Voyagers Sermons: Recent Episodes
Voyagers Bible Church
Together, we experience true life at the feet of Jesus. Everything we do revolves around the reality of God's saving and transforming love for us in Jesus Christ.
Paul revealed the one true God through Jesus, showing that success is found in obedience, not in results.
Jesus breaks both visible and invisible chains, offering true freedom through His transforming power.
Being Spirit-filled means listening to God, trusting His timing, and following His lead with courage.
Acts 15 shows that salvation comes by grace, not tradition, inviting us to embrace God’s inclusive work.
While persecution is promised for believers, God calls us to persevere with faith, grace, and community.
The Holy Spirit speaks, sends, and fills, showing that true transformation happens through community.
God’s grace can outpace our doubts, calling us to trust His goodness and follow in faith.
The resurrection of Jesus changes everything, inviting us to experience the life-changing reality that He is alive.
In Gethsemane, Jesus embraces deep sorrow and anguish, yet remains fully obedient to the Father’s will.
Jesus reveals His righteous love, exposing hypocrisy and calling for surrendered worship over empty appearances.
The Triumphal Entry reveals Him as the humble Lamb of God, offering peace and redemption through His sacrifice.
Jesus comforts His disciples, promising a prepared place and the Holy Spirit as their constant guide.
Jesus declares, "I am the Resurrection and the Life," revealing true life and faith in trusting His perfect love, even in pain.
Jesus willingly lays down His life for His sheep, demonstrating His sacrificial love and inviting us into His fold.
Jesus teaches that abiding in Him leads to a fruitful life, allowing God to shape us for His purpose.
Jesus calls us out of darkness and into the light of His truth, life, and salvation, demanding a response to who He truly is.
Pastor Aaron explores how Jesus, as the Gate (John 10:7-9), is the access point to eternal life and true flourishing.
We explore Jesus' first "I Am" statement in John 6, revealing how only He can truly satisfy our spiritual hunger.
Pastor Chris discusses Titus 2:1-8, highlighting each generation's role in passing down faith and fostering unity.
Pastor Chris explores the idea that unity is not about simply being together but about being united in Christ.
In one of the most important moments of Peter's life, he comes face to face with the divine power of Jesus and realizes his need for mercy and grace.
In Mark 3, Jesus makes a radical statement as he elevates the spiritual family above the blood family. What does this powerful truth mean for us today?
In Matthew 18, Jesus helps his disciples understand the protective, personal and relentless love of the Father for his children.
In John 8, Jesus challenges a group of people to understand what true spiritual freedom is.
In this sermon, we see one of the most overlooked rescues in all of scripture. Jesus heals 10 men and only one comes back with gratitude, which led to worship, which led to salvation.
Paul ends the book of Titus with a call to live a profitable life in Christ. This sermon explores what is truly profitable.
God’s grace has appeared so that we would become a people that displays what Yahweh is like to the world.
In Titus 2, Paul calls each generation in the church to live out godliness. Godliness is a holy response to the father that is also influenced by others in the church.
In Titus 1:10-16, Paul has some very strong words for the false teachers, where he calls the church back to what is true.
Is the church the hope of the world? No. But a healthy church is. In the book of Titus, Paul calls Titus to build a healthy church from the leadership up.
In Acts 10, God reveals his shocking vision for the church by opening the door to Gentile believers.
In Matthew 28, Jesus gathers many on a mountain in Galilee to help them understand what it means to be messengers of the King.
Jesus loves to save, rescue, restore the weak and the faltering, oppose the proud, and oppose those who rely on themselves. He gives grace to the humble, helps those who can do nothing to help themselves, so trust him, love him, follow him.
Just after the resurrection of Christ, Jesus meets two men walking on a road. They were confused and downcast and Jesus shows them how essential his suffering and death was for the sake of the world.
The resurrection of Christ is the greatest day in history. The good news of the resurrection was and is available to all.
