Jesus Name Community Church | Walnut, MS

In this message titled “The Transition Zone,” Bro. Dillon Morgan delivers a powerful and timely word for the church. Through biblical preaching and practical insight, this sermon offers encouragement for those navigating seasons of change while trusting God's direction. Filled with faith, conviction, and hope, this message reminds us that God is at work in every stage of the journey.

In this message titled “Don't Lean On The Lattice,” Bro. Dillon Morgan delivers a powerful and timely word for the church from our Thursday Night Camp Yadah Service. Through biblical preaching and practical insight, this sermon offers encouragement for those navigating seasons of change while trusting God's direction. Filled with faith, conviction, and hope, this message reminds us that God is at work in every stage of the journey.

In this message titled “A Some Say Generation,” Bro. Blake Miller delivers a timely and thought-provoking word for the church. Through biblical preaching and practical application, this sermon challenges listeners to build their faith on God's truth rather than the opinions and voices of the world. Filled with encouragement, conviction, and insight, this message speaks directly to believers navigating today's culture.

In this message titled “Made for This Moment,” Bro. Evan Grizzle delivers a powerful and encouraging word for the church. Through biblical truth and heartfelt preaching, this sermon reminds us that God is still working in every season and that His purpose remains unchanged. This message is filled with faith, encouragement, and a timely challenge for believers today.

In this message titled “The Familiar Spirit,” Bro. Austin Hughes delivers a powerful and thought-provoking word for the church. Through biblical insight and practical application, this sermon challenges believers to remain spiritually alert and fully committed to the things of God. Filled with conviction and encouragement, this message is sure to strengthen your walk with the Lord.

Join us for the first night of camp yadah as Bro Evan Grizzle delivers a powerful message titled "Dig A Well".

In this thought-provoking message titled “Mentally Still In Sodom,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful word about the danger of leaving a place physically while still being attached to it in your heart and mind. Drawing from biblical principles, this sermon challenges believers to fully surrender their past, renew their minds, and embrace the transformation that God desires. Filled with conviction, encouragement, and practical truth, this message is a reminder that true deliverance involves both where we are and what we carry within us.

In this powerful message titled “The Danger of an Unchecked Thought,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a timely word about the importance of guarding your mind and being aware of the thoughts you allow to take root. What begins as a small thought can grow into fear, doubt, temptation, or spiritual weakness if left unchecked. This sermon brings conviction, encouragement, and a reminder that victory is found when we keep our minds focused on God and aligned with His Word.

Pentecost Sunday was marked by powerful worship and a moving word in “After the Fire Fell” by Pastor Cory Porterfield. This message brings encouragement, conviction, and a reminder of the power and presence of God still moving in the church today.

Before the fire ever fell, there was preparation, obedience, and sacrifice. 🔥In this powerful message, “Before The Fire Fell,” Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a timely Word that challenges believers to get ready for what God wants to do. This sermon cut is packed with conviction, passion, and truth that will encourage your walk with God and stir your faith.

Join us for our Sunday morning sermon as Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful message titled “The Atmosphere That Changed Peter”.

In this impactful Ministry Development Service, three young ministers each deliver powerful messages centered on faith, perseverance, and victory. “Faith Through the Waiting” by Bro. Jordan Weaver encourages believers to trust God even in seasons of waiting. “God Is Not Done With You” by Bro. Eli Bateman reminds us that God is still working and writing our story no matter where we are in life. “Taken Tusk, Victory Achieved” by Landon Bateman highlights the power of overcoming through determination and faith. This service is filled with encouragement, conviction, and a fresh passion for the next generation of ministry.

In this message titled “When The Wind Blows” Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a timely and encouraging word for the mothers of the church. This sermon offers strength and encouragement for anyone seeking to stay grounded in their walk with God.

Join us for our Wednesday night sermon as Pastor Cory Porterfield delivers a powerful message titled “Building The Church From The Inside Out”.

In this message titled “When The Wind Blows” Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a timely and encouraging word for the church. This sermon offers strength and encouragement for anyone seeking to stay grounded in their walk with God.

In “I Was Chosen in The Furnace,” Pastor Cory Porterfield shares a powerful and timely message for the church. This sermon offers encouragement and strength for those navigating difficult seasons while remaining rooted in their faith.

