On Mission for Christ

Father Abraham had many sons, and many sons had Father Abraham!

In Romans 4, Paul turns to Abraham to show his Jewish audience that even before the law existed, he was counted as righteous and justification has nothing to do with nationality, works, circumcision, or the law. It’s all about faith.

Why is it important that “it was counted to him” was written for all of us?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues the ...

This is the message of hope: Christ has made a way to restore the relationship with God.

Up until this point, in our study of Romans, we have seen that no one is righteous in and of themselves. If it depended on us, we would be destined for destruction. Justification is only made possible by the blood of the Lamb!

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy shows that the way of salvation is made possible, but it is not automatic. Justification i...

Why do we tend to describe people and even ourselves as “good”? It’s easy to think that we are not that bad and that some sins are worse than others, but that is a pitfall.

If all sin breaks fellowship with God, what are ways we can be intentional about taking all sin seriously and not justify sin in our lives?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues to drive home our need for salvation by calling out our culture, ...

Worthless religion harms relationships.

Outwardly, we can choose to focus on our works and our religion so much that we push aside our neighbor in need. Inwardly, we can go through the motions to the point that our hearts have become empty.

How do we intentionally represent God before the world, and where do we start in and of ourselves?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy challenges our own religious hypocrisies and reminds us that God is...

Sin is serious, yet there are sins in our lives that we have come to respect. We gloss them over because the appearance of another sin seems worse than something we are doing.

Yet in Romans 2, Paul warns against judging others while practicing the same sins ourselves. What does it mean that God judges impartially and shows no favoritism? What do we need to do before being accountable to another person?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy ...

Scripture tells us all we need to know about God, and in it, we see that God is truth. Scripture also tells us what we need to know about sin: sin twists and warps truth.

Sin is unrighteousness, and it deserves God’s righteous wrath. What does that mean for us?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy continues in our new series called “Romans: The Saving Power of God” and shows three ways sin twists the truth and our respons...

You are loved by God. Before the foundation of the world, God knew you. And in chapter 1 of Romans, Paul shows us readers how the gospel of God unfolded from the Old Testament and is made alive in Jesus Christ.

How should we respond to the Gospel? What does it require of our lives?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy starts a brand new series called “Romans: The Saving Power of God” and challenges us to be bold for the gospel.

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Whether you’re in the depths of the valley of lament or atop the mountains of joy, we must live by faith.

How can we, in the circumstances of life, keep our eyes fixed on Him while also sharing the gospel with others?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy concludes the “Victory in Jesus” series by reminding us to cling to our Helper, the Holy Spirit, as we live by faith.

This sermon was originally taught on April 26, 2026,...

Have you ever felt like you had a boring testimony just because you were saved at a young age and have stayed in church?

Whether you were a murderer who was saved like Paul or you were saved at a young age, there’s nothing boring about Christ dying for our sins and rising from the dead. Our testimonies must always be about Him.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy dives into the story of Saul and how we need to be ambassadors of our...

Christ lived, died, rose again, and ascended into heaven. What a miraculous and marvelous Savior! But . . . what happened next?

Does the call to go and share the Good News and wait for His return apply to us today?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy challenges us to be on mission for Christ in our words and actions as we wait for His soon return.

This sermon was originally taught on April 12, 2026, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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He is risen! He is risen indeed!

Do not make common what is miraculous: Christ ROSE from the dead. How does this impact us today?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy turns to Luke 24 to celebrate our “Victory in Jesus” in joy.

This sermon was originally taught on Resurrection Sunday, April 5, 2026, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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Too often, we want to rush the sorrow of Good Friday to get to the joy of Resurrection Sunday. We say “Friday is good because Sunday is coming!” without feeling the real weight of Friday.

During the 2026 Good Friday service, Mission Bible sat in the silence and weight of our sin to reflect on the grief of the death of our Savior.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy starts the “Victory in Jesus” series by taking th...

Fill in the blank: “As for me and my house, we will serve ________.”

The right answer is “the Lord,” but that often isn’t the case. Life tries to grab our attention, sin weighs us down, and our eyes turn from God. If we have decided to follow Jesus, why do we turn back?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy concludes the “Choose This Day” series by reminding us of the truths we’ve heard throug...

Children of God, we are called to obey our heavenly Father. So, why does it feel so hard?

Are there consequences for disobedience? What does delayed obedience do?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy calls us to choose this day to obey the Lord, for He is coming soon.

This sermon was originally taught on March 22, 2026, by Pastor Jeremy Owens.

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Miscommunications happen all the time, and sometimes, the results can be devastating.

As Christians, we are called to live in unity, yet why is it that churches split so often? What can we learn from Joshua 22 about miscommunication that can make clear our path of unity today?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy calls us to choose this day to be unified in the God of endurance and encouragement.

This sermon was originally taught on March 1...

Where does your confidence come from? Your talents? Your job? Past success can scew our inner confidence.

Christian, we are called to be bold ministers of the Word, and we must remember our abilities come from Him and Him alone.

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy calls us to choose this day to be confident in the Lord, for He is the One who provides all and has given us the Spirit of the living God.

This sermon was originally taught on Ma...

Wisdom comes from the Lord. Anything that is labeled otherwise isn’t wisdom. Can we seek counsel and wisdom from others? Yes, but it must be rooted in the wisdom of the Lord.

In Joshua 9, Joshua makes a quick covenant without consulting the Lord, and the shame from it shows in the aftereffects. We, too, can be quick to make decisions and deceive ourselves as to what is right, so how do we know when to seek Godly counsel?

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You’ve heard it said before: forgetfulness erodes faith. In everything we do, we are called to choose to remember the Lord.

In Joshua 8, Israel seeks the Lord’s guidance on how to defeat Ai. The battle is gruesome, and the lives lost are over 12,000. After defeating Ai, Joshua leads the people in remembering the Lord.

Do we go throughout our day remembering God through victory and defeat?

In this episode, Pastor Jeremy ca...