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All !n with Jordan Easley

Pastor Jordan Easley

With a solid biblical foundation, Pastor Jordan Easley seeks to help believers and unbelievers understand and apply God’s word to their lives.

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The Garden Tomb

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2024/10/13

I love the thought of Joseph of Arimethea, the man who let Jesus use his tomb, going home the night that Jesus was killed and telling his wife, “Hey honey, guess what? I have to confess to you,I gave my tomb away.” In response, she might have looked at him and said, “Honey, how could you do that? You know how much it costs for us to have that tomb hewn out of the rock for me and for you and for our children and grandchildren.” But his answer was pretty clear. He said, “Don't worry about a thing,

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35:54

Golgotha

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2024/10/06

Today we are going to continue our journey through the Holy Land and make a stop at Golgotha – the place where Jesus was crucified and died for our sins. This is a pivotal stop on our Holy Land Highlights tour, one that makes this journey so significant. For if Jesus hadn’t died, He wouldn’t have had the chance to be resurrected and become the Savior of the world. So today, we’re going to dive in and learn more about Golgotha and begin to understand why this is such a major location in the history

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38:14

The House of Caiaphas

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2024/09/29

In part five of our Holy Land Highlights series, we are going to discuss Caiaphas’s house. This was a place of major significance in the story of Jesus’ life and death. It is where Jesus was taken for the last night of His life before the crucifixion. So, what can we know about what happened from that Thursday night to Friday morning? Well, there’s no biblical account that explains in detail what Jesus experienced that night, but we do know from history that there’s a good possibility He was beaten

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37:49

Garden of Gethsemane : Accepting the Father’s Will

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2024/09/22

As you read further in the gospel of Matthew, you see how the disciples reacted to all that Jesus went through in the final hours before His crucifixion. In His greatest hour of need, His closest friends scattered and left Him all alone. But before that, Jesus brought His disciples up on the Mount of Olives and told them to sit. As soon as they got to the Garden, Jesus told them to sit. Why is that? Well, that’s the question we’re going to answer in this message.

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38:21

Caesarea Philippi: The Best Field Trip EVER!

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2024/09/15

Jesus was always a great teacher, and one thing that made Him great (other than the fact that He’s the Son of God) was that He knew how to use visual aids to communicate His message. Jesus loved using visual aids in his teaching. So now, as we come to Matthew 16 in this message, you can just imagine what it must have been like as the disciples went through the gates and approached the center of this pagan city. I believe the account we are going to focus on today will show us the greatest field trip

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41:38

Capernaum: Serving God

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2024/09/08

The question I want us to consider today is this: how do we love and serve the God who saved us? After all, I firmly believe that when you truly experience God, you should naturally want to serve God. In this message, we’re going to look at a couple of different ways we can serve God based on what we learn from those who served well in Scripture. The people we’re going to look at today set a great example of what it looks like to serve with the love of Jesus, so I think we would benefit to learn

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38:20

Sea Of Galilee: Disciples of Jesus

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2024/09/01

I love today’s key passage of Scripture because it’s here where we first see the steps to becoming a disciple of Jesus Christ. I believe you can summarize these steps with three things that Jesus does. I want us to unpack these three things today so that we can fully grasp what it is to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. As we grasp these steps, we can begin (or continue) to implement them in our lives so that we can live a life fully devoted to following and serving the Lord Jesus.

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37:14

Why Would God Allow Evil and Suffering?

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2024/08/25

Unfortunately, I don’t think you and I will ever really understand on this side of heaven why bad things happen. In 1 Cor. 13:12, Paul says, “For now we see only a reflection as in a mirror, but then face to face. Now I know in part, but then I will know fully, as I am fully known.” He’s talking about our perspective and our perception of the world, and he tells us that today we’re trying to see clearly and understand the big picture, but we can’t because right now, it’s like we’re living in a fog

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28:30

Laodicea

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2024/08/18

Laodicea was a religious city, but it was also a booming city that was extremely wealthy and affluent. The citizens of Laodicea were some of the most powerful, well-to-do people in this part of the world. These were highly educated people who were influential, important, and extremely wealthy. But ultimately, this church had saviors that didn’t save. They had the saviors of success and comfort and pleasure and wealth… and Jesus was telling them, “None of that will save you.”

