Join us for a thought-provoking weekly message from lead pastor Stephen Saxton at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
Stephen Saxton | Good Work: Built for Rest | Matthew 11:28–30
In the finale of our Good Work series, Pastor Stephen Saxton reminds us that God didn’t just design us for work—He designed us for rest. From Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28–30, we learn that real Sabbath rest isn’t something we buy or earn; it’s a gift we receive by trusting Him.
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📖 Scripture: Matthew 11:28–30; Genesis 2:1–3; Hebrews 4; Mark 2:27
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Stephen Saxton | Good Work: Serving Christ in Our Work and Leadership | Ephesians 6:5–9
In part four of our Good Work series, Pastor Stephen Saxton unpacks Ephesians 6:5–9 to show how both workers and leaders are called to live out their faith in the way they work and lead.
Discover how:
When we approach work with this mindset, we not only glorify God but also bless those around us in meaningful, everyday ways.
📖 Scripture: Ephesians 6:5–9
🎥 Speaker: Stephen Saxton
📍 Islands Christian Church, Savannah, GA
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Good Work: The Gospel Changes Work | 1 Corinthians 10:31 | Stephen Saxton
What does faith have to do with your 9-to-5? In this message, Pastor Stephen Saxton teaches from 1 Corinthians 10:31, reminding us that there is no divide between sacred and secular. All of life—including work, chores, and everyday tasks—is meant to glorify God.
Discover how the gospel reframes your perspective on work by showing:
Your work is not “just a job.” It’s worship when it’s done for the One who bought you with a price.
📖 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:31, 1 Corinthians 6:19–20, John 17:4–5
🎙️ Speaker: Stephen Saxton
📍 Islands Christian Church, Savannah, GA
🌐 Learn more: islandschristian.org
Good Work: When Work Feels Frustrating | Genesis 3:17–19, Ecclesiastes 2:18–21 | Stephen Saxton
Work was part of God’s good design, but ever since the fall it has been marked by frustration and futility. In this message, Pastor Stephen Saxton continues our Good Work series with Genesis 3:17–19 and Ecclesiastes 2:18–21, showing how sin reshaped our experience of work—and how God gives us hope in the midst of it.
Learn how your daily labor:
Wherever you find yourself—home, office, classroom, or job site—your work may be hard, but in Christ it is never meaningless.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 3:17–19, Ecclesiastes 2:18–21
🎙️ Speaker: Stephen Saxton
📍 Islands Christian Church, Savannah, GA
📅 Recorded: September 14, 2025
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Good Work: Reflecting God | Genesis 1:26–28 | Stephen Saxton
Work isn’t just a necessary evil or something to get through until the weekend—it’s part of God’s original design for us. In this message, Pastor Stephen Saxton begins our Good Work series with Genesis 1:26–28, showing how work reflects the image of God.
Learn how your daily labor:
Wherever you find yourself—home, office, classroom, or job site—your work has dignity and meaning when it’s done for the Lord.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 1:26–28, Colossians 3:23
🎙️ Speaker: Stephen Saxton
📍 Islands Christian Church, Savannah, GA
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This week on the Islands Christian Church podcast, we hear from Luke Baham as he shares his very first sermon at Islands. Drawing from Matthew 16:24, Luke reminds us that following Jesus means denying ourselves, taking up our cross daily, and choosing God’s will over our own—even in the small, everyday moments of life.
With personal stories from parenting, nursing, and daily perseverance, Luke shows how even ordinary tasks can become acts of worship when offered to God. And he points us to the truth that joy isn’t the absence of hardship, but the presence of God with us in the midst of it.
Listen in and be encouraged to carry your cross each day, trusting that the joy of the Lord is your strength.
Scripture: Matthew 16:24, Luke 9:23, Colossians 3:23, Hebrews 12:2
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Islands Christian Church is a casual, welcoming church in Savannah, Georgia, where everyone is invited to come as they are. Each Sunday includes modern worship, practical Bible teaching, and a safe, fun environment for kids to learn about Jesus. Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or you’re just beginning to ask questions about faith, you belong here.
Join us in person or online Sundays at 10 a.m. Learn more at islandschristian.org or connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.
This week on the Islands Christian Church Podcast, we continue our series Already & Not Yet. Pastor Stephen Saxton shares a message from Colossians 1:24–29, reminding us that Christ living in us is the true hope of glory and the anchor for our faith today.
📖 Scripture Reference: Colossians 1:24–29
🗒 Read the full transcript here: https://www.islandschristian.org/podcast/podcast-s3-e49-already-and-not-yet-ep-5
The Islands Podcast is a weekly teaching ministry of Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia. Our mission is to connect people to Jesus and to each other in a welcoming, family-like atmosphere.
