Sermons from 2026
The Original 5 Guys – John 1:35-51
In this sermon on John 1, we explore how Jesus called his first five disciples—common fishermen—through various means such as preaching, family, direct contact, and friends. By examining each disciple’s journey, we can discover different attributes of Jesus which leads believers to fully commit to following and delighting in Him.
Necessity of the Lamb – John 1:29-34
This sermon from Atlas Church focuses on Jesus as the “Lamb of God” who willingly took away the sins of the world. While people often look for earthly kings or solutions, humanity’s ultimate need is a spiritual sacrifice, offering believers both forgiveness in the present and eternal hope for the future.
What’s Your Testimony? – John 1:19-28
The powerful, humble, and compelling nature of John the Baptist’s witness. Recognize how your own personal stories of faith can be used to impact your community for Christ.
The Painting of Jesus – John 1:14-18
This sermon from Atlas Church, titled “The Painting of Jesus,” explores John 1:14-18 to help you develop an accurate, spiritually discerned picture of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes gazing upon Jesus’ divine glory, his overflowing grace, and the full revelation of the gospel, contrasting the conditional nature of the law with the unmerited favor found in Jesus.
Are You a Child of God? – John 1:6-13
This sermon from Atlas Church explores the passage in John 1 about Jesus as the true light who came into the world. While Jesus was rejected by many of his own people, those who personally believe and receive him are given the right to become children of God.
The Origin Story – John 1:1-5, 14, 18
This sermon from Atlas Church focuses on the biblical origin story of Jesus found in the book of John, exploring His divine role as the eternal Creator, the light in the darkness, and the Savior who took on human flesh. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to meditate on Jesus to gain a deeper, awe-inspiring perspective of His power and love in their lives.
That You May Believe – John 20:30-31
The Gospel of John was written with the explicit purpose of revealing Jesus as God incarnate so that readers might place their full confidence in Him and receive eternal life. Rather than just acknowledging historical facts, true saving belief means placing your complete trust in Jesus alone, which bolsters faith and brings both a purposeful, abundant life today and eternal security for the future.