this episode, we sit down with the voice behind the “Never Woke” movement to talk about culture, politics, and the deeper issue beneath it all — the need for bold, unapologetic faith.

This conversation dives into:

• The truth behind “woke culture”
• Why people react so strongly to symbols and beliefs
• The difference between cultural boldness and Christlike boldness
• How controversy can open doors for gospel conversations
• Why many Christians stay silent — and the cost of that silence
• What it actually looks like to have a relationship with God

This isn’t just about culture…

👉 It’s about eternity.

If you’ve ever struggled to speak up about your faith or wondered how to engage the culture without losing your witness, this episode is for you.

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Silence isn’t safe—it’s costly. And the Church is feeling it.

What happens when God starts stretching your life beyond its current capacity?

In this powerful message from 2 Kings 6:1–2, Pastor Jon Groves teaches that healthy things grow — and real spiritual growth always produces visible evidence. Through the story of Elisha and the sons of the prophets, this sermon challenges shallow Christianity, comfort-zone faith, and casual discipleship.If your life feels tight, pressured, uncomfortable, or stretched, it may not mean God has abandoned you. It may mean God is preparing you for the next level.

What comes out of your mouth is revealing more than you think…Your words are exposing your heart.

In this powerful message from Judges 12, Pastor Jon Groves breaks down the shocking story of “Shibboleth” and how one word revealed who people truly were.The Bible teaches that your speech is not random—it’s a reflection of your heart. From conflict and pride to humility and honor, the way you talk reveals where you’re really from.This sermon will challenge you to examine your words, your tone, and your response under pressure—and ask a deeper question:👉 Do you sound like the world… or like Jesus?

In this message, you’ll learn:

Why your words reveal your spiritual condition

How pride shows up in your speech

The danger of assumptions and dishonor

What a true believer sounds like

Why your “accent” gives away your allegiance

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Every person in Luke 23 saw the same Jesus…but not everyone reached the same verdict.

There comes a moment when everything comes down to a decision.Not a casual decision, but one that shapes everything that comes after.In this powerful, courtroom-style message by Pastor Jon Groves from Luke 22–23, we walk through the final hours of Jesus’ life and examine how different people responded when the evidence was right in front of them.

✔️ Some rejected Him

✔️ Some compromised

✔️ Some mocked

✔️ Some believedAnd now the question is no longer what they decided…

👉 It’s what you will decide.

This message exposes a hard truth:Clear evidence does not guarantee a right verdict.You’ll discover:Why people reject truth even when it’s obviousThe danger of knowing truth but not standing on itHow culture pressures compromise (like Pilate)The deeper meaning behind Barabbas and the GospelWhy you are not Jesus in the story… you are Barabbas

🔥 “Truth that is only believed privately but never stood on publicly is truth you’ve already begun to surrender.”

This sermon will challenge you, confront you, and call you to make a decision about Jesus that you cannot avoid.