REFUGE CHURCH

In this sermon kickoff, the pastor begins a series on family and parenting, admitting his own imperfections while encouraging listeners that Jesus is the true hope for every household. Using Deuteronomy 6 and practical examples, he emphasizes modeling faith, consistent spiritual rhythms, and intentional steps—like family devotions, prayer, and baptism—to raise children who follow Jesus.

Pastor wraps up the "You Asked For" series by answering a wide range of submitted questions—some light, some heavy—about scripture, heaven, suffering, forgiveness, and how to follow Jesus in everyday life.He emphasizes the Bible as our guide, the Holy Spirit’s role, the church as Christ’s spotless bride, and encourages practical next steps: surrender, boundaries, forgiveness, and trusting God through pain.

Pastor answers a range of listener-submitted questions about faith, from whether cheating aligns with scripture and the meaning of Leviticus laws to the role of angels, the difference between cults and religions, science and evolution, the authorship of the Pentateuch, and the problem of suffering. Using the series theme "The Bible is our map, the Holy Spirit is our guide," he emphasizes biblical authority, grace, and hope in Jesus while offering practical spiritual guidance.

On Easter Sunday the message celebrates Jesus' resurrection — the grave is empty and death has been defeated. Using eyewitness testimony from Paul, the 500 witnesses, and 1 John’s threefold witness (water, blood, and Spirit), the sermon explains why belief in Jesus is life-changing and points to the promise of eternal life.The pastor also extends a warm welcome to guests at Refuge Church, emphasizes the importance of community, and invites listeners to respond in faith with a brief prayer and connection opportunity.

Pastor Logan answers a wide range of submitted questions in this episode, grounding each response in Scripture and practical wisdom. The sermon series theme is "The Bible is our map, the Holy Spirit is our guide."
Topics include doubt and faith, honoring parents, baptism and next steps, whether salvation can be lost, why God may feel silent, and how to find hope and move forward. The tone is encouraging, straightforward, and focused on taking practical steps toward following Jesus.

Part six of the Brick-by-Brick series: Nehemiah completes Jerusalem’s wall in 52 days, resists enemy intimidation and false prophets, and refuses shortcuts that would compromise God’s work.Though the wall is finished, the mission continues—leaders are appointed, guards are posted, and the people shift from “I have to” to “I get to.” A clear call to take the next step as God continues the work in us.

Pastor opens with a lively T‑Shirt Sunday announcement and urges people to wear their shirts and invite others to Easter. The sermon then turns to Nehemiah 5, focusing on injustice within God’s people during the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls.
Nehemiah confronts nobles who exploit their neighbors with predatory lending, calls a public meeting, and restores fairness while modeling servant leadership by refusing his own privileges. The message emphasizes that how we achieve goals matters, that conviction leads to repentance (not shame), and that believers must stay on mission—doing good, especially to the family of faith.
Practical takeaways: be ready to invite others, pursue God above politics, address injustice directly, and live out a servant’s heart in your community.
 
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In this sermon on Nehemiah 4, the speaker explores how opposition often arrives unexpectedly and how Nehemiah responds with prayer, preparedness, and perseverance. Using the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s wall as a model, the message emphasizes that opposition speaks lies, should be expected when you pursue God’s mission, and is intended to distract you from finishing what God has started.The talk urges listeners to pray first, work with enthusiasm, take practical precautions, and remain steadfast, trusting that God will fight for them while they do their part.