The Garden Church

When have you sought a new home or new life in a new location? When have you felt homesick? There is a deep and inescapable longing for home in the human heart. Why is that there? For the follower of Jesus, it's easy to setup life as though this is it. But we are resident aliens made for a better world. So how should we approach today? We are called to live the heaven life backward into the present. We get a glorious vision of eternity in Revelation 21. Lean in as Jonesy takes us through this text.
New Here Night!

We live in a cultural that's spiritually lost at sea. In Jesus alone we find true north. In the opening of the book of Revelation we start to see the weight of Jesus' authority. If you're new to the book of Revelation you'll learn about the book's author John, understand the purpose of the book, and begin to see why Jesus must be the defining north star of the church and our individual lives.

Life can be tough, and disappointment often feels like a heavy weight that we can't shake off. Whether it’s the pain of infertility, the heartache of divorce, or the struggle of loneliness, we all have seasons that test our faith. But what if your disappointment could be transformed into a source of strength?

Do you feel overwhelmed by setbacks? Are you navigating a journey of grief, loss, or shattered dreams? Wondering how to find hope in the midst of hardship?

In this sermon, we’ll explore how to redefine disappointment through God’s presence, purpose, and promise. Jesus meets us in our pain, offering a powerful reminder that we are never alone.

In John 2:1–12, Jesus' first miracle is more than an act of provision; it heralds a new era of grace, joy, and spiritual renewal. This first miracle isn't just about provision; it's a declaration of a new era—one of abundant grace, joy, and deep cleansing for our souls. Through symbolic water jars meant for purification, Jesus demonstrates His power to meet our deepest needs, cleanse our hearts, and fill our lives to overflowing with His love.
This passage invites us to step into the fullness of His grace, to reflect on our need for transformation, and to trust Him as the true source of renewal. Don’t miss this powerful moment where the ordinary becomes extraordinary through Jesus!

Blind Eyes. Mud in the Face. A Whole New Life.
A man born blind is suddenly healed with spit and dirt... seriously. But the real scandal isn’t the miracle. It’s what happens after.
The healed man is dragged into interrogation, abandoned by his parents, and harassed by religious leaders, all because he won’t deny the one thing he knows: “I was blind, and now I see.”
This isn’t just his story. It’s ours.
Some of us are stuck in spiritual darkness: confused, deconstructing, numb to what’s true. Others claim to see but are walking blind.
Jesus doesn’t wait for perfect people. He meets the broken in the dirt and opens their eyes.
Are you seeing clearly, or just pretending to?
The Light of the world is here. And He's not afraid to get His hands dirty.

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