Sunday Sermons | Champion Forest

Biblical teaching from the Sunday worship services at the Champions Campus of Champion Forest. Each message is rooted in God’s Word and designed to help you follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at championforest.org.

Sunday Sermons | Champion Forest is a religion podcast hosted by Champion Forest, with 210 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Champion Forest hosts Sunday Sermons | Champion Forest, a religion show with 210 episodes published.

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  Prayers from the Cross

  Sep 27, 202636 min

  Jarrett Stephens teaches from Luke 23:33-34, 44-46 and Matthew 27:45-46 in a message called Prayers from the Cross. In the final week of the Pray Like Jesus series, he walks through the three prayers Jesus spoke while dying: forgiving his executioners, crying out when forsaken, and committing his spirit to the Father. Jarrett explains that Jesus maintained intimacy with the Father even in his darkest hour, interceded for others rather than himself, and had Scripture so deeply in his heart that it came out when he was squeezed by suffering. The message offers practical challenges drawn from each prayer: pray for those who hurt you, keep crying out to God when he seems silent, and entrust your life to the Father day by day.

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  Warfare Prayer

  Sep 20, 202632 min

  Jarrett Stephens teaches from Matthew 26:36-46 in a message called "Warfare Prayer." With Satan active and the cross approaching, Jesus retreats to his regular prayer place, the Garden of Gethsemane, to fight the greatest battle of his earthly life. His prayer is not a polished performance but raw honesty with the Father, repeated persistence through anguish, and finally a settled surrender: "Nevertheless, not as I will, but as you will." Jarrett walks through three movements of Jesus' prayer, honesty, persistence, and surrender, and connects them to the Lord's Prayer Jesus taught his disciples. He reminds us that God can handle our real emotions, our confusion, and our disappointment. The goal of warfare prayer is not to get what we want but to keep praying until we want what the Father wants.

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  The Power of Intercessory Prayer

  Sep 13, 202637 min

  Jarrett Stephens teaches from John 17 in a message called "The Power of Intercessory Prayer." In this passage, Jesus prays out loud so his disciples can hear and learn. He prays for his own glorification through the cross, then for his disciples to be protected and sanctified in a hostile world. Finally, he prays for future believers, for unity around truth and for the day we will see his glory. Jarrett shows that Jesus is the answer to his own prayers. He goes to the cross to accomplish what he asks. And he does not stop praying. Hebrews 7:25 says he always lives to make intercession for his people. If Jesus prayed for others, we should too. Intercession is not informing God of what he does not know. It is reminding him of his promises and joining him in his work.

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  Spirit-led Prayer

  Sep 6, 202633 min

  Jarrett Stephens teaches from Luke 10:21 in a message called "Spirit-led Prayer." Prayer can feel difficult and discouraging, and many of us wish we had an easy button to become people of prayer. But Jesus, though He was conceived by the Spirit, filled with the Spirit, and led by the Spirit, still faced temptation and hardship. Spirit-led prayer is not about making life effortless. It is about the Holy Spirit shaping us to trust God more deeply. Jarrett shows how Jesus redirected the 72 disciples from rejoicing in their own power to rejoicing in God's work. Then Jesus prayed with thanksgiving for the Father's character and His surprising ways. When joy is missing and gratitude feels impossible, Jesus teaches us to keep asking, keep seeking, and keep knocking, and to ask the Father for more of the Holy Spirit.

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  The Pattern of Prayer - Part 2

  Aug 30, 202636 min

  Jarrett Stephens teaches from Matthew 6:9-13 in "The Pattern of Prayer, Part 2," continuing through the final four petitions of the Lord's Prayer. He shows how asking for daily bread is meant to foster dependence, gratitude, and empathy for those who lack basic needs. The petition for forgiveness leads to a careful look at two kinds of forgiveness and Jesus' serious warning that our horizontal relationships affect our vertical fellowship with God. Jarrett shares openly about his own experience of forgiving childhood abuse, grounded in the truth that God has forgiven the inexcusable in us. The message also calls the church toward more corporate prayer, because prayer is not only taught but caught as we pray alongside one another.

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