http://www.flourishinggrace.org Mon, 02 Mar 2026 17:59:59 +0000 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 17:59:59 +0000 60 en Copyright 2017 Flourishing Grace Church feeds@soundcloud.com (SoundCloud Feeds) Flourishing Grace Church is a church committed to seeing individuals, families, and communities flourish through the grace of Jesus. Visit www.flourishinggrace.org for more information. Flourishing Grace Church is a church committed to seeing individuals, families, and communities flourish through the grace of Jesus. Visit www.flourishinggrace.org for more information. Flourishing Grace Church josh@flourishinggrace.org Flourishing Grace Church no https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-000291693367-4qf1vk-original.jpg http://www.flourishinggrace.org Sermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,UtahFlourishing Grace Church is a church committed to seeing individuals, families, and communities flourish through the grace of Jesus. Visit www.flourishinggrace.org for more information. tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2276172953 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 17:59:59 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-vineyard-isnt-ours 00:45:25 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer preaches through Luke 20:9–19, the parable of the tenants, and shows why this story is one of the clearest snapshots of the whole Bible in just a few verses. Jesus tells of a landowner who plants a vineyard, entrusts it to tenants, and then sends servants to receive fruit, only for each servant to be rejected, shamed, and harmed. Benjer explains how Jesus is summarizing Israel’s history, with the servants representing the prophets God sent again and again, and how the violence against them exposes a pattern of resisting God’s authority. The parable is not just an ancient farming story but a direct confrontation of the spiritual posture that takes what belongs to God and treats it like personal property. Pastor Benjer connects the vineyard imagery to Isaiah 5, where God describes Israel as His carefully tended vineyard and grieves that it produced wild grapes instead of the fruit of justice and righteousness. In Luke 20, Jesus adds a striking twist: tenants. These tenants represent religious leaders who were meant to shepherd God’s people but began to use their position for their own power, comfort, and control. The sermon unpacks how the crowd understands the implications of Jesus’ words when He says the vineyard will be taken from the tenants and given to others. This is not a minor leadership change but a massive shift in how God’s people will relate to Him, moving away from gatekeeping and toward the reality fulfilled in Jesus. A central focus of this message is the shocking moment when the landowner decides to send his beloved son. Benjer highlights how this is not naïve optimism but the heart of God’s plan, that the Son would come in vulnerability, take on flesh, and be rejected by the very people He came to save. The sermon ties the parable to the cornerstone language from Psalm 118 and to the New Testament’s witness that Jesus is the rejected stone who becomes the cornerstone. Benjer points to passages like Hebrews 1 to emphasize that God’s final and decisive word is spoken in His Son, and to Romans 5 to show that God proves His love in that Christ died for us while we were still sinners. This sermon also presses into a personal diagnosis: we are not owners, we are tenants. Just like the tenants in the parable who used violence to seize what was not theirs, we often grasp for control and claim authority over our lives, our resources, our relationships, our careers, our bodies, our desires, and our dreams. Benjer asks a piercing question that sits at the center of the message: what has God given you to tend for His purposes that you lay claim to for yours. He explains why following Jesus can feel frustrating, because Jesus does not simply offer inspiration, He walks through the rooms of our lives like the rightful owner. The sermon invites listeners to consider where resentment has grown, where a key has been withheld, and where surrender is needed. To illustrate this surrender, Benjer references the classic book My Heart, Christ’s Home, using the image of Jesus identifying a locked closet where something dead and hidden has been kept. This becomes a powerful picture of confession, trust, and the hard honesty of discipleship. The message broadens beyond obvious sin to include grief, unmet desires, and the preferred future that never arrived, the vineyard we imagined years ago that looks nothing like the vineyard we are living in now. Benjer speaks candidly about pain and disappointment while still calling listeners to release ownership and trust God’s goodness and purposes. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer preaches through Luke 20:9–19, the parable of the tenants, and shows why this story is one of the clearest snapshots of the whole Bible in just a few verses. Jesus tells of a landowner who plants a vineyard, entrusts it to tenants, and then sends servants to receive fruit, only for each servant to be rejected, shamed, and harmed. Benjer explains how Jesus is summarizing Israel’s history, with the servants representing the prophets God sent again and again, and how the violence against them exposes a pattern of resisting God’s authority. The parable is not just an ancient farming story but a direct confrontation of the spiritual posture that takes what belongs to God and treats it like personal property. Pastor Benjer connects the vineyard imagery to Isaiah 5, where God describes Israel as His carefully tended vineyard and grieves that it produced wild grapes instead of the fruit of justice and righteousness. In Luke 20, Jesus adds a striking twist: tenants. These tenants represent religious leaders who were meant to shepherd God’s people but began to use their position for their own power, comfort, and control. The sermon unpacks how the crowd understands the implications of Jesus’ words when He says the vineyard will be taken from the tenants and given to others. This is not a minor leadership change but a massive shift in how God’s people will relate to Him, moving away from gatekeeping and toward the reality fulfilled in Jesus. A central focus of this message is the shocking moment when the landowner decides to send his beloved son. Benjer highlights how this is not naïve optimism but the heart of God’s plan, that the Son would come in vulnerability, take on flesh, and be rejected by the very people He came to save. The sermon ties the parable to the cornerstone language from Psalm 118 and to the New Testament’s witness that Jesus is the rejected stone who becomes the cornerstone. Benjer points to passages like Hebrews 1 to emphasize that God’s final and decisive word is spoken in His Son, and to Romans 5 to show that God proves His love in that Christ died for us while we were still sinners. This sermon also presses into a personal diagnosis: we are not owners, we are tenants. Just like the tenants in the parable who used violence to seize what was not theirs, we often grasp for control and claim authority over our lives, our resources, our relationships, our careers, our bodies, our desires, and our dreams. Benjer asks a piercing question that sits at the center of the message: what has God given you to tend for His purposes that you lay claim to for yours. He explains why following Jesus can feel frustrating, because Jesus does not simply offer inspiration, He walks through the rooms of our lives like the rightful owner. The sermon invites listeners to consider where resentment has grown, where a key has been withheld, and where surrender is needed. To illustrate this surrender, Benjer references the classic book My Heart, Christ’s Home, using the image of Jesus identifying a locked closet where something dead and hidden has been kept. This becomes a powerful picture of confession, trust, and the hard honesty of discipleship. The message broadens beyond obvious sin to include grief, unmet desires, and the preferred future that never arrived, the vineyard we imagined years ago that looks nothing like the vineyard we are living in now. Benjer speaks candidly about pain and disappointment while still calling listeners to release ownership and trust God’s goodness and purposes. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2272228313 Mon, 23 Feb 2026 23:28:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/stop-hiding-in-church 00:39:19 Flourishing Grace Church no In today’s sermon at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah, Pastor Benjer teaches from Luke 19:45–20:8, a pivotal moment in Holy Week when Jesus enters Jerusalem, cleanses the temple, and then faces a public challenge from the chief priests, scribes, and elders: “By what authority do you do these things?” In the Court of the Gentiles, the one place intentionally set apart for non Jews and seekers to draw near to the God of Israel, worship had been crowded out. During Passover, Jerusalem swelled with travelers, animals, trading, and noise, and the leaders treated sacred space like it belonged to them. Jesus quotes the prophets to expose the deeper problem. Isaiah 56 shows God’s heart for outsiders, foreigners, and outcasts, that God’s house would be called a house of prayer for all peoples. Jeremiah 7 confronts the lie that religious activity can function like spiritual insurance, “the temple of the Lord” repeated like a mantra while injustice, oppression, and idolatry continue unchecked. When Jesus calls the temple a “den of robbers,” he is not only condemning corruption, he is revealing how the human heart turns religion into a safe house, a place to hide after we do what we want, instead of a place to meet the holy God who transforms us. This sermon is an invitation to let the Word of God do surgery beneath the surface. We can attend church, sing, confess, serve, join a table group, and even pray, yet still use those good gifts as cover for what is happening Monday through Saturday, how we treat our spouse, our coworkers, our neighbors, what we scroll, what we say, what we keep secret, and what we refuse to bring into the light. Pastor Benjer names three ways this shows up: first, “stuff it under the bed” Christianity, where everything looks tidy on the outside but the bins are packed with unresolved sin, hurt, and grief. Second, treating Sunday like a giant eraser, where we want the feeling of a reset without the healing of confession, repentance, and community. Third, loving church but never surrendering to Jesus, getting stuck at signposts like music, community, or routines, and missing the Person they are meant to point toward. In Luke 20, Jesus responds to the leaders by asking about John’s baptism. It is not a dodge, it is a mirror. If John’s ministry was from heaven, then Jesus’ authority is from God. If it was merely from man, then the leaders can keep control. Their refusal to answer exposes a heart that fears people and protects power, and it warns us about the same impulse in our own lives. The good news is that Jesus does not discard God’s promises because people misuse them. He fulfills them. He is greater than the temple, and all Scripture points to him. If you have been hurt by hypocrisy, disappointed by Christians, or tempted to conclude the gospel is not true, Jesus invites you to look at him, not at the failures of religious performance. As we worship, we want to make space for prayer, just like we did as a church this week during Ash Wednesday as we set aside time to sit with Jesus, open the Bible, and listen to the Holy Spirit. If you are not yet a follower of Jesus, today can be your day to say yes to Christ. If you are a believer but you know there are things underneath the surface that need honesty and healing, you are not alone. In today’s sermon at Flourishing Grace Church in … In today’s sermon at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah, Pastor Benjer teaches from Luke 19:45–20:8, a pivotal moment in Holy Week when Jesus enters Jerusalem, cleanses the temple, and then faces a public challenge from the chief priests, scribes, and elders: “By what authority do you do these things?” In the Court of the Gentiles, the one place intentionally set apart for non Jews and seekers to draw near to the God of Israel, worship had been crowded out. During Passover, Jerusalem swelled with travelers, animals, trading, and noise, and the leaders treated sacred space like it belonged to them. Jesus quotes the prophets to expose the deeper problem. Isaiah 56 shows God’s heart for outsiders, foreigners, and outcasts, that God’s house would be called a house of prayer for all peoples. Jeremiah 7 confronts the lie that religious activity can function like spiritual insurance, “the temple of the Lord” repeated like a mantra while injustice, oppression, and idolatry continue unchecked. When Jesus calls the temple a “den of robbers,” he is not only condemning corruption, he is revealing how the human heart turns religion into a safe house, a place to hide after we do what we want, instead of a place to meet the holy God who transforms us. This sermon is an invitation to let the Word of God do surgery beneath the surface. We can attend church, sing, confess, serve, join a table group, and even pray, yet still use those good gifts as cover for what is happening Monday through Saturday, how we treat our spouse, our coworkers, our neighbors, what we scroll, what we say, what we keep secret, and what we refuse to bring into the light. Pastor Benjer names three ways this shows up: first, “stuff it under the bed” Christianity, where everything looks tidy on the outside but the bins are packed with unresolved sin, hurt, and grief. Second, treating Sunday like a giant eraser, where we want the feeling of a reset without the healing of confession, repentance, and community. Third, loving church but never surrendering to Jesus, getting stuck at signposts like music, community, or routines, and missing the Person they are meant to point toward. In Luke 20, Jesus responds to the leaders by asking about John’s baptism. It is not a dodge, it is a mirror. If John’s ministry was from heaven, then Jesus’ authority is from God. If it was merely from man, then the leaders can keep control. Their refusal to answer exposes a heart that fears people and protects power, and it warns us about the same impulse in our own lives. The good news is that Jesus does not discard God’s promises because people misuse them. He fulfills them. He is greater than the temple, and all Scripture points to him. If you have been hurt by hypocrisy, disappointed by Christians, or tempted to conclude the gospel is not true, Jesus invites you to look at him, not at the failures of religious performance. As we worship, we want to make space for prayer, just like we did as a church this week during Ash Wednesday as we set aside time to sit with Jesus, open the Bible, and listen to the Holy Spirit. If you are not yet a follower of Jesus, today can be your day to say yes to Christ. If you are a believer but you know there are things underneath the surface that need honesty and healing, you are not alone. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2270197448 Fri, 20 Feb 2026 14:06:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/zacchaeus-encounters-jesus 00:41:53 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... Today's sermon centers on the encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus, a passage that reveals the heart of the gospel and the transforming power of grace. Preaching from the Gospel of Luke 19:1-10, Pastor Benjer explores how Jesus seeks out sinners, calls them by name, and brings salvation that does more than forgive. It reorders allegiance, exposes sin, and gives new purpose. The message confronts a deeply personal question many carry beneath the surface: Is Jesus willing to come near to someone like me. Zacchaeus is introduced as a chief tax collector and rich, meaning his wealth was built on betrayal and injustice. He had aligned himself with the Roman oppressors and enriched himself at the expense of his own people. His sin was not subtle and his reputation was deserved. The sermon makes clear that Zacchaeus represents more than an individual story. He reflects the reality that our sin and our allegiances often stand opposed to God. We build identity, security, and control around things that cannot save us. Yet Luke tells us Zacchaeus