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28:30

Philadelphia

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2024/08/11

As we continue our series on the seven churches in Revelation, we’re going to see what Jesus had to say to the church in Philadelphia. The main message that Jesus wanted to deliver to this church was this: Jesus is the source of all truth. He said, “I am the Holy One (set apart) and I am the truth.” In other words, Jesus never lies. He tells the truth. His word is true. His very essence is truth. Jesus is 100% reliable. He’s dependable. So if you know Jesus, you know the truth. In this message,

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28:30

Sardis

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2024/08/04

As we continue our series going through the seven churches in Revelation, we arrive at the Church of Sardis. This church was once a thriving church that was very much alive. But as we read today’s key passage, we see that Jesus was pronouncing the Church of Sardis dead. We can learn a lot from this portion of Scripture not only about what a dying church looks like, but what a thriving church looks like, and the message of hope Jesus has for every single church that’s on the brink of death.

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28:30

Thyatira

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2024/07/28

If I were to give the church at Thyatira a name, it would be The Tolerant Church. In today’s key passage, Jesus criticizes this congregation and calls them out for tolerating things they should have been rejecting. There’s a lot we can learn from this church so that we can keep ourselves from tolerating what we should be rejecting in our own lives.

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28:30

Pergamum

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2024/07/21

We are in the middle of a series called “Your Search for the Right Church—A Study of 7 Churches,” and we’re unpacking seven messages that God had for seven literal churches, and these messages are found in the book of Revelation. Today, we’re going to continue by talking about the church at Pergamum, the capital of Asia at the time Revelation was written. First, we will learn some notable characteristics of this city, and then we’ll see very clearly what Jesus called attention to about this city

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28:30

Smyrna

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2024/07/14

These letters in Revelation were written by John, but they were articulated by Jesus, himself. This means that as we study the book of Revelation, we are reading the words of Jesus to the church. And what’s also cool is that these messages not only apply to a church back then, but I believe they apply to the church today. The first church Jesus addressed was the Church at Ephesus (we talked about that last week). In today’s message, we’re going to see what Jesus has to say to another church in

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28:30

Ephesus

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2024/07/07

We’re kicking off a series of sermons that we’re calling, Your Search for the Right Church, a study of seven churches. In the book of Revelation, there are seven literal churches that God addresses. There are also seven kinds of church members He addresses as well. And over these next several weeks, we’re going to see what God had to say to these seven churches. Today, let’s start with the church in Ephesus.

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All !n on Mission in Kenya

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2024/07/01

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28:30

Lets Fight For Your Kids - Part 2

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2024/06/30

As parents, we’ve got to do our part to make sure our labor is worthwhile. We need to make sure our labor, our hard work, and our years of investing in these kids are worth it. If we get this wrong and do it our own way, God tells us our labor will be in vain. But on the flip side, He says that if we build our house on the Lord, if we build our homes according to His plans and His ways, our labor, our work, our painful moments, and our constant efforts will be worthwhile. So what does it look like

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28:30

Lets Fight For The Least Of These

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2024/06/16

God tells us throughout Scripture to see people and serve people who are vulnerable or forgotten. The Bible makes it so clear that Jesus cares about the one. He sees the one that others may not see. He loves the one that others may not love. He believes in the one that others may not believe in. He chases the one that others gave up on. Jesus cares about THE one…and He encourages us to do the same. To do that, we must follow five steps that are clearly outlined in Scripture.

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28:30

The Sacrifice Of Fools

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2024/05/26

God granted Solomon a supernatural dose of wisdom, and through that gift, he was able to understand that “there is nothing new under the sun.” And there is nothing on earth that can truly satisfy the soul. That includes religion, by the way. There was a point in Solomon’s journey where He pursued religion, and in the same way, Solomon realized that religion in and of itself does not satisfy. Now, you might be thinking I’m not allowed to say that because I’m a pastor. But I can absolutely make that

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28:30

Put It All On The Altar

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2024/05/19

Many define sacrifice as “giving something that I don’t need… something extra…something that’s easy to give that might be a blessing to someone else.” But what I want you to see is that sacrifice, according to the Bible, is giving what you naturally don’t want to give. In this message, we are going to look at one of the most well-known biblical stories of sacrifice so we can learn what it looks like to truly surrender everything to God and put it all on the altar.

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