Where Jesus Is King | A Legacy Church Podcast

This message covers Hebrews 13:1-6. Jordan unpacks how believing God’s promise to never fail or abandon us is the foundation for living a life of worship and overcoming fear in the most crucial areas of life. Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Pastor Ben explores what happens when everything we rely on starts to shake. Drawing from Hebrews 12, we’re reminded that not everything we build our lives on is meant to last—and sometimes God allows things to fall so something stronger can remain. Beneath the surface, many of us are trying to fill an emptiness with things that were never meant to hold us. What if the shaking isn’t meant to destroy you, but to lead you to something unshakable?Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

This message explores why so many people—even those who believe in Jesus—relate to God with distance, pressure, or a sense of being under review. Using a powerful contrast between two “places,” Pastor Andy shows how our assumptions about where we stand shape how we experience God. He explains how Jesus doesn’t just improve our situation but moves us entirely—from fear and performance into belonging and access. If you’ve ever felt like you have to earn your way in or keep your distance, this episode invites you to see where you actually stand—and what Jesus has already made possible.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this week’s message, we explore why so many people live with a lingering sense of guilt—as if there’s a debt still owed between them and God. Through a powerful story and the historical account of Easter, Pastor Andy explains how the death and resurrection of Jesus speak directly to that feeling. What Jesus accomplished is not symbolic or partial—it is final. Whether you’re unsure of what you believe, or you do believe, but still wrestle with the weight of your past, this message invites you to consider what it means for Jesus to have paid your debt in full.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

This Palm Sunday, Pastor Ben looks at Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and the fragile line between praise and disappointment. The crowd welcomed Him as King, but many, perhaps, were one unmet expectation away from turning on Him. This message explores how disappointment can reveal what our hope is really resting on — and how God still meets us with grace, truth, and healing. It begs the question: What happens when our praise is rooted not in outcomes, but in who God is? Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

There’s a race set before each of us—a life of faith that requires endurance, focus, and trust. But all too often, we find ourselves weary, distracted, and wrestling with faith when life gets hard. So how do we actually live faithfully over time? And how can we keep our eyes on Jesus in the midst of trials and suffering? These are the questions Jordan helps answer in this week’s message on Hebrews 12:1-17.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Do you know what faith is? What it actually is? Most of us have picked up our definition from somewhere — a saying, a feeling, a cultural assumption — but rarely have we stopped to ask if it's actually true. In this week's message, Pastor Andy walks through Hebrews 11, making the case that biblical faith is not just blind belief — it's confidence, assurance, and trust grounded in who God has shown Himself to be. Whether you've written faith off as something irrational, or you believe but can't quite seem to act on it, we hope this message helps reshape your perspective on faith. Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Most of us are comfortable with the idea of a loving God — but what happens when love requires telling the whole truth, even the parts that are hard to hear? In this week's message, Pastor Andy unpacks the rest of Hebrews 10, leaving us to sit with the question: could it be that the warning of judgment is actually an act of a loving God? If you've ever wrestled with the tension between a God who is loving and a God who is just, this conversation is worth your time.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Because of Jesus, something has changed—but many people who believe in Him still live as if it hasn’t. In this message from Hebrews 10:19-25 we explore what we now have in Christ and why it gives us confidence to draw near to God, hold tightly to hope, and encourage one another. If you’ve ever felt like you’re trying to work your way back to God, this passage offers a better way. It’s an invitation to rediscover the freedom and confidence Jesus has already earned for us.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Why is it that many people—both those who believe in Jesus and those who don’t—carry around a low-grade sense of guilt that they’re not quite right with God? In this message, Pastor Andy explores why that feeling is so common and why so many of us fall into cycles of trying to fix ourselves. He contrasts that exhausting pattern with the central truth of Hebrews 10: what Jesus has already done is greater than anything we could ever do for ourselves. If you’re weary of striving, second-guessing, or feeling like you never quite measure up, this message offers a clear and freeing way forward.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

