Jay Mayo continues our Summer series by looking at the story of Jonah. Jay shows us how there’s much more to this familiar story than what we often hear. He explains how God is faithful to pursue us and rescue us—even when we don’t want to be rescued.
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Jay Mayo is back up to continue our short series on Renewal. He shows us the extreme measures King Josiah took in order to lead God’s people to deep spiritual renewal. Jay challenges us to remember the holiness of God in rescuing us from sin, because no other god has done this. He concludes by inviting us to respond to God with undivided devotion, remembering that only God can meet our deepest spiritual needs.
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Jay Mayo begins a new series in 2 Kings 22 entitled Renewal. He shows us how King Josiah positioned his heart toward God and experienced the spiritual renewal only God can bring. He invites us to consider if we need spiritual renewal in our lives and challenges us to consider if we will receive the renewal God wants to provide for us.
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Jay Mayo steps up to teach us on this Easter Sunday as we conclude our series in the Gospel of Mark. Jay shows us how Jesus’ resurrection gives us hope for the struggles we face today, because only in Jesus do we see someone who has overcome the grave. Jay explains how we were made for eternity and how through Jesus, we can truly experience eternal life.
View SermonJay Mayo steps up this week to teach us from Mark 10. He shows us how Jesus taught a way of leadership and influence that is intensely relational and grounded upon serving those around us. He also highlights two individuals in our fellowship who have modeled this way of leadership over the past 19 years: Tyler and Bailey Dodds. After Jay concludes his message, Tyler and Bailey share an important update with our body along with where they believe the Lord is leading them in this next season of life.
View SermonJay Mayo continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by identifying two essential spiritual practices that Jesus invites His disciples into: Solitude and Stillness. Jay helps us see what is most essential for our soul when the needs and expectations are piling on. He challenges us to honestly consider why we don’t take better care of our souls and concludes by giving us some practical things we can do to reorient our hearts toward God throughout our week.
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Jay Mayo continues our series on Discipleship by taking us to Paul’s instruction in 1 Corinthians 9:24–27. He shows us how intentional spiritual practices position our hearts to connect with God personally. He also invites us to lean into the pain and discomfort of life’s experiences, knowing that God uses these seasons for incredibly growth and transformation.
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Jay Mayo continues our Christmas series by taking us to Isaiah 53. He shows us how Jesus is our Suffering Servant.Jay shows us how Jesus did not come as a conquering King—even though that’s exactly what the people of his day wanted. No, Jesus came not to conquer with force, but to suffer and die in our place and restore us to a right relationship with God.
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Jay Mayo concludes our series by taking us to Jesus’ instructions regarding forgiveness and relational reconciliation. Jay clarifies some misconceptions about forgiveness and shows us how significantly the reality of forgiveness should permeate our lives as followers of Jesus. Jay concludes by giving us some practical instruction for how to forgive others when we’ve been deeply hurt and he reminds us of the depth of forgiveness we’ve been given in Christ.
View SermonJay Mayo continues our new sermon series by looking at Paul’s words in Romans 5. In this message, Jay explains what it meant for God to send Jesus to reconcile us to Himself. He challenges us to consider if we truly understand this message of reconciliation and to further consider if we’ve truly responded to this message in personal faith and surrender.
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