Episodes

Elder Charles Barksdale

Today's contextual insights will be derived from John 16:16–24. We will also seek to explore sorrow and how we can have great expectancy of joy with Jesus Christ. Moreover, the sorrow we feel in our broken world today and we will be overcome with joy when Jesus returns. Subjectively we will face sorrow now, but we trust that Jesus has overcome the world and that our joy cannot be taken from us.

Dan Chaney

The Cross: Where Joy & Sorrow Meet

Pastor Ted Nance

This week's message comes from 2Corinthians 7. Pastor Ted helps us learn that when sin enters our lives the appropriate response is Godly sorrow that leads to repentance.

Psator Cheryl Jackson

What thought has you trapped? There is a place of grace and there is a place of grief and sorrow. In the movie the Pilgrim's Progress, there was a scene where they crossed over from the path into a meadow. It looked as if the meadow was laid out parallel to the path, but they could not see where it veered off in the distance. So, they jumped the fence leaving the path that led to the celestial city, and ended up in the place called despair. This place of despair tormented them, they’re soul was in great turmoil over...

Pastor Chris DeLong

Nehemiah 1:1-11 & 4:1-23

Pastor Chris DeLong

Nehemiah Ch.5

Pastor Chris DeLong

Nehemiah Chapter 9:1-10

Tony Maples

In the sixth week of our series From the Upper Room to the Empty Tomb, Tony Maples goes through John 16 and teaches us how to turn our sorrow into joy and victory.

Pastor Cheryl Jackson

Asaph, the writer of Psalm 73, didn't just pull out a pen and begin to write he pulled out an instrument and the hum of his heart went before the living God. He lifted up the need before the Almighty all the while recognizing and comprehending the Creator of heaven and earth. He didn't allow any situation or circumstance to be greater than the Lord. He submitted himself to God. Do not despise the day of small beginnings. Zechariah 4:10 Do not despise these small beginnings, for the LORD rejoices to see the work begin, to see the plumb line...

Pastor Charles Barksdale

Welcome to Logos Grace Church Bible Study! Today, we will explore Lamentations Chapter 1:1-5 (NIV), which poignantly expresses the sorrow and desolation experienced by Jerusalem after its destruction. The chapter opens with a lament, personifying the city as a widow mourning her lost glory and solitude. It highlights the profound grief of the people, emphasizing their suffering and the consequences of their actions. As we dive into these verses, we will reflect on themes of loss, hope, and the importance of turning back to God in times of despair. Let us open our hearts and minds to the lessons this...

Randy Boldt

Randy Taylor, Jr.

Randy Taylor, Jr.

Hosea Bilyeu

Hosea Bilyeu

Rev. Sean Weston

A sermon on Ezra 1:1-4, 3:1-4, 10-13

Dr. Matthew Harding

Pastor Rick Betts

Pastor Chris DeLong

Nehemiah Ch.6

Pastor Chris DeLong

Nehemiah Chapter 7& 8

David W Christine

Randy Taylor, Jr.

Hosea Bilyeu

Kevin webb

In the first week of our series Resurrection Power, we talk about how the Resurrection of Jesus gives us power over our sorrows. Listen in!