Yorktown Baptist Church Sunday Sermons

Are you operating in the full power of the gift you have been given through Christ? Join Dr. Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the second half of Ephesians to help you discover if you are hitting your stride.

Are you operating in the full power of the gift you have been given through Christ? Join Dr. Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the second half of Ephesians to help you discover if you are hitting your stride.

Are you operating in the full power of the gift you have been given through Christ? Join Dr. Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the second half of Ephesians to help you discover if you are hitting your stride.

What makes you who you are? Is it the culture you are raised in? Is it your parent's influence? Is it your ancestry or your ethnicity? Is it the sense of humor you got from your father, the work ethic you learned from your mother, the encouragement you were given by your middle school teacher, or the hairline you inherited from your grandfather? Or is it a little of everything? Our experiences, characteristics, and influences can have a profound effect on how we live our lives. Knowing the pieces that make you who you are can help you understand how you view the world. Why you do the things you do. Why you think the things you think. In the same way that our physical circumstances influence our actions, we all share a spiritual ancestry that can change our lives if we understand it. Join Pastor Jeff Lynn for a series of messages entitled, "Who Do You Think You Are?" We will look to the book of Ephesians to understand our identity in Christ because in order to live the Christ-life, we must understand WHO we are.

What makes you who you are? Is it the culture you are raised in? Is it your parent's influence? Is it your ancestry or your ethnicity? Is it the sense of humor you got from your father, the work ethic you learned from your mother, the encouragement you were given by your middle school teacher, or the hairline you inherited from your grandfather? Or is it a little of everything? Our experiences, characteristics, and influences can have a profound effect on how we live our lives. Knowing the pieces that make you who you are can help you understand how you view the world. Why you do the things you do. Why you think the things you think. In the same way that our physical circumstances influence our actions, we all share a spiritual ancestry that can change our lives if we understand it. Join Pastor Jeff Lynn for a series of messages entitled, "Who Do You Think You Are?" We will look to the book of Ephesians to understand our identity in Christ because in order to live the Christ-life, we must understand WHO we are.

Check out our Easter service as Pastor Jeff uses the story of the road to Emmaus to demonstrate how easy it is to lose sight of our walk with Christ.

What makes you who you are? Is it the culture you are raised in? Is it your parent's influence? Is it your ancestry or your ethnicity? Is it the sense of humor you got from your father, the work ethic you learned from your mother, the encouragement you were given by your middle school teacher, or the hairline you inherited from your grandfather? Or is it a little of everything? Our experiences, characteristics, and influences can have a profound effect on how we live our lives. Knowing the pieces that make you who you are can help you understand how you view the world. Why you do the things you do. Why you think the things you think. In the same way that our physical circumstances influence our actions, we all share a spiritual ancestry that can change our lives if we understand it. Join Pastor Jeff Lynn for a series of messages entitled, "Who Do You Think You Are?" We will look to the book of Ephesians to understand our identity in Christ because in order to live the Christ-life, we must understand WHO we are.

Join us we celebrate the dedication of the new children's building.

What makes you who you are? Is it the culture you are raised in? Is it your parent's influence? Is it your ancestry or your ethnicity? Is it the sense of humor you got from your father, the work ethic you learned from your mother, the encouragement you were given by your middle school teacher, or the hairline you inherited from your grandfather? Or is it a little of everything? Our experiences, characteristics, and influences can have a profound effect on how we live our lives. Knowing the pieces that make you who you are can help you understand how you view the world. Why you do the things you do. Why you think the things you think. In the same way that our physical circumstances influence our actions, we all share a spiritual ancestry that can change our lives if we understand it. Join Pastor Jeff Lynn for a series of messages entitled, "Who Do You Think You Are?" We will look to the book of Ephesians to understand our identity in Christ because in order to live the Christ-life, we must understand WHO we are.

Pastor Steven Gaither shares the message this week to cap off D-Now weekend.