Jacksonville Church

Jax Church Sunday Message

We all find ourselves in the middle of a story--one that we did not create. This lesson catches us up on the story of God and helps us begin to see where we fit in to that story.

Before we can move forward confidently, we need to know where we're at in our own story. This lesson can help you find that out.

Who was Jesus, and how does He fit into God's story? How will He impact our story?

What did Jesus teach the people around Him? What does that mean for your life?

What was the meaning and significance of Jesus' death? Why did He have to die at all?

Once we've understood God's story, our story, and who Jesus was, there is nothing left to do but choose how to respond. That choice will shape your story and impact the stories of those around you forever.

Once a person responds to God's story and Jesus' invitation, then what? What is God's vision for those people who decide they want to follow Jesus?

In any great endeavor worth undertaking, there is bound to be opposition. This is no less true when it comes to the "Holy Discontent" that may be on your heart. Jonathan Perkins concludes this series with a look at how you can confidently ground yourself and look to God when your opposition inevitably comes.

If you've ever had the burning desire to do something great for God, you've realized it's probably going to require more people and resources than you have at your disposal. Join Jonathan Perkins as he discusses "The Big Ask"--how to approach marshaling what is needed to get a huge job done.

Is it possible that discontent can be a good thing? Join Jonathan Perkins for the first message in this series called “A Holy Discontent”, as he looks at an amazing example of someone who turned his troubled feelings into an incredible accomplishment.

In this lesson from the series "When Small is Big", Jonathan Perkins talks about what it looks like to purge the pervasive "fear of man" that threatens to restrict and paralyze our lives.

Sometimes, the fear of what others may think of us looms so large in our lives that it can come to dominate us, paralyze us, or cause us to do cringeworthy things. In this message, Jonathan Perkins reminds us of just such an account in the Bible, and gives us the chance to identify the "golden cat" in our lives that may be casting an outsized shadow.

We all care what other people think, but what exactly are we so afraid of? In this message kicking off a new series, Jonathan Perkins talks about what happens when we fear other people and their judgment, and points us towards the solution.