South Tampa Fellowship

In this sermon, Senior Pastor JJ Johnson uses Solomon's search for meaning in Ecclesiastes to show that true contentment and identity are found not in relationships or possessions, but in Christ alone.

In this sermon, Youth Pastor Michael Rivera reflects on a powerful week of youth ministry, unpacking Paul's words in Ephesians 6:19-20 to show that the "mystery of the gospel" is good news so unpredictable that it demands two things from believers: the courage to stand and suffer for Christ in a broken world, and the clarity to speak plainly about Jesus rather than assuming good deeds alone will point others to him.

In this sermon, Senior Pastor JJ Johnson teaches that every believer, over the course of walking with Jesus, prays four kinds of "Yes, Lord" prayers drawn from Ephesians 6:18-20, the hard yes, the weak yes, the blind yes, and the fearless yes. He invites the church to move from talking about prayer to actually practicing it.

In this sermon, Senior Pastor JJ Johnson connects Memorial Day to the spiritual battlefield, walking our church through Ephesians 6 to unpack the first three pieces of the armor of God including the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, and the gospel of peace, reminding us that the Christian life is not a playground but a battlefield we are all called to stand firm in.

Executive and Teaching Pastor Chris Dotson breaks down spiritual warfare into three ways and how it shows up in everyday life: the devil deceives, the flesh desires, and the world disciples. He reminds believers that because of Christ's death and resurrection, they don't fight for victory, they fight from it.

In this sermon, Senior Pastor JJ and Communications Director Brie explore the emotionally layered story of Rachel and Leah from Genesis 29–30 to remind us that our identity and security are found not in human approval or comparison, but in a God who truly sees us, loves us, and works through the overlooked and broken to fulfill His redemptive purpose.

In this sermon, Executive and Teaching Pastor Chris Dotson walks our congregation through a powerful framework for moving from hurt to healing, teaching that true healing requires three essential stops: naming the deepest source of your pain, identifying the lies that pain causes you to believe, and applying the truth of God's Word to those broken places in your life.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris Dotson walks through John 11 to reframe how we approach grief, challenging us to stop asking God why and instead ask where he is, ultimately revealing that Jesus grieves with us and invites us to grieve with him rather than without him.