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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.
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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.
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.
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.
Jarrett Stephens teaches from Matthew 6:5-15 in a message called "The Pattern of Prayer." Many believers feel frustrated with prayer, unsure where to start or what to say. Jesus gave His disciples the Lord's Prayer not as empty words to repeat, but as a pattern for real relationship with God the Father. This message focuses on the first half of the prayer: knowing God as Abba, hallowing His name, praying for His kingdom to come, and seeking His will. Jarrett explains that only those adopted into God's family through faith in Christ can truly call Him Father. He shares personal illustrations of fatherly love and gives a practical seven-minute challenge to help anyone begin praying this week. The second half of the Lord's Prayer will be taught next week.
Jarrett Stephens begins the "Pray Like Jesus" series with a message titled "Before Anything Else." Using passages from Luke and Mark, he shows that Jesus prayed before starting his public ministry, before choosing the twelve apostles, and as a daily habit before the day began. Prayer was not an obligation for Jesus but the source from which everything else flowed. Jarrett identifies three enemies that keep us from prayer: busyness, complacency, and self-sufficiency. He encourages believers to respond by getting a routine and getting alone with God, limiting distractions so we can hear from him. The goal is not to check a box but to share life with the Father, just as Jesus did.
Jarrett Stephens teaches from Psalm 62 in a message called "When the Ground Beneath You Shakes." Life brings moments that unsettle us: a difficult diagnosis, a broken relationship, a job loss, or prayers that seem to go unanswered. David wrote this Psalm out of his own experience with enemies, distress, and God's apparent silence. Jarrett shows how the Psalms of Jeduthun reveal three common sources of shaky ground and how our typical escapes, numbing, busyness, entertainment, even wealth, cannot hold us steady. Instead, David gives three faithful responses: wait on God in silence, trust Him at all times, and pour out your heart in prayer. Through the moving story of a friend who loved his wife faithfully through dementia and death, we see what it looks like to stand on the Rock when everything else gives way.
Dr. Brent Taylor teaches from Exodus 20:7 in a message called "Don't Lose Weight." The third commandment warns against taking the Lord's name in vain, and Dr. Taylor explains that this means far more than avoiding certain words. God's name has weight and worth, and treating it lightly empties it of its meaning. This message asks us to examine how we speak about God, pray in His name, and represent Him in daily life. Do our words and actions add to the weight of God's name, or do they treat it as something common? The call for God's people is reverence, care, and a life that honors the holiness of who God is.
Join Emory Cothen at Champion Forest as he continues the Life Lessons series with a powerful message from Romans 4:19-21. Drawing from Abraham's unwavering faith, the courage of early martyr Perpetua, and his own journey of a broken leg that redirected his calling, Cothen asks: Are you fully convinced that God is able to do what He has promised? This message challenges believers to move beyond circumstance-driven living and embrace a faith that is filled to the brim with confidence in God's character and promises.
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