In John 17, Pastor Jason Polk explores the longest recorded prayer of Jesus and what it reveals about navigating hardship, suffering, and uncertainty. As Jesus prepares for the cross, He prays for glorification, protection, and sanctification—reminding us that our hope is not found in how we will make it through, but in knowing to whom we belong. This message challenges us to remain faithful in the world, grow through the truth of God's Word, and live every part of our lives for His glory.

As The Gospel According to John series comes to the close of Jesus' High Priestly Prayer, Pastor Jason Polk explores the heart of Christ for His Church. Jesus reminds us that we are sent into the world with the gospel, united in Him, and ultimately created for His presence. Through every trial and every season, this message encourages believers to fix their eyes on the One who desires to be with His people, both now and forever.

Taking a break from The Gospel According to John, Pastor Jason delivers a powerful challenge from Ephesians 3. The Christian life was never meant to stop at knowing truth, it must lead to action. Reminding the church of its identity, calling, and the power available through Christ, Pastor Jason calls believers to be emptied of distractions, filled with the fullness of God, and poured out for the sake of others. If the gospel has changed your life, the question is simple: what are you doing with it? Echo Church is not called to sit still. Movements move. Lives are waiting to be changed by the hope of Jesus.