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These episodes feature full sermons as heard on Sunday mornings from Chestnut Mountain Church in Flowery Branch, GA.
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This Mother’s Day, special guest speaker Jason Britt from Bethlehem Church reminded us that we are not staying in the valley — we are walking through it. Psalm 139 and Psalm 23 show us that God knows us fully, stays the
What does it really mean to have all that you need, especially when you are grieving? Psalm 23 reminds us that the Good Shepherd does not remove the valley, watch from a distance, or lift us above it. He walks through th
John writes to help us have confidence in who we are and what it means to be a child of God. He uses contrast to make it clear. Either you are a child of God or you are not. Either you are walking in righteousness or liv
Seasons of uncertainty can feel paralyzing, but John writes to move believers from not knowing to knowing, from uncertainty to assurance. His desire is that we would be confident in our salvation and the finished work of
If we get Jesus wrong, we get our lives wrong, and we will live wrong. John writes to remind us that Jesus is not partly God or just a great teacher. He is fully God and fully man. He has always been and always will be,
Today we gather to acknowledge and celebrate the greatest victory in history. Over 2,000 years ago, Jesus did the impossible. He beat death. This is the victory that has brought people from all backgrounds together, and
Today is a moment we will look back on as the day we said yes to what God has invited us into. Over the past month, we have walked through surrender, trust, generosity, and sacrifice, all leading to this moment of respon
As we step into what’s next, we are reminded that a generous heart is cultivated by doing life with Jesus, not trying to do life for Jesus. We don’t give to get. We give because of what He has already done. In Exodus 35,
We often look at Christianity through a moral lens, creating a list of what we can and cannot do. When we live that way, we end up trying to do life for Jesus instead of doing life with Jesus. But when we spend time with
Trust is the currency of every relationship. When we face major decisions or concerns, we go to the source we trust the most. Proverbs reminds us to trust in the Lord with all our heart and not rely on our own understand
God is sending people to us. As His church grows, so does the responsibility and opportunity before us. Our responsibility is to steward the growth that is already here and the growth that is to come. God is entrusting u
Prayer is an invitation to meet with the Creator in a face to face exchange. Prayer is not a wishing well, magic 8 ball, or genie in a bottle. It is engaging with the Almighty God who humbles Himself and inclines Himself
Fasting is us saying no to us and saying yes to Him. Jesus was getting ready to begin His ministry, and He had just fasted. Even when we are doing all the right things, it does not mean obedience will be easy. Obedience
As a church, we are living in a season of anticipation for what God has next. But we cannot get so focused on growth as a church that we forget growth begins with individuals. At the end of the day, it comes down to how
As a church, we are being corporately called to a fast. Jesus never commanded fasting, but He assumed we would. In Matthew 6, Jesus does not say if you fast, but when you fast. People come to fasting from many different
In 2026, God has an assignment for every one of us, and answering that call requires faith. Throughout Scripture, God’s promises are clear, but stepping into them often feels impossible and uncomfortable. The people of I
A new year brings excitement and new beginnings, but it can also bring the temptation to add more to what is already heavy. Before picking up anything new in 2026, we lay down some old things from 2025. Hebrews 12 remind
As we step into a new year, Scripture calls us to live by faith and not by sight. We live in a visually driven culture, but sight is factual and not always truthful. From the beginning, the enemy has worked to deceive th
There has always been excitement and anticipation on Christmas Eve, along with an unexplainable peace. It is a night to pause, take a deep breath, and embrace the overwhelming peace that comes with remembering the birth
John reminds us that God is light and God is love, and because we belong to Him, we should love one another with agape love, a deep affection that moves beyond words into action. The longer we follow Jesus, the more we w
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