In this message titled “Somebody Has to Stay,” Assistant Pastor Zach Smith brings a timely and encouraging word for the church. This sermon offers strength and encouragement for anyone seeking to stay grounded in their walk with God.

Join us for our Wednesday night sermon as Bishop Gary Porterfield delivers a powerful message titled “Who Cares?”.

In this impactful Ministry Development Service, three young ministers each deliver powerful messages centered on growth, calling, and purpose. “Broken, But Becoming” by Bro. Malachi Wilbanks reminds us that God can use every broken piece of our lives to shape us into what He has called us to be. “Don’t Go Back” by Bro. Darrell Hill challenges us to keep moving forward and never return to the things God has delivered us from. “There’s An Obadiah In The House” by Bro. Brantley Porterfield highlights the importance of faithful servants who are willing to stand for God even in difficult times. This service is filled with encouragement, conviction, and a fresh burden for the next generation of ministry.

In this powerful message titled “The Mission Is The Most,” Pastor Cory Porterfield reminds us that nothing matters more than the mission God gave His church—to reach lost souls. In a world full of distractions, priorities can become misplaced, but this sermon brings us back to the heart of the Gospel: seeking the lost, sharing truth, and bringing people to Jesus Christ. If the church stays focused on the mission, lives can still be changed, hearts can still be healed, and souls can still be saved.

Join us for our Wednesday Night Service as Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a powerful message titled “The Cost of Carrying Glory.”

When the world labels us as broken, overlooked, or not enough, God sees something entirely different. In this message, “Fascinated with the Fragments,” Bro. Micheal Maupin reminds us that no piece of our life is wasted—the very fragments others dismiss are what God uses to shape something powerful for His glory. This message challenges us to trust that He is able to gather, restore, and form every broken piece into a testimony that reflects His purpose and power.

Tune in for this impactful message titled “Lord, What About Him?” from Bro. Tim Gill at the 2026 ALJC Evangelist Retreat.

Join us for our Wednesday Night Service as Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a powerful message titled “What You Didn't Lose.”

We can’t afford to forget what God has already spoken. In this message, “Remember What He Spake,” Pastor Cory Porterfield reminds us that His Word still stands true—no matter the situation. When you hold onto His promises and keep His voice at the center, it brings strength, direction, and confidence for whatever lies ahead.

In this impactful message titled “Don’t Forget,” Bishop Gary Porterfield delivers a powerful reminder to stay grounded in the faithfulness of God. It’s easy to move past yesterday’s victories, but this message challenges us to remember every way God has provided, healed, and made a way. When you hold on to what He’s done, it builds your faith and strengthens your trust for what’s ahead.

Join us for our Palm Sunday Service as Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a powerful message titled “Jesus Didn't Come For A Parade.”

Join us for our Wednesday Night Service as Pastor Cory Porterfield brings a powerful message titled “Fire on The Mountain, Fear In The Valley.”

Join us for our Sunday Night Sermon as Bro. Jacob Phillips brings a powerful message titled “From Beast To Priest.”

There comes a moment when halfway isn’t enough—when standing on the edge of obedience won’t cut it anymore. In this message, “Ephes-Dammim Is Far Enough”, Bro. Jacob Phillips challenges us to stop running from the call of God and step fully into what He’s placed in front of us.

In this impactful message titled “Why I Worship The Way I Worship”, Pastor Cory Porterfield challenges believers to move beyond routine and surface-level praise. True worship is deeply personal—a response to who God is and what He’s done, flowing from a transformed heart.

What does it mean to carry a vision that goes beyond your own lifetime? In this inspiring message titled “A Vision Bigger Than One Lifetime”, Pastor Cory Porterfield teaches about the kind of God-given vision that isn’t just about today—but about generations to come. True vision isn’t temporary, convenient, or small. It’s something God places in your heart that may not be completed in your lifetime—but will impact generations.

Guest evangelist Pastor Joel McCoy from Port Arthur, Texas delivers a powerful message in our Sunday morning service on 3/8/26.

In this sermon, Pastor Porterfield preaches from the Word of God about the importance of spiritual sincerity and avoiding complacency, warning about the danger of becoming spiritually lukewarm.This is from our Sunday morning service on March 1, 2026.