In John 4, Jesus intentionally walks into hostile territory to pursue a precious daughter of faith that is living in isolation and shame.
In Matthew 15, we find a nameless Canaanite woman with a great faith. Jesus will test this woman and ultimately her faith will prove to be persistent and full of praise and worship.
Mary Magdalene was redeemed from a dreadful existence to walk in gratitude, loving and serving Jesus Christ. Today, the church is being called to walk in her steps of gratitude.
In Judges 4, God uses Deborah, a prophetess and a judge to rally his people against a seemingly immovable army. This sermon reminds God's church to continue to listen and trust their God.
God has used so many of his incredible daugthers of the faith to be a part of his incredible redemption story. In this sermon, God uses Abigail to move King David from war to worship.
Through prayer, we Ask God and lean in and press on as a community, taking Jesus at His word and trusting that He is God and we are not.
When God's people pray, it is an opportunity to REJOICE in who our God is. Psalm 103 calls God's people to wake up their souls and rejoice in the Lord.
Psalm 131 brings us into the inner life of a man after God’s own heart. This sermon will encourage believers to pause and be still before their God.
From the Series: Pray
You cannot grow in prayer without some measure of effort and discomfort, self-discipline and self-denial.
From the Series: Pray
The presence of God’s Spirit in our lives is the ultimate source of Shalom. Jesus calls the Holy Spirit a source of comfort and peace in our lives.
Guest Speaker: Joe Arant
Here is the good news that angels were singing about – THIS SON – is not a symbol of peace – he is our peace that’s impossible to find anywhere else.
From the Series: Behold
Beholding God Evokes Praise… over a lifetime.
Guest Speaker: Davis Gastelum
From the Series: Behold
The story of Zechariah and Elizabeth reminds us at Christmas that we have a God who remembers, sees and knows his people.
From the series: Behold
In Isaiah 7, the news of Jesus's birth on earth is given to one of the most unlikely evil kings in the history of Judah.
From the Series: Behold
Dress the Part! When we dress for an occasion we are reminded of who we are and what we are doing. And there is no single gift, practice, opportunity, or battle tactic that provides us spiritual defense, fruits of the Spirit, Kingdom Impact, and obedience as much as prayer.
Guest Speaker: Davis Gastelum
From the Series: Worthy
In Ephesians chapter 6 Paul tells this beloved church that they are in a spiritual fight and that they have been provided spiritual armor.
From the Series: Worthy
In Ephesians 5 Paul speaks to those who are married. God has a specific and beautiful design for marriage amongst believers that began in a perfect garden.
From the Series: Worthy
In Ephesians 5 we are called to imitate God and walk in love. This is an important challenge for all believers.
From the Series: Worthy
In the latter half of Ephesians 4 the church is called to walk in the new self?
From the Series: Worthy
Unity is provided by the Holy Spirit because of the victory of Christ and is preserved by the church.
From the Series: Worthy
In Ephesians chapter 3 Paul tells the church how he has personally been given the holy responsibility of unveiling God’s mystery to the world.
From the Series: Worthy
In Ephesians 2 Paul reminds his beloved church that they are saved by grace to be a masterpiece with a masterplan.
From the series: Worthy
In the latter half of Ephesians 1, Paul calls the believers of Ephesus to know and experience the wisdom, hope, inheritance and power of God.
From the series: Worthy
In a single sentence comprised of 202 words, Paul lays out in Ephesians “every spiritual blessing” for those who are in Christ. This sermon will remind the church what is it means to live “worthy” lives.
From the series: Worthy
From the Book of Daniel, the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego teaches us that compromising in our faith is not an option.
From the series: A Game
Our God, the creator of our souls, wants us to be rich. Rich in the right things, the things that will lead us to him. And as we feel the peace and joy of pursuing Him, we can be filled with the confidence that when that day comes when our soul is required of us, we won’t look back with regret, but excitement as we look ahead to the treasures that we will be taking with us.