was seeking to see who Jesus was. His curiosity was more than intellectual interest. He had grown dissatisfied with the answers his old life provided. Willing to look foolish, he climbed a tree to catch a glimpse of Christ. The message highlights that true spiritual curiosity often begins when previous sources of meaning no longer satisfy. For those who are skeptical, wounded, or unsure, this moment reveals that honest seeking matters. The turning point comes when Jesus stops beneath the tree, looks up, and calls Zacchaeus by name. Rather than waiting for Zacchaeus to clean himself up, Jesus says, “I must stay at your house today.” The sermon emphasizes that while Zacchaeus was looking for Jesus, Jesus had already been pursuing him. Salvation begins with divine initiative. Christ moves toward sinners with presence and fellowship before transformation has occurred. The crowd grumbles because they know Zacchaeus’s history, and their complaint is not unfounded. He has harmed real people. Yet grace does not deny the seriousness of sin. It confronts it honestly. When Zacchaeus calls Jesus Lord, his allegiance shifts. He gives half of his possessions to the poor and promises fourfold restitution. This generosity is not an attempt to earn salvation, but evidence that salvation has already begun to reshape his heart. He now sees the weight of his sin and the worth of his Savior. Jesus declares, “Today salvation has come to this house,” and identifies Zacchaeus as a son of Abraham, pointing back to God’s covenant promise to bless the nations. The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. This sermon invites listeners to examine what sits on the throne of their lives and to consider whether they want Jesus to reassure them or to rule them. It is a call to surrender, repentance, and trust in Christ alone. Whether you are exploring Christianity or have followed Jesus for years, Luke 19 reminds us that no one encounters Jesus and walks away unchanged. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... Today's sermon centers on the encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus, a passage that reveals the heart of the gospel and the transforming power of grace. Preaching from the Gospel of Luke 19:1-10, Pastor Benjer explores how Jesus seeks out sinners, calls them by name, and brings salvation that does more than forgive. It reorders allegiance, exposes sin, and gives new purpose. The message confronts a deeply personal question many carry beneath the surface: Is Jesus willing to come near to someone like me. Zacchaeus is introduced as a chief tax collector and rich, meaning his wealth was built on betrayal and injustice. He had aligned himself with the Roman oppressors and enriched himself at the expense of his own people. His sin was not subtle and his reputation was deserved. The sermon makes clear that Zacchaeus represents more than an individual story. He reflects the reality that our sin and our allegiances often stand opposed to God. We build identity, security, and control around things that cannot save us. Yet Luke tells us Zacchaeus was seeking to see who Jesus was. His curiosity was more than intellectual interest. He had grown dissatisfied with the answers his old life provided. Willing to look foolish, he climbed a tree to catch a glimpse of Christ. The message highlights that true spiritual curiosity often begins when previous sources of meaning no longer satisfy. For those who are skeptical, wounded, or unsure, this moment reveals that honest seeking matters. The turning point comes when Jesus stops beneath the tree, looks up, and calls Zacchaeus by name. Rather than waiting for Zacchaeus to clean himself up, Jesus says, “I must stay at your house today.” The sermon emphasizes that while Zacchaeus was looking for Jesus, Jesus had already been pursuing him. Salvation begins with divine initiative. Christ moves toward sinners with presence and fellowship before transformation has occurred. The crowd grumbles because they know Zacchaeus’s history, and their complaint is not unfounded. He has harmed real people. Yet grace does not deny the seriousness of sin. It confronts it honestly. When Zacchaeus calls Jesus Lord, his allegiance shifts. He gives half of his possessions to the poor and promises fourfold restitution. This generosity is not an attempt to earn salvation, but evidence that salvation has already begun to reshape his heart. He now sees the weight of his sin and the worth of his Savior. Jesus declares, “Today salvation has come to this house,” and identifies Zacchaeus as a son of Abraham, pointing back to God’s covenant promise to bless the nations. The Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. This sermon invites listeners to examine what sits on the throne of their lives and to consider whether they want Jesus to reassure them or to rule them. It is a call to surrender, repentance, and trust in Christ alone. Whether you are exploring Christianity or have followed Jesus for years, Luke 19 reminds us that no one encounters Jesus and walks away unchanged. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2270194955 Fri, 20 Feb 2026 13:59:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/what-kind-of-king-is-jesus 00:40:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit As we continue our verse by verse journey through the Gospel of Luke, we arrive at the triumphal entry of Jesus in Luke 19:28 to 44. This passage is often read on Palm Sunday, yet Luke highlights specific details to answer a defining question for every person: what kind of King is Jesus? In a world where leadership shapes families, workplaces, communities, and nations, Luke invites us to consider who is truly in charge and who is shaping our lives. We may assume we are fully in control of our decisions, priorities, and identity, but every day we are influenced by voices, desires, fears, pressures, and countless messages that compete for authority over our hearts. The question is not whether something or someone is ruling us, but what kind of ruler it is and whether it can actually give us life. In this sermon, Pastor Benjer shows how Luke reveals Jesus as a King with real authority. Jesus intentionally fulfills Old Testament prophecy as He enters Jerusalem, including the promise from Zechariah that Israel’s King would come humble and riding on a donkey. Jesus directs His disciples to a colt that has never been ridden, and His words, “The Lord has need of it,” point to His rightful claim over all things. The crowds respond with praise, quoting Scripture and celebrating Jesus as King, while the Pharisees recognize the danger of His claim. Jesus is not merely a teacher with good ideas, but the promised Messiah, the King of Kings, and the Lord of Lords. Luke makes clear that Jesus has authority not only over a city and a moment in history, but over creation itself. Luke also reveals Jesus as a King who is humble. While earthly rulers enter with power displays and war horses, Jesus comes on a donkey. He does not enter Jerusalem for conquest, but for sacrifice. His path to victory goes through the cross. This confronts our expectations because we often want a Messiah who confirms our strength, protects our preferences, and defeats our enemies on our timeline. Yet Jesus redefines power through surrender, calling His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. True strength in the Kingdom of God is marked by humility, service, obedience, and love. The way of Jesus challenges cultural definitions of greatness and invites us to lay down our rights for the good of others, beginning in our homes, relationships, workplaces, and communities. Finally, Luke shows Jesus as a King who saves. As Jesus approaches Jerusalem, He does not posture in anger. He weeps. His tears reveal His heart for the people who are about to reject Him. He longs for them to know “the things that make for peace,” not merely the absence of conflict, but reconciliation with God. Jesus warns of the consequences of refusing His visitation, and the passage shows both the seriousness of judgment and the tenderness of His mercy. Jesus came to save, not to condemn. His authority is not cold control, and His humility is not weakness. Together they reveal the heart of a Savior King who willingly lays down His life so that sinners can be forgiven, made new, and brought home to God. If you are exploring faith, this message is an invitation to consider Jesus honestly. Either He is the promised King who came to die and rise again, or He is not. If you are a Christian, this passage calls you to yield every area of life to His authority and to follow His way of humility. Flourishing Grace Church exists to help ordinary people encounter an extraordinary God, and we pray this sermon strengthens your faith, steadies your heart, and leads you to trust King Jesus more deeply. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit As we continue our verse by verse journey through the Gospel of Luke, we arrive at the triumphal entry of Jesus in Luke 19:28 to 44. This passage is often read on Palm Sunday, yet Luke highlights specific details to answer a defining question for every person: what kind of King is Jesus? In a world where leadership shapes families, workplaces, communities, and nations, Luke invites us to consider who is truly in charge and who is shaping our lives. We may assume we are fully in control of our decisions, priorities, and identity, but every day we are influenced by voices, desires, fears, pressures, and countless messages that compete for authority over our hearts. The question is not whether something or someone is ruling us, but what kind of ruler it is and whether it can actually give us life. In this sermon, Pastor Benjer shows how Luke reveals Jesus as a King with real authority. Jesus intentionally fulfills Old Testament prophecy as He enters Jerusalem, including the promise from Zechariah that Israel’s King would come humble and riding on a donkey. Jesus directs His disciples to a colt that has never been ridden, and His words, “The Lord has need of it,” point to His rightful claim over all things. The crowds respond with praise, quoting Scripture and celebrating Jesus as King, while the Pharisees recognize the danger of His claim. Jesus is not merely a teacher with good ideas, but the promised Messiah, the King of Kings, and the Lord of Lords. Luke makes clear that Jesus has authority not only over a city and a moment in history, but over creation itself. Luke also reveals Jesus as a King who is humble. While earthly rulers enter with power displays and war horses, Jesus comes on a donkey. He does not enter Jerusalem for conquest, but for sacrifice. His path to victory goes through the cross. This confronts our expectations because we often want a Messiah who confirms our strength, protects our preferences, and defeats our enemies on our timeline. Yet Jesus redefines power through surrender, calling His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. True strength in the Kingdom of God is marked by humility, service, obedience, and love. The way of Jesus challenges cultural definitions of greatness and invites us to lay down our rights for the good of others, beginning in our homes, relationships, workplaces, and communities. Finally, Luke shows Jesus as a King who saves. As Jesus approaches Jerusalem, He does not posture in anger. He weeps. His tears reveal His heart for the people who are about to reject Him. He longs for them to know “the things that make for peace,” not merely the absence of conflict, but reconciliation with God. Jesus warns of the consequences of refusing His visitation, and the passage shows both the seriousness of judgment and the tenderness of His mercy. Jesus came to save, not to condemn. His authority is not cold control, and His humility is not weakness. Together they reveal the heart of a Savior King who willingly lays down His life so that sinners can be forgiven, made new, and brought home to God. If you are exploring faith, this message is an invitation to consider Jesus honestly. Either He is the promised King who came to die and rise again, or He is not. If you are a Christian, this passage calls you to yield every area of life to His authority and to follow His way of humility. Flourishing Grace Church exists to help ordinary people encounter an extraordinary God, and we pray this sermon strengthens your faith, steadies your heart, and leads you to trust King Jesus more deeply. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2258949392 Mon, 02 Feb 2026 19:28:03 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/from-validation-to-allegiance 00:38:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit This sermon from Flourishing Grace Church centers on Luke 18:18–30 and the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler, a passage that confronts one of the most common spiritual questions people carry beneath the surface of everyday life: Am I okay. Preaching from the Gospel of Luke, Josh Brown explores how this question often drives us toward self validation, performance, and control rather than toward true surrender and faith in Jesus Christ. The message challenges listeners to examine the subtle ways we seek reassurance through morality, success, comfort, wealth, or religious activity instead of trusting fully in God’s grace. The rich young ruler approaches Jesus with what sounds like a sincere spiritual question about inheriting eternal life, yet Jesus exposes a deeper issue of the heart. Rather than asking how to be saved, the ruler is seeking confirmation that he is already good enough. Jesus responds not by offering affirmation but by calling for allegiance. This sermon explains how Jesus lovingly disrupts self confidence and exposes whatever sits on the throne of our lives, whether money, control, family, identity, or comfort. The call to sell possessions and follow Christ is not a universal command to poverty, but a targeted invitation to release false saviors and trust Jesus as Lord. Throughout the message, the sermon highlights the difference between wanting Jesus to reassure us and wanting Jesus to rule us. Drawing from Luke’s narrative, it shows how wealth and self sufficiency can function as rival saviors that promise security but leave us spiritually bound. Jesus’ words about the camel and the eye of the needle are not meant to offer a clever solution, but to shut the door on pride and self reliance. Salvation is impossible through human effort, moral achievement, or religious performance, yet it is fully possible through God’s power and grace. The heart of the gospel is clearly presented as a gift, not a wage. Eternal life is not earned by those who perform well, but given freely to those who come empty handed, repentant, and dependent on Christ. This sermon emphasizes that Jesus not only calls for surrender but also pays for our rebellion through the cross and resurrection. The statement that what is impossible with man is possible with God is presented as a declaration of salvation, not motivational advice. The message also addresses the cost and reward of following Jesus. While allegiance to Christ may involve real losses in comfort, approval, or control, Jesus promises a greater gain both now and in the age to come. Following Jesus brings a new family, a new identity, a new purpose, and participation in the kingdom of God. This is not a call to misery, but an invitation into freedom, life, and lasting joy. This sermon invites listeners to reflect honestly on what they run to when Jesus feels insufficient and to allow God to expose and heal misplaced trust. It is a call away from striving and performance and toward repentance, faith, and rest in the grace of God. Whether you are new to church, exploring Christianity, or have been following Jesus for years, this message from Luke 18 challenges and encourages believers to lay down false kings and trust fully in Christ, the only one who can save, heal, and give eternal life. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit This sermon from Flourishing Grace Church centers on Luke 18:18–30 and the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler, a passage that confronts one of the most common spiritual questions people carry beneath the surface of everyday life: Am I okay. Preaching from the Gospel of Luke, Josh Brown explores how this question often drives us toward self validation, performance, and control rather than toward true surrender and faith in Jesus Christ. The message challenges listeners to examine the subtle ways we seek reassurance through morality, success, comfort, wealth, or religious activity instead of trusting fully in God’s grace. The rich young ruler approaches Jesus with what sounds like a sincere spiritual question about inheriting eternal life, yet Jesus exposes a deeper issue of the heart. Rather than asking how to be saved, the ruler is seeking confirmation that he is already good enough. Jesus responds not by offering affirmation but by calling for allegiance. This sermon explains how Jesus lovingly disrupts self confidence and exposes whatever sits on the throne of our lives, whether money, control, family, identity, or comfort. The call to sell possessions and follow Christ is not a universal command to poverty, but a targeted invitation to release false saviors and trust Jesus as Lord. Throughout the message, the sermon highlights the difference between wanting Jesus to reassure us and wanting Jesus to rule us. Drawing from Luke’s narrative, it shows how wealth and self sufficiency can function as rival saviors that promise security but leave us spiritually bound. Jesus’ words about the camel and the eye of the needle are not meant to offer a clever solution, but to shut the door on pride and self reliance. Salvation is impossible through human effort, moral achievement, or religious performance, yet it is fully possible through God’s power and grace. The heart of the gospel is clearly presented as a gift, not a wage. Eternal life is not earned by those who perform well, but given freely to those who come empty handed, repentant, and dependent on Christ. This sermon emphasizes that Jesus not only calls for surrender but also pays for our rebellion through the cross and resurrection. The statement that what is impossible with man is possible with God is presented as a declaration of salvation, not motivational advice. The message also addresses the cost and reward of following Jesus. While allegiance to Christ may involve real losses in comfort, approval, or control, Jesus promises a greater gain both now and in the age to come. Following Jesus brings a new family, a new identity, a new purpose, and participation in the kingdom of God. This is not a call to misery, but an invitation into freedom, life, and lasting joy. This sermon invites listeners to reflect honestly on what they run to when Jesus feels insufficient and to allow God to expose and heal misplaced trust. It is a call away from striving and performance and toward repentance, faith, and rest in the grace of God. Whether you are new to church, exploring Christianity, or have been following Jesus for years, this message from Luke 18 challenges and encourages believers to lay down false kings and trust fully in Christ, the only one who can save, heal, and give eternal life. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2254869293 Tue, 27 Jan 2026 02:43:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/you-bring-nothing-to-the-table 00:41:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 18:9–17, Jesus tells a parable that confronts one of the deepest instincts of the human heart: the need to justify ourselves. He speaks to those who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and, as a result, treated others with contempt. Through the story of a Pharisee and a tax collector praying in the temple, Jesus exposes the danger of turning faith into an achievement project and reminds us that the kingdom of God is received, not earned. The Pharisee’s prayer sounds impressive on the surface. He fasts, he tithes, and he obeys the law. Yet his prayer is ultimately directed at himself. He measures his standing before God by comparing himself to others and concludes that God should be pleased with him because of what he has done. In contrast, the tax collector stands at a distance, unable even to lift his eyes to heaven. His prayer is simple and desperate: “God, be merciful to me, a sinner.” This is not a request for a second chance to try harder, but an appeal for God to cover what his sin has broken. Jesus shocks His audience by declaring that the tax collector, not the Pharisee, goes home justified. This moment reveals a core truth of the gospel: righteousness before God is not achieved through moral performance but received through humility. To be justified is to be made right by God, and Scripture makes clear that this is God’s work, not ours. When we believe we bring something to the table—our discipline, our obedience, our spiritual résumé—we inevitably begin to look down on others. Self-righteousness and contempt always grow together. Jesus immediately reinforces this teaching by welcoming children, even infants, and declaring that the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. In the ancient world, children had no status and nothing to offer. They were entirely dependent. Jesus is not praising innocence or trustfulness as much as He is highlighting dependence. Children receive; they do not contribute. In the same way, we enter the kingdom by bringing nothing but our need. This truth reshapes everything. It transforms our intimacy with God, because we stop trying to earn His presence and instead learn to yield to His grace. It reframes our purpose in the kingdom, reminding us that God works through weakness, not self-sufficiency. And it changes how we share Jesus with others. Contempt never leads people to transformation, but humility rooted in grace is compelling and life-giving. The message of Luke 18 is both humbling and freeing. We are not saved because of what we do, and we are not sustained by our performance. We bring nothing to the table but our sin, our need, and our brokenness—and Jesus brings everything. This is the posture of the kingdom, and it is the good news that changes us and, through us, the world. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 18:9–17, Jesus tells a parable that confronts one of the deepest instincts of the human heart: the need to justify ourselves. He speaks to those who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and, as a result, treated others with contempt. Through the story of a Pharisee and a tax collector praying in the temple, Jesus exposes the danger of turning faith into an achievement project and reminds us that the kingdom of God is received, not earned. The Pharisee’s prayer sounds impressive on the surface. He fasts, he tithes, and he obeys the law. Yet his prayer is ultimately directed at himself. He measures his standing before God by comparing himself to others and concludes that God should be pleased with him because of what he has done. In contrast, the tax collector stands at a distance, unable even to lift his eyes to heaven. His prayer is simple and desperate: “God, be merciful to me, a sinner.” This is not a request for a second chance to try harder, but an appeal for God to cover what his sin has broken. Jesus shocks His audience by declaring that the tax collector, not the Pharisee, goes home justified. This moment reveals a core truth of the gospel: righteousness before God is not achieved through moral performance but received through humility. To be justified is to be made right by God, and Scripture makes clear that this is God’s work, not ours. When we believe we bring something to the table—our discipline, our obedience, our spiritual résumé—we inevitably begin to look down on others. Self-righteousness and contempt always grow together. Jesus immediately reinforces this teaching by welcoming children, even infants, and declaring that the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. In the ancient world, children had no status and nothing to offer. They were entirely dependent. Jesus is not praising innocence or trustfulness as much as He is highlighting dependence. Children receive; they do not contribute. In the same way, we enter the kingdom by bringing nothing but our need. This truth reshapes everything. It transforms our intimacy with God, because we stop trying to earn His presence and instead learn to yield to His grace. It reframes our purpose in the kingdom, reminding us that God works through weakness, not self-sufficiency. And it changes how we share Jesus with others. Contempt never leads people to transformation, but humility rooted in grace is compelling and life-giving. The message of Luke 18 is both humbling and freeing. We are not saved because of what we do, and we are not sustained by our performance. We bring nothing to the table but our sin, our need, and our brokenness—and Jesus brings everything. This is the posture of the kingdom, and it is the good news that changes us and, through us, the world. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2250646235 Tue, 20 Jan 2026 04:12:40 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/dont-lose-heart 00:45:56 Flourishing Grace Church no This sermon walks verse by verse through Luke 18:1–8, the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge, and centers on Jesus’ clear purpose for telling the story: that God’s people should always pray and not lose heart. Rather than presenting prayer as a way to wear God down or manipulate outcomes, this message reframes prayer as the means by which God sustains the hearts of His people in a broken and unjust world. In a cultural moment filled with discouragement, injustice, and unanswered questions, Jesus invites His church to persistent prayer as a safeguard against spiritual resignation and hardened hearts. The sermon explores four distinct hearts found within the text. First is the heart that does not pray, represented by the unjust judge, a man created for justice who lives turned inward on himself. His self talk replaces prayer, illustrating how worry and self reliance often masquerade as strength while quietly hardening the heart. The second heart is the desperate heart of the widow, a woman with no power, status, or leverage who continues to cry out for justice. Her persistence is not about success or comfort, but about refusing to believe that God has forgotten His promises. Her prayer becomes an act of faith that keeps her heart open rather than closed by despair. The sermon then addresses the heart that needs praying for, drawing from Jesus’ warning to Peter that Satan sought to sift him, but Jesus Himself was praying that Peter’s faith would not fail. This highlights a sobering truth: prayer does not always remove trials, but it sustains faith within them. The message connects this reality to personal suffering, long seasons of unanswered prayer, and the temptation many believers face to quietly lose heart over time. Prayer is presented not as a one time event, but as many short acts of faith practiced day after day. Finally, the sermon reveals the heart of God in this parable. God is not like the unjust judge. He is not reluctant, annoyed, or distant. Jesus contrasts God’s willingness with the judge’s indifference, reminding listeners that God invites what the judge resents. Scripture shows a God who welcomes persistent prayer, who tells His people to give Him no rest, and who delights in being reminded of His promises. The message culminates in the assurance that Jesus is alive, reigning, and actively interceding for His people even now. This sermon is a pastoral call to examine the condition of our hearts, whether hardened, weary, or under attack, and to respond by returning to prayer. It offers hope to those who feel exhausted by long seasons of waiting and reassurance to those questioning whether prayer still matters. Rooted deeply in Scripture and applied to real life suffering, this teaching encourages the church to persevere in prayer, trust God’s justice, and cling to faith until Christ returns. This sermon walks verse by verse through Luke 18:… This sermon walks verse by verse through Luke 18:1–8, the parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge, and centers on Jesus’ clear purpose for telling the story: that God’s people should always pray and not lose heart. Rather than presenting prayer as a way to wear God down or manipulate outcomes, this message reframes prayer as the means by which God sustains the hearts of His people in a broken and unjust world. In a cultural moment filled with discouragement, injustice, and unanswered questions, Jesus invites His church to persistent prayer as a safeguard against spiritual resignation and hardened hearts. The sermon explores four distinct hearts found within the text. First is the heart that does not pray, represented by the unjust judge, a man created for justice who lives turned inward on himself. His self talk replaces prayer, illustrating how worry and self reliance often masquerade as strength while quietly hardening the heart. The second heart is the desperate heart of the widow, a woman with no power, status, or leverage who continues to cry out for justice. Her persistence is not about success or comfort, but about refusing to believe that God has forgotten His promises. Her prayer becomes an act of faith that keeps her heart open rather than closed by despair. The sermon then addresses the heart that needs praying for, drawing from Jesus’ warning to Peter that Satan sought to sift him, but Jesus Himself was praying that Peter’s faith would not fail. This highlights a sobering truth: prayer does not always remove trials, but it sustains faith within them. The message connects this reality to personal suffering, long seasons of unanswered prayer, and the temptation many believers face to quietly lose heart over time. Prayer is presented not as a one time event, but as many short acts of faith practiced day after day. Finally, the sermon reveals the heart of God in this parable. God is not like the unjust judge. He is not reluctant, annoyed, or distant. Jesus contrasts God’s willingness with the judge’s indifference, reminding listeners that God invites what the judge resents. Scripture shows a God who welcomes persistent prayer, who tells His people to give Him no rest, and who delights in being reminded of His promises. The message culminates in the assurance that Jesus is alive, reigning, and actively interceding for His people even now. This sermon is a pastoral call to examine the condition of our hearts, whether hardened, weary, or under attack, and to respond by returning to prayer. It offers hope to those who feel exhausted by long seasons of waiting and reassurance to those questioning whether prayer still matters. Rooted deeply in Scripture and applied to real life suffering, this teaching encourages the church to persevere in prayer, trust God’s justice, and cling to faith until Christ returns. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2246493341 Tue, 13 Jan 2026 01:36:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-is-king-not-a-mascot 00:43:58 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-you... In this message from Luke 17:20–37, Pastor Benjer invites us to rethink what it truly means to live under the reign of Jesus. As the Pharisees and disciples question when and where the kingdom of God will appear, Jesus redirects their focus to a far more personal and challenging question, who is king in your life. This sermon explores how the kingdom of God is not primarily something we observe in dramatic moments, but something we experience wherever King Jesus is truly honored. Through powerful illustrations and thoughtful biblical teaching, Pastor Benjer shows how easy it is to treat Jesus like a mascot who inspires us from the sidelines instead of a king who shapes every part of our lives. Drawing from Jesus’ words about Noah, Lot, and the coming of the Son of Man, this message challenges us to consider how faithfully we live for Christ in the ordinary, everyday rhythms of life. Following Jesus is not only about extraordinary acts of faith but about daily surrender, obedience, and trust. The sermon emphasizes that the kingdom of God grows quietly yet powerfully through small acts of faithfulness, as we choose to pursue Christ in our homes, our workplaces, our relationships, and our communities. This teaching also highlights the deep connection between longing for Christ’s return and living faithfully in the present. We prepare for the future fulfillment of God’s kingdom by honoring Jesus as King today. Pastor Benjer reminds us that the value of a life is measured not by what we hold onto, but by what we are willing to give away for the sake of Christ. True discipleship means choosing, again and again, to place our lives under the loving authority of Jesus, trusting that His rule brings freedom, purpose, and hope. Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with God, this message speaks directly to the heart of what it means to follow Jesus in a culture filled with distractions and competing loyalties. If you have ever wrestled with how the kingdom of God fits into everyday life, this sermon offers clarity, encouragement, and a renewed call to live fully for Christ. Watch and be challenged to move beyond seeing Jesus as a symbol of faith and begin living with Him as the true King of your life. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-you... In this message from Luke 17:20–37, Pastor Benjer invites us to rethink what it truly means to live under the reign of Jesus. As the Pharisees and disciples question when and where the kingdom of God will appear, Jesus redirects their focus to a far more personal and challenging question, who is king in your life. This sermon explores how the kingdom of God is not primarily something we observe in dramatic moments, but something we experience wherever King Jesus is truly honored. Through powerful illustrations and thoughtful biblical teaching, Pastor Benjer shows how easy it is to treat Jesus like a mascot who inspires us from the sidelines instead of a king who shapes every part of our lives. Drawing from Jesus’ words about Noah, Lot, and the coming of the Son of Man, this message challenges us to consider how faithfully we live for Christ in the ordinary, everyday rhythms of life. Following Jesus is not only about extraordinary acts of faith but about daily surrender, obedience, and trust. The sermon emphasizes that the kingdom of God grows quietly yet powerfully through small acts of faithfulness, as we choose to pursue Christ in our homes, our workplaces, our relationships, and our communities. This teaching also highlights the deep connection between longing for Christ’s return and living faithfully in the present. We prepare for the future fulfillment of God’s kingdom by honoring Jesus as King today. Pastor Benjer reminds us that the value of a life is measured not by what we hold onto, but by what we are willing to give away for the sake of Christ. True discipleship means choosing, again and again, to place our lives under the loving authority of Jesus, trusting that His rule brings freedom, purpose, and hope. Whether you are exploring faith, returning to church, or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with God, this message speaks directly to the heart of what it means to follow Jesus in a culture filled with distractions and competing loyalties. If you have ever wrestled with how the kingdom of God fits into everyday life, this sermon offers clarity, encouragement, and a renewed call to live fully for Christ. Watch and be challenged to move beyond seeing Jesus as a symbol of faith and begin living with Him as the true King of your life. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2242215722 Mon, 05 Jan 2026 20:43:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/one-returned 00:43:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Sermon: One Returned | Luke 17:11–19 In this message from Luke 17:11–19, we encounter a powerful and searching story as Jesus heals ten lepers while traveling toward Jerusalem. All ten are cleansed. Only one returns. This passage invites us to examine not only what Jesus gives, but how we respond to him. As Jesus passes through the border region between Samaria and Galilee, he meets ten men whose lives have been defined by isolation, suffering, and loss. Bound together by shared pain despite deep cultural and religious divisions, they cry out from a distance, asking Jesus for mercy. Jesus responds by sending them to the priests, and as they go, they are cleansed. Their obedience is real, and the healing is complete. They receive exactly what they asked for. But the story does not end there. One man, a Samaritan, recognizes the significance of what has happened. He turns back, praising God with a loud voice, and falls at Jesus’ feet in gratitude and worship. While all ten were cleansed, only one is described as being made whole. Jesus’ words to him are striking: “Rise and go your way; your faith has made you well.” This healing is not only physical, but spiritual. It is the difference between receiving a restored life and receiving new life. This sermon presses us to consider an important distinction. It is possible to experience the goodness of God, to receive his gifts, and yet return to life as it was before. The nine did nothing overtly wrong. They were obedient. They were healed. They went on their way. But the one who returned understood the source of his healing and surrendered himself fully to Jesus. The message challenges us to reflect honestly on our own posture toward Christ. Are we content with being helped by Jesus, or have we fallen at his feet in surrender? Are we hearers of the word without allowing it to shape our lives? Do we limit following Jesus to an hour on Sunday, or does our faith carry into the ordinary and difficult moments of the week? Is there evidence of transformation, not perfection, but fruit that flows from abiding in him? This is not a call to earn God’s love. Scripture is clear that Christ died for us while we were still sinners. Rather, it is an invitation to receive salvation fully, not merely relief or improvement, but new life rooted in relationship with Jesus. Gratitude alone is not the same as surrender. The gospel calls us beyond thank you into trust, obedience, and transformation. As a church, this message also calls us to look past the many good gifts God has given and continue pursuing the Giver himself. Growth, joy, and blessing are meaningful, but they are never the destination. The heart of faith is found at the feet of Jesus. Whether you are exploring faith for the first time or have followed Jesus for many years, this message invites reflection. What would it look like for you to turn back? What would surrender look like in your life today? Jesus is a gentle and faithful Savior, and he welcomes all who come to him. Scripture Reading: Luke 17:11–19 Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh Church: Flourishing Grace Church We pray this message encourages you to look beyond the gifts and find life at the feet of Jesus. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Sermon: One Returned | Luke 17:11–19 In this message from Luke 17:11–19, we encounter a powerful and searching story as Jesus heals ten lepers while traveling toward Jerusalem. All ten are cleansed. Only one returns. This passage invites us to examine not only what Jesus gives, but how we respond to him. As Jesus passes through the border region between Samaria and Galilee, he meets ten men whose lives have been defined by isolation, suffering, and loss. Bound together by shared pain despite deep cultural and religious divisions, they cry out from a distance, asking Jesus for mercy. Jesus responds by sending them to the priests, and as they go, they are cleansed. Their obedience is real, and the healing is complete. They receive exactly what they asked for. But the story does not end there. One man, a Samaritan, recognizes the significance of what has happened. He turns back, praising God with a loud voice, and falls at Jesus’ feet in gratitude and worship. While all ten were cleansed, only one is described as being made whole. Jesus’ words to him are striking: “Rise and go your way; your faith has made you well.” This healing is not only physical, but spiritual. It is the difference between receiving a restored life and receiving new life. This sermon presses us to consider an important distinction. It is possible to experience the goodness of God, to receive his gifts, and yet return to life as it was before. The nine did nothing overtly wrong. They were obedient. They were healed. They went on their way. But the one who returned understood the source of his healing and surrendered himself fully to Jesus. The message challenges us to reflect honestly on our own posture toward Christ. Are we content with being helped by Jesus, or have we fallen at his feet in surrender? Are we hearers of the word without allowing it to shape our lives? Do we limit following Jesus to an hour on Sunday, or does our faith carry into the ordinary and difficult moments