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In this week’s message, Pastor Stephen continues the Already & Not Yet series by exploring the Lord’s Prayer, specifically the phrase: “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” What does the Kingdom of God really mean? When did it arrive, and how does it impact our lives today?
We learn that God’s kingdom is the range of His effective will—where what He desires is fully carried out without resistance. Jesus brought this kingdom near, making God’s reign accessible to us in a new and personal way. Though we live in a world still marked by brokenness and evil, God’s kingdom is already present wherever we surrender our lives to His rule.
This sermon unpacks three key truths: the definition of the kingdom, the arrival of the kingdom through Jesus, and the impact of the kingdom when we submit our “little kingdoms” to Him. Living under God’s reign transforms our ethics, our relationships, and our daily choices, allowing us to embody the hope of the gospel in an “already and not yet” world.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 6:9–13
🔑 Keywords: Faith, Hope, Redemption, Kingdom of God, Lord’s Prayer, Already and Not Yet, Christian Podcast, Sermon Podcast, Savannah GA Church, Gospel Teaching
✨ Islands Christian Church is located in Savannah, Georgia. We meet Sundays at 10 AM. You can join our live service broadcast every week on YouTube and Facebook.
In this message, Pastor Stephen unpacks the deep meaning of communion as more than a simple ritual—it’s a banquet that points both backward and forward in our faith. Looking back, we remember Christ’s sacrifice, His body broken and His blood poured out for our freedom. Looking forward, we anticipate the great banquet to come when Jesus returns to celebrate with His people. Along the way, we discover that communion also gives us everything we need right now—gratitude, humility, unity, and hope—as we wait for the ultimate feast in God’s kingdom.
📖 Scripture: Matthew 26:26–29
🔑 Keywords: Faith, Hope, Redemption, Communion, Lord’s Supper, Eucharist, Christian Podcast, Savannah GA Church, Sermon Podcast, Gospel Teaching, Banquet of the Lamb
✨ Islands Christian Church is located in Savannah, Georgia. We meet Sundays at 10 AM. You can join us live on YouTube and Facebook each week to worship and hear the message.
What does it mean to be redeemed—but not fully realize it yet? In this message from Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, we explore the powerful truth found in Ephesians 1:3–10. You already have redemption through Jesus Christ. You are holy and blameless in God’s eyes, even if you don’t feel like it. This sermon unpacks the tension of living in the "already and not yet" of the Christian life and invites you to walk in the truth of who you already are in Christ.
Join us each week as we grow in faith together. We meet every Sunday at 10 AM in Savannah, GA. You can worship with us live on YouTube or catch the full sermon here on the podcast anytime.
Already and Not Yet, Part 2: A Better World is Coming
Pastor Stephen Saxton | Romans 8:18–30 | Islands Christian Church
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Why does the world feel so broken? Why do we instinctively know that things aren’t the way they’re supposed to be? In this episode, Pastor Stephen Saxton unpacks Romans 8:18–30 and the tension we all live in, the already and not yet of the gospel. Though we experience pain, loss, and suffering in this life, Scripture reminds us that a better world is coming.
Discover the biblical promise that all creation will be restored, our bodies will be redeemed, and God's Spirit is already at work in us as a guarantee of what’s to come. If you’ve ever struggled to make sense of the pain around you, or longed for something more, this message will give you hope for the future and encouragement for today.
Key themes:
Hope in suffering, the new creation, restoration, the Holy Spirit, Christian hope, heaven and earth, redemption, already and not yet
🎧 Listen now for a powerful reminder that the world’s brokenness is not the end of the story. Jesus is making all things new.
What do you do when life knocks you off rhythm? In this message from Psalm 103, we’re reminded that worship isn’t just an emotion—it’s a declaration. David speaks truth to his soul, choosing to remember God's mercy, justice, and unfailing love.
This episode invites you to renew your mind, rest in God’s character, and let His grace move you again—no matter what season you're in.
Topics include:
• Speaking truth to your soul
• Trusting God's timing for justice
• Real strength and beauty in Christ
• Praising God in hard seasons
What does it really mean to love God with all your heart—and how does that love shape the way you treat others? In this message, Pastor Stephen unpacks Jesus’s command in Matthew 22 and reminds us that true love begins with devotion to God. Only when our love for Him is first can we truly love our neighbors in a meaningful, selfless way. From personal stories to powerful theology, this sermon explores how God defines love, how He modeled it through Jesus, and how we’re called to reflect it in our everyday lives.