What if the secret to receiving more from God isn’t doing more or adding on, but simply clearing space? In this week's message, Pastor Andy kicks off a season of fasting and reflection with a surprising idea: that letting go of certain things isn't about having less — it's about making room for more. When we intentionally create space, God will fill it. Like a gardener who prunes a vine—not to harm it, but to help it flourish—God prunes things in our lives (both good and bad) so that we too may ultimately flourish. If you've been feeling crowded, distracted, or a quiet hunger for something deeper, this is a message worth hearing.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this week’s message, Jordan takes us through Chapter 9 of Hebrews, showing us how the old system of priests, sacrifices, tabernacles and temples was both temporary and incomplete. This system dealt with external cleansing, but could not cleanse the conscience or transform the heart. Then, Jesus shows up—A greater High Priest. A greater sacrifice. Offered once for all time to secure our redemption forever. The invitation now is not to strive, but to abide—to live from grace, not guilt, and to trust the sufficiency of Christ from now until He returns. Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, we come back to our series on the Book of Hebrews: Greater. Pastor Ben picks up in Hebrews Chapter 8, exploring how Jesus isn’t just a spiritual example, but our present High Priest, actively working on our behalf. This message invites us to rethink our faith—instead of just trying harder and keeping a list of rules, we remember a better promise that’s rooted in relationship and trust. The contrast is simple, but challenging: managing faith, versus abiding in it. What if real freedom comes not from effort, but from staying close to what’s already been done for you?Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this Vision Sunday message, Pastor Andy invites you into what it means to be a true partner—not just a spectator—in the work God is doing at Legacy Christian Church. Discover the difference between simply showing up and actually stepping into the mission together through three key commitments: pursuing personal transformation, doing life in community, and contributing your time and resources to something bigger than yourself. This message also introduces the 2026 theme "ABIDE," celebrates newly affirmed church leaders, and shares an inspiring update from GoMission.church that shows what's possible when we stop building our own thing and start participating in what God is already doing.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Pastor Andy reflects on why prayer so often feels like something we do instead of a way we live. Drawing from the everyday rhythms of Jesus’ life, he explores the difference between performance and dependence, habit and identity. Rather than offering techniques or pressure, this conversation invites listeners to rethink prayer as a posture of attention woven into ordinary moments. If you’ve ever wanted prayer to feel more natural, grounded, and connected to real life, this episode offers a fresh and approachable way in.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Pastor Andy reflects on why a sincere faith can still feel rushed or thin, and how the steady presence of Jesus meets us in the middle of our full, fast-moving lives. He explores what it looks like to slow down, pay attention, and stay aware of Jesus in the everyday moments we usually hurry past. This message offers a simple, invitational path toward deeper connection, quiet strength, and a life shaped by His nearness.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

As a new year begins, the pressure to improve, optimize, and perform shows up almost immediately—yet, we often find that our productivity-driven lives can leave us tired, restless, and lacking joy, even when we’re doing all "the right things.” In this message, Ps. Andy points us to the presence of Jesus as the true source of lasting joy—something not achieved through discipline or outcomes, but received through relationship. This conversation invites you to slow down, make space, and rediscover the joy that flows from being with Jesus, not just working for Him. Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

When forgiveness feels incomplete and joy seems out of reach, what we’re often longing for is restoration. In this message, Ps. Andy explores the universal human experience of loss, fracture, and the ache for things to be made whole again. This final message of Advent invites us to honestly reflect on the ways that brokenness and failure can shape our lives, and why renewal must go deeper than coping or self-improvement. It points us toward the hope of restoration that heals what's broken at the core, not just what we see on the surface...Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Belief is a powerful thing. What we believe ultimately shapes how we think, speak, and live. On this third week of Advent, we open the gift of believing God's Word. God’s Word is a light in the darkness, a shield in the struggle—it gives life to weary souls, and belief is how we receive it. This message is an invitation to trust again, to ask for help when we struggle to believe, and to remember that the Word didn’t just come to us on a page, but in a person—Jesus.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Pastor Ben continues our series, "The Gifts of Advent" with a powerful reflection on God’s promises. Through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, we see how God’s promises resist the narrative of despair, reverse the curses of shame, remain consistent with His character, and ultimately resolve in celebration. Even in seasons of silence and disappointment, the Lord remembers His covenant, turns sorrow into joy, and prepares His people for the coming of Christ. This message invites us to trust that our deepest aches will one day be exchanged for beauty, hope, and rejoicing.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this first week of Advent, Pastor Andy invites us to see waiting in a new way—not as something to endure, but as a gift that shapes us as we look to Jesus, the One we’re ultimately waiting for. Seasons of delay can actually strengthen us, deepen our hope, and prepare us for the answers and guidance we long for. Waiting becomes less of a burden and more of a quiet space where clarity and courage begin to grow. As this season begins, we’re encouraged to slow down, lift our eyes toward Jesus, and let the waiting draw us closer to Him.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Jordan explores the theme of Hebrews 7: that Jesus is the new way by which we relate to God. The old way of the law and priesthood could only get us so far, but Jesus does for us what we could never do for ourselves. If you’ve ever felt stuck, constantly striving, or like your efforts just aren’t enough, there is good news for you… Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Life is full of promises—some kept, some broken. In this message, wrapping up Hebrews 6, Pastor Ben explores what it means to trust in God’s promises, which truly hold, even when circumstances feel uncertain. God’s promises offer us hope, which acts like an anchor in the storms of life, providing stability, refuge, and assurance. Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