From the series: A-Game
In Isaiah 49 God’s people feel that they have been forgotten. In tenderness, God describes his love and faithfulness a powerful and surprising way.
From the series: Summer at the Movies
In Matthew 18 Jesus calls a little child in front of the disciples to demonstrate what greatness is in the kingdom of heaven. It was a perplexing and profound lesson for the disciples of Christ and for the church today.
From the series: Summer at the Movies
Paul calls the church to sing songs of worship and praise to God. It’s a beautiful and meaningful practice and yet the church today faces an important challenge.
From the series: Summer at the Movies
On that day the glory of God was proclaimed in the gospel of Jesus, and prince of preachers was born. Look upon the radiance, the majesty, the glory of your God in the death and resurrection of the Jesus Christ and may the Lord supernaturally conform you into the image of His Son that He might also use you to powerfully labor for the Kingdom of God!
From the series: Summer At The Movies
In Galatians 5 Paul speaks of the freedom of knowing Christ and the consequences of returning to the law. This sermon will remind the church to cherish and protect their freedom in Christ.
From the series: Summer At The Movies
Happy Father's Day! - In 1 Thessalonians 5 Paul gives the church a blueprint for how to encourage one another and then calls the church to follow do it!
From the Series: One Anothers
Pastor Gene Binder addresses the humble posture we are exhorted by God to use in our relationships with one another.
From the series: One Anothers
The Bible tells us 59 times to one another one another. Peter specifically tells us to live in harmony with one another. How is that even possible? What does it mean to live in harmony? This sermon will explore crucial truths that will help the church live out harmony.
From the series: One Anothers
In Matthew 25 Jesus gives a heavy parable about 10 bridesmaids. This parable will challenge every listener to ask the vital question, am I known by Jesus?
From the series: Storytellers
In Luke 14 Jesus tells a story that is more than a story. It’s a parable about an invitation into an already not yet Kingdom.
From the Series: Storyteller
In Genesis 22 Abraham is tested and called to sacrifice Isaac. What is God trying to growing in Abraham by making this extreme request? What are we as believers supposed to glean from such a text?
At Easter an empty tomb means everything. There is no better news for all who believe than the true story of Easter.
Easter 2023
This Sunday we remember the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. Jesus came and triumphed in a different way than the crowds anticipated.
God gives Abram a new name and identity as he becomes the father of a great nation.
From the series: Father Abraham
Genesis 16 is a mess! Abram and Sarai are rebellious and faithless. And yet, God still remains faithful.
From the series: Father Abraham
“A Divine covenant is not a mutual agreement on equal terms between two parties, but a Divine promise assured.” -Maclaren
From the series: Father Abraham
In Genesis 14 Abram get into an important fight. His fight was of flesh and blood while our fight is not.
If you have faith in the destination, double down on the journey!
From the Series: Father Abraham
In Genesis 12 God calls Abram to a life of true faith. Abraham is considered the father of the faithful, in this sermon he will serve as a model for the faithful even today.
From the Series: Father Abraham
In our final message within this series we look at the importance of scripture in the life of a believer.
From the Series: How We Grow
Jesus taught his disciples how to pray and the early church actually did it! In fact, the early church would not have been such a mighty church without prayer. This sermon will challenge us to grow in prayer.
From the series: How We Grow
What does it mean to “Be still and know that he is God?” In this sermon, we will explore Psalm 46 and it’s incredible roots.
From the Series: How We Grow
One important way we grow as believers in by purposefully committing to God’s church. This sermon will examine on important image of the church.
From the series: How We Grow
God is always calling His people to grow, but there is something so sweet about the beginning of the year. In this sermon we will study Psalm 23 and talk about what it means to truly rest, be restored, rely on God and more.