The Islands Christian podcast is a production of Islands Christian Church, which meets in Savannah, GA.
This message from Pastor Stephen launches a powerful two-week sermon series on The Greatest Command from Matthew 22:37–40. Discover how Jesus' call to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind can bring unity to the fragmented areas of life. If you’ve ever struggled to balance faith, family, work, and personal identity, this teaching offers biblical truth and practical steps to live with greater integrity and purpose. Tune in for encouragement, spiritual growth, and a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
The Islands Christian podcast is a production of Islands Christian Church, which meets in Savannah, GA.
This week, guest speaker Ernie Banks walks us through Romans 12 and what it really means to live in light of God’s mercy. When we truly understand what God has done for us, it changes everything—our mindset, our worship, our relationships, and our purpose.
Ernie challenges us to stop conforming to the patterns around us and start living with a renewed mind. From sincere love to using our unique gifts, Romans 12 gives us a picture of what a transformed life actually looks like.
Whether you’re exploring faith or looking for clarity in how to live it out, this message is full of honest, practical wisdom rooted in truth.
As we begin our new series Mercy + Light, guest speaker Ernie Banks walks us through the big-picture message of Romans 1–11 to help us understand the weight and beauty of God’s mercy. Before we dive into Romans 12 next week, this message sets the stage by reminding us that in Christ, there is no condemnation, only freedom, forgiveness, and the power of the Spirit.
What does real love look like? In this week’s message from our “Summer of Love” series, we look at the radical call of 1 John 3:16—to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters. This isn’t just about feelings or words, but sacrificial, Christ-like love in action. Pastor Stephen challenges us to move beyond comfort and convenience, and into a life of love that reflects Jesus’ own. If you’ve ever wondered how love should shape your everyday relationships, this message is for you.
What does real love look like—and how does it show up in our everyday lives? In this week’s message, Pastor Stephen continues our Summer of Love series with a powerful question: How can I know if I really know Jesus?
Looking at 1 John, we’re reminded that love isn’t just a feeling or a phrase—it’s the evidence of a life changed by Christ. If we claim to walk in the light but hold onto hate, we’re missing something essential. But when we love others the way Jesus loves us, it’s a sign that our faith is genuine.
Whether you're deep in your faith or just starting to explore who Jesus is, this message offers a challenging and hope-filled reminder that love is more than words—it’s a way of life.
What is love, really? And who gets to define it? In this episode, Pastor Stephen begins our new series, Summer of Love, with a powerful message from 1 John 1. We take a deep look at the source of love and life, and we’re reminded that Jesus is not just a part of the story—He is the story. If you’ve ever wondered whether being a good person is enough, or if you’ve tried to find meaning without Jesus at the center, this message is for you. Life isn’t something we create. It’s something we receive. And it has a name.
Scripture: 1 John 1:1–10
This week, we were honored to welcome our friend Derek Koone to teach from Mark 11, where Jesus curses a fig tree and turns over tables in the temple. These moments might seem confusing at first—but Derek helps us see the deeper truth: Jesus wasn’t just making a statement about trees or temples. He was calling His people to something greater.
God has always desired that His people be a light to the nations, a place where heaven touches earth. But instead of bearing fruit, the people had built walls. Instead of welcoming the outsider, they were shutting them out. And Jesus came to turn that system upside down—not to purify a building, but to purify a people.
This message is a clear and timely reminder: because of Jesus, we can be “grapes in the desert”—a refreshing, welcoming presence in a weary world. Let’s be the kind of people who make it easier for others to experience God’s love, not harder.
In the final message of our "If God Is For Us" series, Pastor Stephen dives deep into Romans 8:31–39, revealing how the gospel is the solution to both our internal struggles and external hardships. From the shame we carry to the suffering we face, God’s love through Christ secures our identity and assures our victory. No accusation—whether from others or ourselves—can stand against us, and no circumstance can separate us from His love. This message is a powerful reminder: we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.
Have you ever wondered if God is really for you, especially when life feels like it’s falling apart? In this message kicking off our new series, If God Is For Us, we dive into Romans 8:31–39 and explore one of the most powerful truths in Scripture: no matter what comes against you, if God is for you, that changes everything.
Pastor Stephen reminds us that our feelings aren't always reliable, but God’s Word is. Even when circumstances suggest otherwise, the cross stands as undeniable proof that God is on your side. Through seasons of pain, unanswered questions, and spiritual opposition, we can anchor ourselves in the truth that our greatest need has already been met in Jesus.