This message addresses one of the most challenging and sometimes misunderstood passages in the book of Hebrews—a section of scripture that has sparked debate for a long time. Instead of rushing past the tension, Pastor Andy slows down and explores the difference between falling in our walk with Jesus and falling away from him. Through a warning, an illustration, and encouragement, the author of Hebrews shows that genuine Christians are not defined by their spiritual experiences and impressive religious credentials, but by a steady, ongoing transformation by Jesus. If you’ve ever questioned where you stand or feared you’ve failed too deeply, this episode brings clarity, honesty, and hope.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

There comes a point in our lives when simply surviving isn’t enough—we were made to grow. In this message, Pastor Andy talks about what it means to move past the basics and into maturity in Christ—challenging us to stop just going through the motions, and to build on the foundation we already have in Jesus. This is about shifting our spiritual maturity into "High Gear” —where our effort connects with purpose, and growth becomes real.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

We don’t usually think of weakness as a good thing— most of us try to avoid it. But in this message from Hebrews 4 & 5, Jordan points us to the truth that Jesus understands our weakness because He lived it. He knows what it’s like to struggle, to feel the weight of life, and to need strength from the Father.And that’s good news — because it means we don’t have to hide our weakness. We can bring it to Him, boldly, and find grace and mercy when we need it most.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

We all live by some kind of word — whether it’s given by the culture, our feelings, or our fears — but only God’s Word can actually reshape us from the inside out. In this message Pastor Ben continues in Hebrews Chapter 4, showing how the Bible isn’t just an old book of sayings — it’s alive, sharp, and searching. It has the power to cut beyond the surface, exposing what really goes on in our hearts, yet at the same time, it points us toward the kind of rest that only comes from trusting God’s promises. What might change in your life if you let God's Word do its work in you?Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

There’s a kind of rest that isn’t found on a beach, a weekend getaway, or on the other side of a deadline. A rest that doesn’t depend on perfect circumstances or a break from responsibility. It’s much deeper, like a piece of unclaimed land with your name on it. In this message on Hebrews 4, Pastor Andy unpacks what it means to find a rest that comes not by striving, but by living in the truth and grace of what God has already done.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Pastor Ben covers the rest of Hebrews 3, exploring how unbelief and a hardened heart keep us from receiving God’s rest… True rest isn’t about escaping struggles, but having assurance of God’s faithfulness to keep His promises.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

What we think about Jesus—and how we think about Him—shapes who we are and how we live. The enemy, our circumstances, and our fears, constantly work to take away our courage in Christ, but fixing our thoughts correctly on Him helps us stand firm and remain confident in our hope.

Hebrews 2 reminds us that Jesus stepped into our world, felt what we feel, and faced death head-on. Because of His suffering and love, the power of fear and death is broken. He now leads us into freedom and a future filled with real hope.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Jordan unpacks Hebrews 2:1-4, warning us of the real and sobering danger of drifting from God’s Word and exposing some of the influences that can cause our hearts to drift.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

In this message, Ps. Ben walks us through the first chapter of Hebrews, highlighting it as the foundation for the rest of the book, emphasizing Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God—greater than the prophets, greater than the angels, and the only one who fully reveals God’s plan of salvation.Additional Resources:The Legacy Christian Church WebsiteInstagramFacebookPrevious Sermon Series

Jesus transforms where Jesus is King. When we recognize in our hearts that Jesus is King and we make Him Lord over our lives, our families, our city, our church—things change! We're seeing this happen in real-time at The Legacy Christian Church and we want to invite you to listen in and join us as we continue to make way for the King.