Christ Church - Johns Creek, GA

Jesus Cleanses the Temple - John 2:12-25 (03.01.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten:
In this sermon, we read John 2:13–25, where Jesus clears the temple at Passover, overturning tables and confronting commercialized worship. The sermon explains his righteous anger as zeal for God’s glory and shows how Jesus is the true, living Temple who fulfills and replaces the old system.
Listeners are invited to respond with renewed passion for God’s holiness, recognizing the cross as the means by which God vindicates His name and gives believers new hearts and spirit.

God our Encourager - Exodus 6:6-12 (02.15.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten:
This sermon explores Exodus 6 and Moses's struggle with discouragement after Pharaoh increases Israel's burden. God answers by renewing the covenant, reiterating seven "I will" promises, and calling Moses back to faithful obedience.
The sermon applies the passage to believers today: preach the gospel to your own soul, guard your words and inputs, encourage one another in community, and rest in Christ—the unshakable ground of hope and perseverance.

Come & See - John 1:35-51 (02.08.2026)

Pastor Nathan Sing:
This sermon walks through John 1:35–51, recounting the call of the first disciples and John the Baptist’s declaration: “Behold, the Lamb of God.” It emphasizes Jesus as the Messiah, the call to follow him, and the responsibility to bring others along.
Through stories of Andrew, Peter, Philip, and Nathanael, the sermon highlights Jesus as the bridge between heaven and earth and presents him as the believer’s deepest hope.

Behold the Lamb - John 1:19-34 (01.18.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten:
In John 1:19-34, John the Baptist denies being the Christ, Elijah, or the prophet and humbly identifies himself as the voice crying in the wilderness, calling people to prepare the way for the Lord.
He proclaims Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, witnesses the Spirit descending on him, and announces that Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit—urging listeners to turn from self and fix their hope on Christ.

The Light Shines in Darkness - John 1:1-18 (01.11.2026)

Pastor Ben Presten:
This week, we began a new sermon series through the Gospel of John by unpacking the prologue (John 1:1–18), explaining that Jesus is the eternal Word, fully God, and the creator of all things.
The sermon contrasts light and darkness, shows humanity’s need for the true light, and urges listeners to live according to the light and to share that light with others.

On the Road to Emmaus - Luke 24:13-35 (01.04.2026)

Pastor Hunter Clayton:
In this sermon, we walk through Luke 24:13–35 and follow two disciples who have lost sight of the gospel. Jesus meets them on the road, opens the Scriptures, and reorients their hearts so they recognize him.
The message shows how Scripture restores hope, rekindles faith, and sends believers back into the world as joyful witnesses. Whether you’re weary, confused, or searching, the sermon invites listeners to encounter Jesus through God’s Word.

Communion with Christ - Luke 10:38-42 (12.28.2025)

Pastor Kevin Stradley:
This sermon explores Luke 10:38-42, contrasting Martha’s busy serving with Mary’s choice to sit at Jesus’ feet and receive his teaching.
The sermon calls listeners to prioritize communion with Christ as the source of meaningful ministry and offers a New Year’s invitation to grow in Bible reading, prayer, and spiritual rest.

The Promise Fulfilled in Bethlehem - Luke 2:1-14 (12.21.2025)

Pastor Nathan Sing:This sermon traces the Bible's story from the fall in Eden to the birth of Jesus, highlighting God's promise to rescue humanity and the coming of the Messiah.
We follow the humble shepherds who receive angelic news that a Savior has been born in Bethlehem — God with us, wrapped in swaddling clothes and placed in a manger.
The message calls listeners to faith: Jesus' life, death, and resurrection bring forgiveness and peace, and believers are urged to proclaim this good news.

Gabriel's Visit to Mary - Luke 1:26-38 (12.14.2025)

Pastor Ben Presten:
This sermon walks through Luke 1:26–38 as the angel Gabriel announces the miraculous virgin conception of Jesus, revealing him as Savior, Son of God, and the promised king. The sermon unfolds in three parts: the surprising announcement, reasons for adoration, and practical application.
It highlights Mary’s faith-filled response—faith-seeking understanding followed by humble submission—and invites listeners to trust the unexpected ways God works and to accept his offer of grace through Christ.

A People Prepared - Luke 1:5-25 (12.07.2025)

Pastor Ben Presten:
Gabriel appears to Zechariah in the temple to announce that his wife Elizabeth will bear a son, John, who will prepare the way for the Lord. The sermon emphasizes prophecy fulfilled, answered prayer, and John’s unique, set-apart life.
The sermon explores John the Baptist’s mission—calling people to repentance, reforming families, and readying hearts to receive Jesus—and urges listeners to respond in faith so God can bring renewal and joy this Advent.