For this week's podcast, we welcome Grant Roszkowiak as our guest speaker. Grant delves into the powerful theme of "Come and See," exploring the personal experience of faith and the importance of inviting others to encounter Jesus. Drawing from John 1, he illustrates how Philip's invitation to Nathaniel, "Come and see," serves as a simple yet profound way to share the transformative power of Christ with the world. Through engaging stories and personal reflections, Grant challenges us to live out our faith by offering others the opportunity to "taste and see" the goodness of God, just as we would invite someone to try something new. It's an encouraging message of freedom in faith, reminding us that our role isn't to convince but to simply invite others to experience the love and transformation that only Jesus can offer.
This Easter, Pastor Stephen Saxton shares a powerful message about the heart of the Christian faith: the resurrection of Jesus. It’s not just a metaphor—it’s a historical, world-changing event. In this message, you’ll hear why the resurrection matters, even if you’ve struggled with doubt. You’ll also discover the life-changing gifts Jesus brings through His victory over death: a personal connection with God, purpose for your life, and peace that endures even in the hardest moments.
Whether you’re full of faith or full of questions, this message is for you.
📖 Scripture: John 20:11–23
📍 From Islands Christian Church in Savannah, GA
🎙️ “If Jesus really rose from the dead… then everything changes.”
As we prepare our hearts for Easter, we’ve been walking through what Jesus accomplished on the cross. Over the past two weeks in our series 'The Cross', we’ve explored propitiation, how Jesus satisfied God’s righteous anger, and redemption, how He set us free from the power of sin and death. This week, Pastor Stephen unpacks the final piece: justification. What does it mean to be made right with God, and how does that truth impact the way we live every day?
In part two of our series The Cross, we wrestle with a powerful question: Why did Jesus have to die? It’s a deeply personal question—and one that gets to the heart of the gospel. We look at what Jesus’ death actually means for you, and how understanding core biblical truths, even the big doctrinal ones, can give your faith a firm foundation. Let’s lean in together and think deeply about what the cross accomplished—and what it means for our lives today.
As we lead up to Easter, we’re kicking off a new series called The Cross. Before we celebrate the resurrection, we’ve got to stop and wrestle with a deeper question—Why did Jesus have to die? In this message, Pastor Stephen walks us through Romans 3 and introduces three powerful words that help us understand the cross: redemption, justification, and propitiation (yes, we’re saying it together). Let’s build a stronger foundation for our faith—because when we get the why, the celebration means even more.
Have you ever met someone who completely changed your faith journey? This week, Pastor Stephen shares how God uses relationships to grow our faith, deepen our trust in Him, and shape our spiritual lives. Through biblical wisdom and personal stories, we’ll explore how the people around us influence our faith—for better or worse—and how we can make ourselves available for the relationships God provides. Whether you’re looking to grow in faith or be that person for someone else, this message will challenge and encourage you.
Have you ever met someone who completely changed your faith journey? This week, Pastor Stephen shares how God uses relationships to grow our faith, deepen our trust in Him, and shape our spiritual lives. Through biblical wisdom and personal stories, we’ll explore how the people around us influence our faith—for better or worse—and how we can make ourselves available for the relationships God provides. Whether you’re looking to grow in faith or be that person for someone else, this message will challenge and encourage you.
Have you ever met someone who completely changed your faith journey? This week, Pastor Stephen shares how God uses relationships to grow our faith, deepen our trust in Him, and shape our spiritual lives. Through biblical wisdom and personal stories, we’ll explore how the people around us influence our faith—for better or worse—and how we can make ourselves available for the relationships God provides. Whether you’re looking to grow in faith or be that person for someone else, this message will challenge and encourage you.
Whatever we do, we typically want to be better at it. Whether we are playing an instrument, practicing martial arts or just loving our children, most people want to grow in the endeavor. Our faith is no different. We start out on the journey of following Jesus, and we hope we grow stronger and more faithful as we follow Jesus more closely. But, here’s the thing, it doesn’t just happen automatically. Growing in our faith demands intentionally doing things that foster growth. During these next five weeks, we’ll unpack some of those things that God uses to grow our faith.
In this episode, we explore what it means to have a growing faith and a deep trust in God. Looking at the story of the centurion in Matthew 8, we see an example of extraordinary faith—one that amazed even Jesus. True faith is not just believing in God’s existence but trusting that He is actively involved in every detail of our lives. How can we cultivate that kind of faith? How do we trust God even in times of uncertainty? Join us as we unpack these questions and discover how trusting God transforms our lives.
Message by Stephen Saxton recorded February 23, 2025, at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia
This week on The Islands Christian Church Podcast, we’re continuing our series, The Thankful Church, with a powerful message from special guest Jeremy Crosby. Jeremy, who serves as the operations pastor at Gateway Church, brings a heartfelt and challenging word about what it means to be a church that serves.
