Yorktown Baptist Church Sunday Sermons

Do you ever feel like you can't do anything special? That you are just too ordinary to do anything heroic? Join pastor Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the stories in Judges to show God's history of doing extraordinary things through ordinary people.

Do you ever feel like you can't do anything special? That you are just too ordinary to do anything heroic? Join pastor Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the stories in Judges to show God's history of doing extraordinary things through ordinary people.

Do you ever feel like you can't do anything special? That you are just too ordinary to do anything heroic? Join pastor Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the stories in Judges to show God's history of doing extraordinary things through ordinary people.

Do you ever feel like you can't do anything special? That you are just too ordinary to do anything heroic? Join pastor Jeff Lynn as he takes us through the stories in Judges to show God's history of doing extraordinary things through ordinary people.

When confronted with the fact of Christ's resurrection, those involved in his life were forced to decide how they would respond to this unprecedented event. Join Dr. Jeff Lynn as he explores how their response parallels the choices we now face in light of the resurrection.

There were those who thought the crucifixion of Jesus would stop what they saw as a "rebel" movement against their culture. That all changed when Jesus appeared to a few hundred-people following His resurrection and charged them to be witnesses and make disciples of Him. As Christianity spread over the next several years, the culture thought they could suppress this new sect by threats, persecution, imprisonment, and death; only to see it become an unstoppable force. Now, here we are 2,000 years later, recipients of their tenacity and faithfulness. In this series of messages from the book of Acts, we will look at how the church began 2 millennia ago and see what we can learn and embrace as we move forward as the church of Jesus Christ.

There were those who thought the crucifixion of Jesus would stop what they saw as a "rebel" movement against their culture. That all changed when Jesus appeared to a few hundred-people following His resurrection and charged them to be witnesses and make disciples of Him. As Christianity spread over the next several years, the culture thought they could suppress this new sect by threats, persecution, imprisonment, and death; only to see it become an unstoppable force. Now, here we are 2,000 years later, recipients of their tenacity and faithfulness. In this series of messages from the book of Acts, we will look at how the church began 2 millennia ago and see what we can learn and embrace as we move forward as the church of Jesus Christ.

Celebrate the one year anniversary of the Impact Points campaign as pastor Jeff updates us on the progress, impact, and necessity of the new construction.

There were those who thought the crucifixion of Jesus would stop what they saw as a "rebel" movement against their culture. That all changed when Jesus appeared to a few hundred-people following His resurrection and charged them to be witnesses and make disciples of Him. As Christianity spread over the next several years, the culture thought they could suppress this new sect by threats, persecution, imprisonment, and death; only to see it become an unstoppable force. Now, here we are 2,000 years later, recipients of their tenacity and faithfulness. In this series of messages from the book of Acts, we will look at how the church began 2 millennia ago and see what we can learn and embrace as we move forward as the church of Jesus Christ.

A message from the Gospel of Luke by Dr. James Pruitt.