Jeremiah Williamson Preaching: Recent Episodes
Jeremiah Williamson
Jesus sent seventy disciples ahead of Him with a simple mission: announce that the Kingdom of God had come near. That mission hasn't changed. In this message from Luke 10, we'll explore what it means to live as ambassadors of Christ, trust the King for our provision, carry His peace wherever we go, and rejoice above all that our names are written in heaven. Every believer has been sent.
Is God nudging you to move, but the next step still looks foggy—or costly? In this episode, we talk about how to follow where He leads: discerning His voice, surrendering our plans, obeying promptly (not perfectly), and trusting that clarity often comes after obedience. If you’re stuck in the “what ifs,” this one’s for you.
Still wrestling with the sins you thought you buried? This episode unpacks what Scripture really means by “dying to sin”—not managing it, but crucifying the old self and living alive to God. If you’re tired of cycling through guilt, defeat, and empty resolve, lean in: we’ll talk union with Christ, the power of the Spirit, and practical ways to present your life as an instrument of righteousness.
Do you ever feel overlooked, unimportant, or like your life doesn’t matter? In this episode, we’re reminded of a powerful truth—you are precious to God. Through Scripture and heartfelt reflection, this message speaks directly to the weary and the forgotten, assuring you that your value isn’t measured by the world’s standards, but by the love of the One who made you. If you’ve ever questioned your worth, this is one you need to hear.
Tired of feeling like your prayers are just hitting the ceiling? In this episode, we unpack what it means to pray with real purpose—not just out of routine, but out of relationship. If you’ve ever struggled with knowing how to talk to God or wondered why your prayer life feels dry, this message is for you!
It's important, as a new or old Christian, to know that God is always there. There's no limit on His love and grace for us.
This sermon was preached on Easter of 2019. Many times a person when seeking salvation will only look at what it will cost them. Perhaps they should consider what the salvation cost Jesus. While we consider and put off the decision Jesus didn't hesitate to pay ANY cost to bring salvation.