Drawing from Jesus' example, Jeremy unpacks how true gratitude is expressed not just in our words but in the way we serve—both inside the church and out in the community. Through real-life stories and biblical truth, he reminds us that every act of service is an opportunity to reflect Christ’s love.
So, what if our thankfulness to God was measured by how we serve? Listen in and be encouraged to take your next step in living a life of gratitude through serving.
In this message, Pastor Stephen continues our series onThe Marks of a Thankful Church by exploring what it truly means to give. Giving is more than financial generosity—it’s about giving ourselves to one another in community. Drawing from Galatians 6, we see how a healthy church supports those in seasons of weakness, knowing that one day, we’ll all need that same support.
Through personal stories and biblical wisdom, this sermon challenges us to move beyond self-sufficiency and embrace the power of a grace-filled community. How can we use our strength to lift others? And what happens when it’s our turn to be weak?
Listen in and discover how a thankful church gives—because giving isn’t just about what we have, but about who we are.
Join Pastor Stephen Saxton as we dive into the heart of what it means to be a church marked by gratitude. In this new series, The Thankful Church, we explore how thankfulness is more than just a feeling—it’s a lifestyle that transforms the way we worship, give, and serve.
Throughout this series, we’ll discover how a grateful heart strengthens our community and brings glory to Christ. You’ll be challenged to reflect on how thankfulness shapes your own life, and how, together, we can make a deeper impact by living out the love and generosity God has shown us.
Whether you’re exploring faith, new to church, or have been part of a community for years, this series offers something for everyone. Join us in embracing the power of a thankful heart as we grow together in 2025.
Start 2025 with us as Pastor Stephen shares a new sermon series: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God—Stories of the Redeemed will explore powerful stories of God's transformative grace.
Start 2025 with us as Pastor Stephen shares a new sermon series: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God—Stories of the Redeemed will explore powerful stories of God's transformative grace.
Start 2025 with us as Pastor Stephen shares a new sermon series: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God—Stories of the Redeemed will explore powerful stories of God's transformative grace.
Start 2025 with us as Pastor Stephen shares a new sermon series: Ordinary People, Extraordinary God—Stories of the Redeemed will explore powerful stories of God's transformative grace.
Welcome to The Islands Christian Church Podcast! Islands Christian Church is a non-denominational church in Savannah, Georgia, where we believe in connecting people to Jesus and each other. Join us every Sunday at 9:15 AM for worship, in person or online.
This podcast features thought-provoking sermons designed to inspire spiritual growth and deepen your faith. In our latest series, He Shall Be Called, we explore the profound names of Jesus from Isaiah 9:6—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These messages will help you discover how Jesus meets you where you are, offers hope, and transforms your life through His love.
Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast is for you. Tune in and grow with us!
Welcome to The Islands Christian Church Podcast! Islands Christian Church is a non-denominational church in Savannah, Georgia, where we believe in connecting people to Jesus and each other. Join us every Sunday at 9:15 AM for worship, in person or online.
This podcast features thought-provoking sermons designed to inspire spiritual growth and deepen your faith. In our latest series, He Shall Be Called, we explore the profound names of Jesus from Isaiah 9:6—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These messages will help you discover how Jesus meets you where you are, offers hope, and transforms your life through His love.
Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast is for you. Tune in and grow with us!
Welcome to The Islands Christian Church Podcast! Islands Christian Church is a non-denominational church in Savannah, Georgia, where we believe in connecting people to Jesus and each other. Join us every Sunday at 9:15 AM for worship, in person or online.
This podcast features thought-provoking sermons designed to inspire spiritual growth and deepen your faith. In our latest series, He Shall Be Called, we explore the profound names of Jesus from Isaiah 9:6—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These messages will help you discover how Jesus meets you where you are, offers hope, and transforms your life through His love.
Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast is for you. Tune in and grow with us!
Welcome to The Islands Christian Church Podcast! Islands Christian Church is a non-denominational church in Savannah, Georgia, where we believe in connecting people to Jesus and each other. Join us every Sunday at 9:15 AM for worship, in person or online.
This podcast features thought-provoking sermons designed to inspire spiritual growth and deepen your faith. In our latest series, He Shall Be Called, we explore the profound names of Jesus from Isaiah 9:6—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These messages will help you discover how Jesus meets you where you are, offers hope, and transforms your life through His love.
Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast is for you. Tune in and grow with us!
