What you believe about Christ’s return changes how you live today. In this sermon, Pastor Jeff walks through key biblical passages and three major millennial views to explore what Jesus’ second coming means for believers. More than a future event, it’s a present call to godly living, sacrificial service, and an urgent mission to share the gospel. Will you be ready?

What does it really mean to believe? In this message on holy living, Pastor Jeff challenges us to move beyond intellectual belief into transformational action. Drawing from the church’s doctrinal statement, we are called to grow in Christlikeness, extend sacrificial love, combat evil, and make disciples. Belief isn’t just a statement—it’s a lifestyle.

What do we mean when we say, “I believe in the Holy Spirit”? In this message, we look beyond tradition and confusion to discover who the Spirit really is, what He does, and how He empowers our daily lives. From conviction to transformation, the Holy Spirit is not a force to be used but a divine person to be followed. This message challenges us to live by His power and submit fully to His leading.

Pastor Jeff urges us to remember God’s faithfulness, not just by recalling His blessings but by living in obedience to His call. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8, we’re warned that prosperity can lead to complacency, pride, or fear when we forget God. Through the Lord’s Supper, Jesus calls us to a life fully devoted to Him, ensuring we don’t drift from His purposes.

Pastor Jeff explores the extraordinary truth of Jesus’ virgin birth and divine identity. Part of the “I Believe” series, this sermon unpacks Jesus as God incarnate, fully God and fully man, Israel’s Messiah, and our sinless Savior who died, rose, and intercedes for us. Pastor Jeff challenges us to find peace and embrace hope, living transformed by belief in Jesus.

Pastor Jeff examines the fall of humanity, from God’s perfect creation of Adam and Eve to their sin under Satan’s temptation. This sermon explores how sin alienates us from God and brings wrath, but Jesus, the second Adam, saves us through His obedience. Pastor Jeff challenges us to reject Satan’s lies, take sin seriously, and seek forgiveness, living victoriously through Christ.

Pastor Jeff explores the Bible’s content, reliability, and purpose, affirming it as God’s verbally inspired, inerrant word and ultimate authority. This sermon highlights the Bible’s 66 books, its preservation through history, and its role in revealing God’s will. Pastor Jeff calls us to believe, obey, trust, and read it, ensuring it shapes our lives.

Pastor Jeff continues the “I Believe: How Belief Behaves” series by exploring the EFCA’s statement on God as the one Creator, holy, eternal, loving, and triune. God redeems a people and renews all for His glory. This sermon challenges us to submit to God’s call, love as He loves, and live for His glory, ensuring our belief transforms our actions.

In “I Believe in the Victory of Jesus,” Pastor Jeff launches the “I Believe: How Belief Behaves” series on Easter Sunday. Examining the EFCA’s statement on Jesus’ atoning death and victorious resurrection, he unpacks how Christ overcame sin as our substitute, offering hope and salvation. This sermon calls us to sin no more and trust in Jesus, living out His victory.

What does it mean to be the Church? Pastor Jeff wraps up the We Are series by exploring the metaphor of the Church as God’s household. Through 1 Timothy 3, he challenges us to live with unity, integrity, and purpose—as members of the family of God—upholding truth and embracing the mystery of the gospel.

Pastor Jeff unpacks the metaphors of salt and light from Matthew 5, urging the church to preserve truth and shine brightly in a dark world. Through stories of tasteless crackers and hidden lights, he calls believers to stand out, live with integrity, and impact others through good deeds.

Pastor Jeff reflects on 50 years of Pathway Church with nostalgic tales of Jarts and phone calls, tying them to the metaphor of God’s workmanship from Ephesians 2:10. He challenges believers to fast for 21 days, seeking revival and a bold new season of faith and good works.

Scripture unveils the Church as Christ’s body—diverse yet one, gifted for unity. This message beckons us to embrace our unique roles, serve with love, and step boldly into His mission, becoming His hands and feet until we shine in the fullness of His glory.

Jesus’ words in John 15 remind us that the Church isn’t just an organization—it’s a living, growing body that must stay connected to Christ. We are the branches. He is the vine. If we want to bear fruit, experience joy, and bring glory to God, we must abide in Him—moment by moment, day by day.

Sex is God’s beautiful gift, not ours alone to misuse. Flee immorality, embrace selflessness in marriage, and let it be love, not leverage—living purely brings the joy God designed for us.

Singleness isn’t second-class. It’s not God’s “plan B.” It’s a calling—an opportunity to serve Him with undivided devotion. This message explores three myths about singleness, what Scripture really says, and how the church can be a place of flourishing for everyone—married or single.

Marriage is more than love or companionship—it’s a reflection of Christ and the Church. It’s a gift, a mystery, and a selfless partnership. While it can be beautiful, it can’t fulfill what only God can. This message offers practical truth and hope for every relationship.

To build a flourishing family, don’t allow deception, cast out competition, fight off favoritism, and focus on forgiveness. There’s hope for healing, no matter your family’s struggles.

Trust isn't just about the future—it's about right now. In this final message of the Generous series, Pastor Jeff unpacks Jesus’ words from Matthew 6 and challenges us to stop letting fear drive our financial decisions. Through birds, flowers, and faith, we’re reminded that God provides—and trusting Him starts today.

Use it or lose it—recognize God’s ownership, invest with urgency, and receive abundant reward. Step into generosity today and experience the joy of being a faithful steward. Trust God’s promise to provide as you align your heart with His purposes.