Sermons by Jason Southerland
The Church at Antioch: The Prototype Church of the Greek World
Acts 11:19-30 Some of history’s most influential movements begin not in comfort, but in scattering — when people driven from their homes carry hope to places they never planned to go. In this message, Jason Southerland traces the birth of the church at Antioch, exploring how persecuted believers unknowingly launched a gospel movement among the Gentiles, why Barnabas’s character made him uniquely suited to nurture it, and how this diverse young church became a pattern for how God builds His…
God Brings Light to the Gentiles Through Peter
Acts 9:32-10:33 Long-standing walls between insiders and outsiders can keep people from ever hearing they’re welcome — but it sometimes takes a healing, a resurrection, and a startling vision to bring those walls down. In this message, Jason Southerland traces Peter’s journey through Lydda, Joppa, and Caesarea, showing how God used miracles and a vision of unclean animals to prepare Peter to carry the gospel to Cornelius and the Gentile world.
Righteousness & Justice
God’s righteousness and justice flow from His holy nature, define His moral perfection, and set the standard for all His dealings with creation. Jason Southerland explains legislative, distributive, and redemptive justice, and urges gratitude for God’s just standards, reverent fear of unpunished sin, trust in God’s perfect justice, deeper thankfulness for the gospel, and rejection of self-righteousness. Sorry, this recording is not available.