Union Church Sermons

Pastors Ethan Ezikian and Kyle Rodriguez talk through the story of Jesus turning water into wine in John 2:1-12.

What kind of glory does Jesus display in turning water to wine, and how does seeing that glory change us today? Pastor Kyle Rodriguez continues our series in John with this look at Jesus' first miracle.

What does it mean to truly follow Jesus? And why is he the only one worthy of your wholehearted devotion?

In John 1:43–51, we discover what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. Jesus calls us to follow him, invites us to bring others to him, and shows us that he is the one who makes disciples. As the fulfillment of God’s promises, Jesus is the bridge between heaven and earth—the Savior who conquers sin and death through his life, death, and resurrection.

In this sermon, we explore four truths about Christian discipleship:

The Call to Discipleship

The Model for Discipleship

The Maker of Disciples

The End of Discipleship

The question is not whether you will follow something or someone, but whether you will follow Jesus. Come and see why he alone is worthy of your life.

📖 Scripture: John 1:43–51

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Pastors Ethan & Kyle are joined by pastoral resident Drake Rider to talk through John 1:35-42. Why is the blood of Jesus necessary for salvation? What is the role of the law in the life of the Christian? And how can we abide with Jesus in ordinary, every day ways?

Pastoral Resident Drake Rider shows us how Jesus is the Lamb, Rabbi, and Messiah we should all long to stay with.

Pastor Ethan Ezikian takes the Afterword Podcast on a solo trip this week, sharing follow up thoughts on his most recent sermon.

In a world that constantly tells us to look at ourselves, John the Baptist points us in a different direction: “Don’t look at me. Look at Jesus!”

In this sermon from John 1:19–34, we explore Jesus as the promised Deliverer who came not merely to change our circumstances, but to address our deepest need: the forgiveness of sin and new life through the Holy Spirit.

John the Baptist reminds us that our calling is not to seek our own glory, but to point others to the One who alone is worthy of our attention and worship.

Behold the Lamb of God! Jesus gave His life to take away our sin and offers new life through His Spirit. As we fix our eyes on Him, we find freedom from self-centeredness and a renewed purpose to make Him known.

📖 Scripture: John 1:19–34

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This week, Pastors Ethan Ezikian and Kyle Rodriguez talk through some of the technical issues that complicate the translation of the Bible, particularly in John 1:14-18. Can we trust that we actually know what the Bible says? Does it matter?

Jesus tells us that God wants to be known, to dwell with his people, and to give us grace, preaches Pastor Kyle Rodriguez in this sermon from John 1:14-18.

As Union Church celebrates five years of church together, Pastors Ethan Ezikian and Kyle Rodriguez reflect on the value of celebrating moments and seasons as a church, the importance of guarding against pride in our reminiscing, and hopes for the future of Union Church.