From the Series: How We Grow
Joy is produced in us through hope and faith. Through God’s common grace, defined as the grace of God by which He gives people immeasurable blessings that are not part of salvation, all people experience joy in different ways (think of the things you would say bring you joy). What is unique in those things, is when you remember them, they often produce the same feeling of joy. It is important to understand there is a distinction between joy and happiness.
John 14:27 - 27 says "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid." On Christmas, we celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace!
Let us see Him this Christmas, with eyes wide open as the promised Redeemer for all that He is to us.
In Luke Chapter 1, the three main players didn't miss the incredible MERCY of God in Christmas. in this sermon, we will magnify the mercy of God through the coming Jesus!
From the series: Magnify
In this series we will magnify the one who was to come and what he was bringing with him. Jesus brought a light to this earth that could not be ignored.
From the series: Magnify
Here’s the good news. And there is always good news with Jesus. God does not demand perfect where perfection is not possible, but he commands us to aspire and try to love others the way that Jesus did.
In this sermon we learn that our Proof of Life is displayed in our life through obedience to Christ. John challenges his audience to walk as Jesus walked in obedience.
From the series: Proof of Life
In this series we will explore what it means to have Proof of Life. How can we know that we are true believers? How can we know that our eternity is secure? John the Apostle writes to a group of inseucre believers to anwer those very important questions.
From the series Proof of Life
As Ruth comes to Boaz on the threshing floor, she makes a bold request. This sermon explores two storeis: Ruth's and ours as believers.
Pastor Gene Binder goes in depth on the relationship between the Bread of our lives and our hunger for our Savior.
From the series on Ruth.
The Story of Ruth is a classic biblical redemption story. There is a cage, a fall, a path of destruction but in God’s goodness there is also mercy and grace and a return.
From A Study of Ruth
The second value in our new new vision enocourages us to "Live Generously." From the sermon series, "Refuge."
This sermon kicks off a new vision for our church. This challenging sermon reminds us of our place in the refuge of Jesus Christ. The sermon also challenges those who love Christ to extend the grace that they have been given to the people around them. From the sermon series, "Refuge: Vision Series."
The Parable of the Shrewd Manager, found in Luke 16, is among the most difficult parables to understand, and even tougher to apply. In this sermon, we explore how we at Voyagers can glean from Jesus’ teaching that unrighteous wealth has a righteous purpos
In Mark 10, Jesus has one of his most famous and controversial conversations if all of the gospels with a rich young ruler. It’s through this conversation, we learn how God makes eternal life possible. From the sermon series, "Red Letter Living".
Is God fair? This is the question that Jesus attempts to answer in Matthew 20 when he gives the parable of the vineyard workers. This sermon will reveal just how generous God truly is. From the seromon series Red Letter Living.
In Matthew 5, we find some of Jesus' most challenging and extreme words he's ever instructed. In this sermon, we will hear about Jesus' command to love our enemies. From the sermon series, "Red Letter Living".
In Paul’s final words to his beloved church, he reminds them of a powerful secret that can only be found in Christ; contentment is truly possible. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
In this sermon, we examine Philippians 4:1-9 and address Paul’s short list of two very important markers of the Christian faith with a closing admonishment to put them into practice in a way that honors God. As a result, we will experience the peace of God that can only come from the God of peace.
In this sermon, we study Paul’s powerful analogy for the church of Philippi that life in Christ is like running a race. This race is already won, what matters the most is how we run. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
What does it mean to be a servant of God? In Philippians 2, Paul highlights two tremendous servants, Timothy and Epaphroditus. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
Paul reminds his beloved Philippians to dig deeper into their relationship with Christ, to work out their salvation, on the energy and indwelling of God. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
In Mark 5, we see two people come to Jesus in confident faith. Each of them are risking something to come and place themselves at the feet of Jesus. It’s their confidence in Jesus that brought them to Him, but it’s their faith that will change them.
In the midst of potential division within the Church of Philippi, Paul reminds this beloved church of Christ’s humility. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
The Bible talks a lot about leadership. In this sermon, we will discuss the nature and importance of "followership". A standalone sermon.