Welcome to The Islands Christian Church Podcast! Islands Christian Church is a non-denominational church in Savannah, Georgia, where we believe in connecting people to Jesus and each other. Join us every Sunday at 9:15 AM for worship, in person or online.
This podcast features thought-provoking sermons designed to inspire spiritual growth and deepen your faith. In our latest series, He Shall Be Called, we explore the profound names of Jesus from Isaiah 9:6—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These messages will help you discover how Jesus meets you where you are, offers hope, and transforms your life through His love.
Whether you’re new to faith or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast is for you. Tune in and grow with us!
In this episode, we explore what it means to live on mission through generosity. Discover how trusting God with your resources aligns your heart with His purpose, meets the needs of others, and brings Him glory. Learn practical steps to embrace generosity and live out your eternal mission.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In this episode, we explore what it means to live on mission through generosity. Discover how trusting God with your resources aligns your heart with His purpose, meets the needs of others, and brings Him glory. Learn practical steps to embrace generosity and live out your eternal mission.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
Many approach prayer as a way to feel better or to ask for what we want, but is that what prayer was really meant for? Drawing from John 14, this message explores Jesus’ powerful promise that those who believe in Him will do “greater things”—and how a prayer life rooted in God’s glory, rather than personal gain, is the foundation for living on mission.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In today’s episode, we dive into the powerful message from our "Liturgy of Politics" series, exploring how our daily practices and the cultural "liturgies" we engage in shape our hearts, loyalties, and worship. Drawing from the works of philosophers like James K. Smith and scripture passages such as Colossians 3:1-2, we examine the profound influence of both spiritual and secular routines in forming what matters most to us. Discover how participating in church gatherings, prayer, and scripture can help us center our hearts on Christ, especially during politically charged times. Join us as we reflect on aligning our lives with God’s kingdom, prioritizing our devotion to Christ above earthly allegiances, and checking our hearts in the midst of this season.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In today’s episode, we dive into the powerful message from our "Liturgy of Politics" series, exploring how our daily practices and the cultural "liturgies" we engage in shape our hearts, loyalties, and worship. Drawing from the works of philosophers like James K. Smith and scripture passages such as Colossians 3:1-2, we examine the profound influence of both spiritual and secular routines in forming what matters most to us. Discover how participating in church gatherings, prayer, and scripture can help us center our hearts on Christ, especially during politically charged times. Join us as we reflect on aligning our lives with God’s kingdom, prioritizing our devotion to Christ above earthly allegiances, and checking our hearts in the midst of this season.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In this sermon, guest speaker Clay Hining unpacks the profound significance of ordinary moments in our lives and how God can use them for His purpose. Through the story of Paul's encounter with Lydia in Acts 16:11-15, we learn that sharing the Gospel doesn't require miraculous events—just a willingness to step outside, sit down with people, and have simple conversations about Jesus.
Whether you feel unqualified or unsure about sharing your faith, this sermon will encourage and inspire you to see every moment as an opportunity to make a difference for God's kingdom.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In this final part of the Prodigal God series, we dive into how to experience deep, lasting change in our lives by continually celebrating the gospel. The Christian life is like a feast, one we’re meant to enjoy daily, not alone, but in community with others. Join us as we explore what it means to live transformed lives, grounded in grace and connected to Christ, with practical ways to keep celebrating our salvation every single day. Based on 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 and Colossians 3:1-3.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
https://www.youtube.com/@IslandsChristianChurch
In part 4 of our Prodigal God series, we dive into the heart of the story—the father’s incredible, reckless love. It’s not just about the sons being lost, but about a father who’s willing to pour out extravagant grace on both of them. What does that kind of grace look like for us today? Join us as we explore how God’s love goes beyond what we deserve and why His “prodigal” grace has the power to change everything. Whether you’ve strayed far or stayed close, there’s something here for you.
Worship with us in person at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia or online on our YouTube channel every Sunday at 9:15 AM.
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In this series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.
In this new series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.
In this new series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.
In this new series, Come & See, we're talking about Jesus' message: inviting everyone to know God. But this message isn't just talked about – it's shared by people who have personally experienced God through Jesus. They tell their stories and show how God changed their lives. Over the next few weeks, we'll explore what it means to invite others to see Jesus in how we live, what we do, and in our group of Christian friends.
The book of Jonah is the story of a man who ran from God. Through this series we'll learn from Jonah why we run and how we can stop running from God.
The book of Jonah is the story of a man who ran from God. Through this series we'll learn from Jonah why we run and how we can stop running from God.
The book of Jonah is the story of a man who ran from God. Through this series we'll learn from Jonah why we run and how we can stop running from God.
Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Special thanks to our guest speaker Ernie Banks.
Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Special thanks to our guest speaker Ernie Banks.
Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Over the summer, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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In the coming weeks, we'll be exploring the Parables of Jesus. These are stories that Jesus told to teach us important lessons. Think of them as illustrations that help us understand truths better. Stories have a special way of connecting with us and making truths come alive. Jesus used parables to show us truth in a way that touches our hearts, not just our minds. Get ready to discover the power and meaning behind these parables as we embark on this exciting journey together.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Right now, the currency of our culture is offense. We have an anger problem. Sometimes it’s even easy to justify when it comes to injustice, evil, and sin. But Jesus invites us to live differently. He calls us to live unoffendable.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Listen to this special Mother's Day episode recorded May 14, 2023.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Right now, the currency of our culture is offense. We have an anger problem. Sometimes it’s even easy to justify when it comes to injustice, evil, and sin. But Jesus invites us to live differently. He calls us to live unoffendable.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Right now, the currency of our culture is offense. We have an anger problem. Sometimes it’s even easy to justify when it comes to injustice, evil, and sin. But Jesus invites us to live differently. He calls us to live unoffendable.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Right now, the currency of our culture is offense. We have an anger problem. Sometimes it’s even easy to justify when it comes to injustice, evil, and sin. But Jesus invites us to live differently. He calls us to live unoffendable.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Right now, the currency of our culture is offense. We have an anger problem. Sometimes it’s even easy to justify when it comes to injustice, evil, and sin. But Jesus invites us to live differently. He calls us to live unoffendable.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Jesus came to offer a new way of living: a new type of life. A life that would last into eternity. A life based on him as the TRUTH. A life that rejects power and control, and self-preservation. A life lived like his - surrendered and submitted. A life where we are not our own king.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Jesus came to offer a new way of living: a new type of life. A life that would last into eternity. A life based on him as the TRUTH. A life that rejects power and control, and self-preservation. A life lived like his - surrendered and submitted. A life where we are not our own king.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Join us for 21 Days of Prayer, March 19- April 8, 2023. You can sign up to receive daily texts and learn more here: https://www.islandschristian.info/21prayer
This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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Join us for 21 Days of Prayer, March 19- April 8, 2023. You can sign up to receive daily texts and learn more here: https://www.islandschristian.info/21prayer
This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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We were made for community. Community is in our DNA. When God created man, he made him to be in community with him. God himself is in perfect community, by nature of the trinity. He lives in this perfect community with himself and wants to have community with us. That sounds great, but the big problem is, we are human, and humans tend to make everything messy. We ultimately want community, we desire connection, but there are so many obstacles that we create for ourselves and that the world creates for us.
Join us as your host Jennifer Allen welcomes special guests Jan Cantrell, Heather Roper, and Megan Bonds for a conversation about connection and community.
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This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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This book starts with a challenge that was given to Joshua. Be strong and courageous and have the connection with God that Moses had. Joshua did not complain when he heard it. Instead, he lived his life to the best of his ability. Now, the book has been written on Joshua. But the question still remains for us. Who will we follow? Will we be strong and courageous? Will we allow God to be with us like he was with Moses?
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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We are all Needy People – and we are all surrounded by Needy People. We don’t like to admit we’re needy… but I want to tell you, you are…. Every single one of us! Over this series, we will be unpacking what we need. And when we acknowledge that we’re needy, we can receive grace and have grace for other people.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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We are all Needy People – and we are all surrounded by Needy People. We don’t like to admit we’re needy… but I want to tell you, you are…. Every single one of us! Over this series, we will be unpacking what we need. And when we acknowledge that we’re needy, we can receive grace and have grace for other people.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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We are all Needy People – and we are all surrounded by Needy People. We don’t like to admit we’re needy… but I want to tell you, you are…. Every single one of us! Over this series, we will be unpacking what we need. And when we acknowledge that we’re needy, we can receive grace and have grace for other people.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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We are all Needy People – and we are all surrounded by Needy People. We don’t like to admit we’re needy… but I want to tell you, you are…. Every single one of us! Over this series, we will be unpacking what we need. And when we acknowledge that we’re needy, we can receive grace and have grace for other people.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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What’s on your list? In the “Christmas List” series, Pastor Stephen Saxton helps us examine our priorities as Christians if we want to surrender our whole lives and become more like Jesus.
This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia.
