Based on John 17:20–24, this sermon explores Jesus’ final recorded prayer for His followers—that they would be one as He and the Father are one. Pastor Jesse unpacks what this radical oneness looks like, not as uniformity, but as a “holy entanglement” of diverse...
Drawing from 1 Peter 5, Pastor Jesse reminds us that the key to overcoming worry is not to minimize the load we carry, but to magnify the mighty hand of the One who carries it. We are called to humble ourselves under God’s mighty hand, trusting His timing, casting all...
As part of the Praying with Sinners and Saints summer series, Pastor Jesse teaches from Philippians 1:9–11—a heartfelt prayer from Paul for the church in Philippi. In a world confused about the meaning of love, this message calls the church back to a Christ-shaped...
As part of our summer series “Praying with Sinners and Saints,” Pastor Jesse reflects on The Prayer for the Human Family—a time-honored petition from the Book of Common Prayer that echoes the heart of Scripture. Rooted in Acts 17, Ephesians 2, and Joel 2, the sermon...
As part of the Praying with Sinners and Saints series, Pastor Jesse explored Psalm 30—a psalm of new orientation that teaches us how to praise God on the other side of pain. Drawing from his own childhood story of hardship and healing, Jesse showed how scars become...
Continuing Praying with Sinners and Saints, Pastor Jesse walks us into the raw honesty of Psalm 13—a Psalm of Disorientation. When life feels chaotic, when God seems absent, and when the pain doesn’t lift, Scripture doesn’t give us polished answers. It gives us...
We often hold back in prayer—uncertain if our pain is welcome, or if our praise is enough. But in this message from Praying with Sinners and Saints, Pastor Jesse reminds us that every season of life belongs before God. Through Psalm 8, a Psalm of Orientation, we...
In this kickoff to Foothills’ summer series Praying with Sinners and Saints, Pastor Jesse casts a sweeping vision of shalom—the wholeness God intended from the beginning. Through the Lord’s Prayer, we’re invited not just into communion with God, but into partnership...