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Peachtree Christian Church hosts Peachtree Christian Church Sermons, a religion show with 355 episodes published.
What did the world see when it first looked at the church? A ragtag group of peasants following a failed messiah. On the fifth Sunday of Easter, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons continues the Listen to Peter series with 1 Peter
Not all suffering is created equal. On the fourth Sunday of Easter, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons opens a new four-week series — Listen to Peter: Notes on Doing Christianity — with 1 Peter 2:19–25. Peter draws a hard line bet
You don't arrive. You keep walking. On the third Sunday of Easter, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons follows two disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13–35), where Jesus appears as a stranger, opens the scriptures, and is rec
What if the locked room where the disciples hid was the garden where God was breathing life back into the world? On the second Sunday of Easter, Rev. Brooks Gignilliat reads John 20:19–31 against the opening pages of Gen
The Roman soldiers had everything the world calls life — power, position, pay — and at the sight of resurrection, they fell over like dead men. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary had nothing the world counts — and they ra
Jesus comes to Jerusalem to cause good trouble — the holy kind. On Palm Sunday, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons reads Matthew 21:1–11 against a Passover-swelled city the size of an Olympic host town, where every pilgrim hoped f
Some pilgrimages take you exactly where you don't want to go. On the fifth Sunday of Lent, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons walks with Mary, Martha, and a grieving community to the tomb of Lazarus (John 11:1–45), reflecting on h
What do you do when your eyes are opened and the world looks nothing like you expected? On the fourth Sunday of Lent, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons walks through John 9's story of the man born blind — a healing that costs him
God shows up where you least expect it. On the third Sunday of Lent, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons follows Jesus into Samaria for his encounter with the woman at the well (John 4), exploring how the most transformative moment
You don't need to become a better person. You need to become a new one. On the second Sunday of Lent, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons continues the Pilgrims of Hope series with the story of Nicodemus — the religious insider who
Lent is not a detour — it's a pilgrimage. On the first Sunday of Lent 2026, Rev. Dr. Jarrod Longbons continues a four-week series by walking through Jesus' temptation in the wilderness (Matthew 4:1–11), exploring three t
What happens when we truly receive communion? In this fourth and final sermon in Peachtree Christian Church's strategic plan series, Rev. Katie Bond draws from John 6 to explore how the Lord's Supper isn't a destination
How should Christians engage a divided and distracted world? Drawing from Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus, Jesus’ call to be light in the world, and the promise of good work in Ephesians, this sermon invites the church to
What does it mean for the church to grow in a changing world? Drawing from Acts, Hebrews, and Ephesians, this sermon reflects on the early church’s devotion to worship, fellowship, and shared life—and what that vision me
In a world marked by despair, desperation, and confusion about purpose, John the Baptist offers a different way forward. This sermon reflects on what it means to live for something worth giving our lives to—and how shari
On the Sunday of the Baptism of Jesus, we reflect on a surprising truth at the very beginning of Christ’s ministry: Jesus chooses obedience. This sermon explores why Jesus submitted to baptism, what it means to “fulfill
As we begin a new year, this sermon turns to Jeremiah’s “Book of Comfort” and a promise spoken to people on the edge of exile. In a world shaped by powerful forces and uncertain futures, Jeremiah proclaims a God whose fa
On Christmas Eve, we hear again the familiar words of John 3:16–17—but we listen for them with fresh ears. This sermon reflects on who counts in a world obsessed with numbers, power, and influence, and how the Christmas
What is the key to Christmas? In this Christmas Eve message, we hear the angels’ announcement from Luke 2 and discover that the good news of Jesus’ birth isn’t about being perfect or impressive—it’s about being invited.
Description / Blurb What if the greatest obstacle to faith isn’t doubt—but expectation? In this Advent sermon, we return to John the Baptist’s question from prison and discover how God often arrives in ways we never anti
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