Sojourn East

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from John 1:35-51, where Jesus calls his first disciples with a question: “What are you seeking?” Rather than coming with demands, Jesus patiently draws people toward himself with a question, an invitation to “come and see,” and a promise of greater things to come. As the disciples discover who Jesus is, they also encounter a Savior who already knows them completely. In Jesus, we see what God is like, and we find the one in whom heaven and earth meet.Scripture: John 1:35-51Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Justin Hyde preaches from John 1:19-34. As John the Baptist points to Jesus as “the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world,” we see how knowing who Jesus is helps us understand who we are—and our need for the One who makes us whole.Scripture: John 1:19-34Pastor: Justin Hyde

Join us as Kevin Jamison begins our new series through the Gospel of John. In John 1:1-18, we’ll see that although no one has ever seen God, Jesus has made him known. Rather than relying on our own assumptions about God, we can look to Jesus—the Word made flesh—and discover the fullness of life that comes from knowing him.Scripture: John 1:1-18Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Romans 16:17-20, Paul’s warning to watch out for those who cause division and distort the gospel. While the church is called to practice discernment, we don’t have to live anxiously or become consumed with deciding who is right and wrong. Instead, we keep the gospel at the center—the cross, grace, sin, and forgiveness—and trust God to preserve his church. Paul leaves us with this assurance: “The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet.”Scripture: Romans 16:17-20Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison preaches from Romans 16:1-16, which introduces a diverse group of believers united “in the Lord.” Paul honors their often unseen work, reminding us that God knows each of our names and forgets nothing done in faithfulness to him.Scripture: Romans 16:1-16Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Daniel Stember preaches from Romans 15:22-33. Paul calls the church to see themselves as active participants in God's mission. Together, we'll consider how the gospel reshapes our place in the local church and invites us into God's work around the world.Scripture: Romans 15:22-33Pastor: Daniel Stember

Join us as Jonathan Pennington preaches from Romans 15:14-21, exploring our calling to share the gospel and invite others into worship, witness, and faithful obedience. Through Jesus’ perfect sacrifice and grace, God welcomes people from every nation into relationship with him.Scripture: Romans 15:14-21Pastor: Jonathan Pennington

Join us as Moe Clark walks through Romans 15:1-13, showing how Christ, the ultimate example of the strong serving the weak, calls us to bear with one another. Together we'll see how God is the source of our hope and unity, bringing people from every background together in Christ to glorify him with one voice.Scripture: Romans 15:1-13Pastor: Moe Clark

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God’s vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.In Romans 14, Paul teaches that the gospel frees Christians to receive God's good creation with gratitude rather than fear, while recognizing that matters of personal conscience should not be turned into universal rules for all believers. True Christian freedom is expressed not by insisting on our rights, but by willingly limiting them in love so that we build up others, reflecting the self-giving example of Jesus Christ.Scripture: Romans 14:13-23Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God’s vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.Paul teaches in Romans 14 that Christians can faithfully disagree on disputable matters while remaining united, because our acceptance before God rests in Christ rather than in having perfect convictions. Instead of responding with judgment or contempt, believers are called to welcome one another, follow their consciences in seeking to honor the Lord, and trust that God alone is the rightful judge who is able to make His people stand.Scripture: Romans 14:1-10Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God’s vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church.In Romans 13:11-14, Paul calls the church to live with a clear awareness of where we are in God’s redemptive story: though we still live in the darkness of the present age, Christ’s promised return is certain, giving us hope that reshapes how we live today. Because we belong to the coming day, we are urged us to cast off the patterns of the old age and increasingly "clothe ourselves with Christ," embodying His character together as a community marked by love, mercy, holiness, and hope.Scripture: Romans 13:11-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Scripture: Romans 13:6-10Pastor: Jonathan Pennington

This Sunday, we’ll continue our series in Romans with Romans 13:1–7, “The Church in the World.” In a world marked by tension, uncertainty, and opposition, Paul calls believers to live with humility, honor, and deep trust in the Lord’s sovereign rule. As we await the day when God fully sets the world to right, we are invited to live faithfully now with reverence toward God and love toward others.Scripture: Romans 13:1-7Pastor: Jonathan Pennington

Join us as Kevin Jamison continues our sermon series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God’s vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church. In Romans 12:14,17-21, we see Paul explore the idea of responding to wrongdoing with goodness and mercy rather than revenge. We're encouraged to live peacefully with others, trusting God to handle justice, overcoming evil with good.

Join us as Dalton Deffenbaugh explores Romans 12:3-8 and how, continuing the idea of living sacrifices, Paul paints a portrait of self-sacrifice as loving service of others with our gifts. As we learn to think humbly about ourselves and faithfully steward what God has given us, we discover the beauty of a body built up through grace-filled service.

Join us as Kevin Jamison begins our new series, Life Together: A Study in Romans 12-16, by exploring God’s vision for his people and what it truly means to be the church. In Romans 12:1-2, we’ll see how the mercy of God forms the foundation of our life together — shaping us into a community that resists both idealism and cynicism, and is instead transformed by the story of Christ into a people marked by love, worship, and redemption.Scripture: Romans 12:1-2Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Kevin Jamison finishes our sermon series on the book of Hebrews, preaching from Hebrews 13:7-14. The text calls us to endure in the costly way of discipleship by fixing our hope on the eternal city to come. Together we’ll consider what it means to publicly identify with Jesus, even in weakness, sacrifice, and misunderstanding, and how the hope of Christ sustains us.Scripture: Hebrews 13:7-14Pastor: Kevin Jamison

Join us as Jonathan Pennington explores Hebrews 12:14-29 and how seeing God clearly transforms our worship into lives of holiness, gratitude, and reverent awe. As we turn from sin and fix our hope on his unshakable kingdom, we respond to his grace with wholehearted devotion.Scripture: Hebrews 12:14-29Pastor: Jonathan Pennington