The Apostle Paul was an awesome example of living the sacrificial life and still finding the joy in it. This sermon explores how sacrifice is a part of the life of every believer. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
Some of Jesus's last words before breathing his last breath capture the entirety of the Gospel message: "Father, forgive them..."
The resurrection of Jesus is the center of the good news. His resurrection reveals so many important truths about God and his people.
The first Palm Sunday came with so many hopes and expectations. This week we explore the triumphal entry and the hope that Jesus brought on that first Palm Sunday.
Is joy really possible? Paul writes the church to tell them that joy was in fact possible even in the midst of suffering. As Christians, one of our sources for joy is watching God move in and through other believers. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
The unlikely story of the church of Philippians begins with serious obedience. Let's see its birth through the eyes of the founders. From the sermon series, "Serious Joy".
In Luke 5, we see four people whose lives are all a mess and Jesus, more than willing to jump into each of those lives. As people of Christ, we are called to embrace messy people that same way. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church."
Giving cheerfully and generously is a matter of the heart. Paul gives us a bird’s eye view of what faithful stewardship of our money looks like. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
In this week and next week's sermons, we will dive into what our relationship with money looks like. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
In this sermon we examine the importance of forgiveness in the life of a believer. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
A reality of our salvation from Jesus is that we are encouraged. In this sermon, we explore what true encouragement is and how we can serve those around us with our words and deeds. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
In this sermon, we will study the fullness of the good news that was delivered by and through Jesus over two-thousand years ago. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
A healthy church grows in maturity. In this sermon, we will explore the incredible invitation God gives to his children to grow. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
What does it really mean to make disciples? Jesus shows us that it begins with being a "learner". From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
What is my purpose? What does God most deserve from his people? We will answer all of those important questions as we talk about what it truly means for a healthy church to glorify God. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
What makes up a healthy church? In this sermon, we will explore how the authority of scripture leads, guides and commands the church to grow and remain healthy. From the sermon series, "The Healthy Church".
In this sermon, we learn how Psalm 18 gave a great picture of real strength and leadership as modeled by David's humble gratitude toward's God.
In this sermon, we learn about what God sees as an unforgivable sin in His eyes. This is a standalone sermon.
As we prepare for a new year ahead of us, this sermon reviews key moments in David's life and several "Prep-Steps" we can take to continue to remain in Jesus above all else. From the sermon series, "Humble Beginnings".
Jesus was a gift wrapped in humility. He was a gift that the world didn't see coming or know how much they needed. He's not only a gift people can love, he is a gift that loved people first. From the sermon series, "Humble Beginnings".
The birth place of Jesus and invitation of the shepherds reveals God’s call for our own humility as we worship Jesus this Christmas. In this sermon, we'll look at how humility is a prerequisite for fully worshiping our Lord. From the sermon series, "Humble Beginnings".
God not only chooses humility for his son, but also chooses a humble woman to bear his son. In this sermon, we explore Mary’s response to the news that she would give birth to the savior. From the sermon series, "Humble Beginnings".
In Jesus' very own genealogy, there are royals AND rebels. Which one are you? The good news is that Jesus' humility leaves room for everyone. From the sermon series, "Humble Beginnings".
Pastor Gene Binder closes out the book of Joshua and talks about what it means to "be complete" in this life and in the life to come. From the sermon series, "The BE Series".
In this sermon, we study Joshua 22. We are called to look at our lives and examine them for areas of compromise. From the sermon series, "The BE Series".
Chris Hedrick's sermon from the book of Joshua. From the sermons series, "The BE Series".
Davis Gastelum's sermon from the book of Joshua. From the sermon series, "The BE Series".
Chris Hedrick's sermon from the book of Joshua. From the sermon series, "The BE Series".
Chris Hedrick's sermon from the book of Joshua. From the sermon series, "The BE Series".