What kind of church throws a birthday party for a prostitute at 3:30 in the morning? According to Jerry, the kind of church Jesus came to create. God is actively searching for the fully committed—and for the lost. Through Jerry asks the question every believer must answer: Who’s your one?

If you’ve ever wondered how to make your faith count in the lives of those around you, don’t miss this.

What if worship isn’t about what we feel—but about Who we follow? In this message, Jerry invites us to rethink everything we believe about worship. From Sunday songs to daily decisions, worship is far more than music—it’s a lifestyle of surrender, reverence, and joy. Whether you’re on fire for God or running on empty, this sermon challenges and equips you to make worship your daily priority and discover the purpose you were created for.

In “To Communion,” Jerry Jones takes us to the upper room and back through the pages of Scripture to rediscover the powerful meaning behind the Lord’s Supper. Far more than a weekly ritual, communion becomes a moment of deep remembrance, personal examination, and redemptive celebration.

In “To Each Other,” Jerry Jones brings a challenging message about the beauty and necessity of biblical community. Drawing from Acts 2:42 and a powerful reflection on the redwood trees’ interconnected roots, Jerry reminds us that just like those towering giants, we were not designed to stand alone.

In “To God’s Word,” Jerry Jones continues our Renewing Your Commitment Series from Acts 2:42–47 by challenging the church to return to a deep devotion to Scripture. Looking at the early believers, Jerry reminds us that transformation doesn’t come from simply hearing the Word—it comes from living it. Are we truly building our lives on God’s truth, or have we grown numb to it?

In “Practicing Genuine Forgiveness,” Jerry addresses one of the hardest commands Jesus gave: to forgive from the heart. Whether you’re struggling to forgive someone else, battling guilt, or needing to forgive yourself, be challenged and encouraged you to take that next step. “Forgiven people forgive people.”

In “The Cost of Discipleship: Part 3,” Jerry Jones concludes his powerful series on Luke 14, urging us to embrace the full call of following Jesus—no matter the personal cost. Jerry unpacks how being a disciple requires us to surrender everything that might possess us, even our material comforts and personal pride.

In “The Cost of Discipleship: Part 2,” Jerry Jones continues the series on Luke 14, urging us to go deeper in our faith by counting the cost of following Jesus. Jerry unpacks the sobering call to not only love Jesus above all else but to die to self—picking up our cross daily and living a life that truly reflects the heart of our Savior.