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What’s on your list? In the “Christmas List” series, Pastor Stephen Saxton helps us examine our priorities as Christians if we want to surrender our whole lives and become more like Jesus. #churchservice #christian #christmas #prayer #priorities #christmaslist This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia. Need prayer? Email us at info@islandschristian.org or send us a message on Facebook or Instagram Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast to be the first to know when new episodes are available! —-------------------- Stay Connected Website: islandschristian.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/islandschristianchurch Instagram: @islandschristian Podcast: https://anchor.fm/islandschristian Email: info@islandschristian.org
What’s on your list? In the “Christmas List” series, Pastor Stephen Saxton helps us examine our priorities as Christians if we want to surrender our whole lives and become more like Jesus. #churchservice #christian #christmas #prayer #priorities #christmaslist This episode was recorded during a live church service at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia. Need prayer? Email us at info@islandschristian.org or send us a message on Facebook or Instagram Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast to be the first to know when new episodes are available! —-------------------- Stay Connected Website: islandschristian.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/islandschristianchurchInstagram: @islandschristian Podcast: https://anchor.fm/islandschristianEmail: info@islandschristian.org
Christmastime is full of lists, where to shop, what to bake, who to visit, and where to send Christmas cards. Join us this December as we make a list of priorities we need to have in our lives if we claim to be believers. We’ll examine themes of hospitality, caring for our families, and service to others.
The Bible is a book that can be understood. It’s possible. It’s not a mystery book or a magic book. The Bible is a book that you have the capacity to understand. But sometimes the Bible is misquoted and misinterpreted. Many times, we aren’t careful and we read verses out of context. When we use verses out of context we can hurt others and ourselves. In this series, we will unpack some of these verses that are often misquoted or misinterpreted and learn how to read the Bible the way it’s intended.
The Bible is a book that can be understood. It’s possible. It’s not a mystery book or a magic book. The Bible is a book that you have the capacity to understand. But sometimes the Bible is misquoted and misinterpreted. Many times, we aren’t careful and we read verses out of context. When we use verses out of context we can hurt others and ourselves. In this series, we will unpack some of these verses that are often misquoted or misinterpreted and learn how to read the Bible the way it’s intended.
The Bible is a book that can be understood. It’s possible. It’s not a mystery book or a magic book. The Bible is a book that you have the capacity to understand. But sometimes the Bible is misquoted and misinterpreted. Many times, we aren’t careful and we read verses out of context. When we use verses out of context we can hurt others and ourselves. In this series, we will unpack some of these verses that are often misquoted or misinterpreted and learn how to read the Bible the way it’s intended.
The Bible is a book that can be understood. It’s possible. It’s not a mystery book or a magic book. The Bible is a book that you have the capacity to understand. But sometimes the Bible is misquoted and misinterpreted. Many times, we aren’t careful and we read verses out of context. When we use verses out of context we can hurt others and ourselves. In this series, we will unpack some of these verses that are often misquoted or misinterpreted and learn how to read the Bible the way it’s intended.
Join Stephen Saxton for part 8 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part 7 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part 6 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part 5 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part 4 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part 3 of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton for part two of our series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands Christian Church.
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Join Stephen Saxton as he begins a new series about what it means to be a healthy church and the vision for Islands.
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"Trust & Obey" with special guest Mike Waers
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Ephesians 5:21-33, Philippians 2:5-8
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
Questions or comments? Email us at info@islandschristian.org
Easter 2022
Lead Pastor Stephen Saxton
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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What is a Church? Part 4
What is a church? Join us as we learn about what makes a church and what our role is in this four-part series based on Acts 2.
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We are so thankful to Brian and Heather Flood for joining us for an in-depth conversation about their work with refugees in Savannah, Georgia. We hope you enjoy this special conversation!
If you would like more information about Hope Academy, email hopeacademysavannah@gmail.com
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
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What is a Church? Part 1
What is a church? Join us as we learn about what makes a church and what our role is in this four-part series based on Acts 2.
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When we are talking about radically obeying Jesus, these are some of the hardest teachings he offers us to obey.
Listen to lead pastor Stephen Saxton in part three of our Radical Obedience series.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
Questions or comments? Email us at info@islandschristian.org
When we are talking about radically obeying Jesus, these are some of the hardest teachings he offers us to obey.
Listen to lead pastor Stephen Saxton in part 1 of our Radical Obedience series. If you listened last week, you'll notice this is part one of the series we posted last week. Pardon the order, we had some technical issues but are pleased to be able to present this week's message with you.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
Questions or comments? Email us at info@islandschristian.org
When we are talking about radically obeying Jesus, these are some of the hardest teachings he offers us to obey.
Listen to lead pastor Stephen Saxton in part 2 of our Radical Obedience series.
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To learn more about Islands Christian Church in Savannah, Georgia, go to our website at islandschristian.org.
Questions or comments? Email us at info@islandschristian.org