of the week? Is there evidence of transformation, not perfection, but fruit that flows from abiding in him? This is not a call to earn God’s love. Scripture is clear that Christ died for us while we were still sinners. Rather, it is an invitation to receive salvation fully, not merely relief or improvement, but new life rooted in relationship with Jesus. Gratitude alone is not the same as surrender. The gospel calls us beyond thank you into trust, obedience, and transformation. As a church, this message also calls us to look past the many good gifts God has given and continue pursuing the Giver himself. Growth, joy, and blessing are meaningful, but they are never the destination. The heart of faith is found at the feet of Jesus. Whether you are exploring faith for the first time or have followed Jesus for many years, this message invites reflection. What would it look like for you to turn back? What would surrender look like in your life today? Jesus is a gentle and faithful Savior, and he welcomes all who come to him. Scripture Reading: Luke 17:11–19 Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh Church: Flourishing Grace Church We pray this message encourages you to look beyond the gifts and find life at the feet of Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2238538748 Mon, 29 Dec 2025 19:02:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/beautiful-in-its-time-benjer-mcveigh-december-28-2025 00:36:58 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-you... In this reflective sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer walks through Ecclesiastes 3:1–15 and invites the church into a rare and needed pause at the turn of the year. As one season closes and another begins, this message speaks to the universal experience of looking back on what has been and looking forward to what is unknown. Grounded in the famous words that there is a time for everything under heaven, this teaching offers a thoughtful and pastoral framework for engaging the joys, sorrows, and hopes of the year behind us and the year ahead. Pastor Benjer explores the often misunderstood phrase that God has made everything beautiful in its time. Rather than suggesting that every event is pleasant or easy, this sermon explains how the biblical meaning of beautiful also carries the sense of fitting or purposeful within God’s larger story. For those who feel skeptical or wounded by painful experiences, this message creates space for honesty while affirming God’s sovereignty, goodness, and mercy. It acknowledges that some moments feel deeply unbeautiful while still trusting that God is at work beyond what we can see. The sermon moves through three intentional movements that shape how believers are invited to process the year. First, it calls listeners to look back in praise, not by pretending circumstances were easy, but by making God’s goodness and character known regardless of how the year felt. Drawing from the Psalms, Pastor Benjer reminds the church that praise is not denial but remembrance, and that worship helps reorient hearts toward who God is and how He works. Even when personal strength is lacking, the gathered church carries one another through shared praise. Second, the message invites the congregation to look back in mourning. In a culture that avoids grief and distraction, this sermon affirms that Scripture commands God’s people to mourn, weep, and bring sorrow honestly before Him. Referencing Ecclesiastes, the Psalms, and Jesus’ words in Matthew, Pastor Benjer emphasizes that mourning is not weakness but faith. Vulnerability with God deepens intimacy with God, and lament becomes a pathway to comfort rather than something to avoid. This portion of the sermon speaks directly to those carrying loss, disappointment, and unresolved pain from the year. Finally, the message turns toward looking forward in hope. Acknowledging the fear and uncertainty that come with an unknown future, Pastor Benjer anchors hope not in circumstances improving but in the unchanging nature of God. Ecclesiastes reminds us that whatever God does endures forever, and that truth both humbles and stabilizes us. While humans long to control outcomes, this sermon gently redirects that desire toward trust, prayer, and persistence. God is already in the future, and because He is already there, believers are invited to pray boldly, hope deeply, and refuse to give up. This sermon culminates in a moment of quiet reflection and prayer, offering space for worshipers to name gratitude, grief, and longing before God. It is a message for anyone standing between seasons, carrying both thankfulness and ache, and wondering what comes next. With pastoral warmth and theological depth, this teaching reminds us that our hope is anchored not in what we can predict, but in the God who holds time itself. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-you... In this reflective sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer walks through Ecclesiastes 3:1–15 and invites the church into a rare and needed pause at the turn of the year. As one season closes and another begins, this message speaks to the universal experience of looking back on what has been and looking forward to what is unknown. Grounded in the famous words that there is a time for everything under heaven, this teaching offers a thoughtful and pastoral framework for engaging the joys, sorrows, and hopes of the year behind us and the year ahead. Pastor Benjer explores the often misunderstood phrase that God has made everything beautiful in its time. Rather than suggesting that every event is pleasant or easy, this sermon explains how the biblical meaning of beautiful also carries the sense of fitting or purposeful within God’s larger story. For those who feel skeptical or wounded by painful experiences, this message creates space for honesty while affirming God’s sovereignty, goodness, and mercy. It acknowledges that some moments feel deeply unbeautiful while still trusting that God is at work beyond what we can see. The sermon moves through three intentional movements that shape how believers are invited to process the year. First, it calls listeners to look back in praise, not by pretending circumstances were easy, but by making God’s goodness and character known regardless of how the year felt. Drawing from the Psalms, Pastor Benjer reminds the church that praise is not denial but remembrance, and that worship helps reorient hearts toward who God is and how He works. Even when personal strength is lacking, the gathered church carries one another through shared praise. Second, the message invites the congregation to look back in mourning. In a culture that avoids grief and distraction, this sermon affirms that Scripture commands God’s people to mourn, weep, and bring sorrow honestly before Him. Referencing Ecclesiastes, the Psalms, and Jesus’ words in Matthew, Pastor Benjer emphasizes that mourning is not weakness but faith. Vulnerability with God deepens intimacy with God, and lament becomes a pathway to comfort rather than something to avoid. This portion of the sermon speaks directly to those carrying loss, disappointment, and unresolved pain from the year. Finally, the message turns toward looking forward in hope. Acknowledging the fear and uncertainty that come with an unknown future, Pastor Benjer anchors hope not in circumstances improving but in the unchanging nature of God. Ecclesiastes reminds us that whatever God does endures forever, and that truth both humbles and stabilizes us. While humans long to control outcomes, this sermon gently redirects that desire toward trust, prayer, and persistence. God is already in the future, and because He is already there, believers are invited to pray boldly, hope deeply, and refuse to give up. This sermon culminates in a moment of quiet reflection and prayer, offering space for worshipers to name gratitude, grief, and longing before God. It is a message for anyone standing between seasons, carrying both thankfulness and ache, and wondering what comes next. With pastoral warmth and theological depth, this teaching reminds us that our hope is anchored not in what we can predict, but in the God who holds time itself. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2238493133 Mon, 29 Dec 2025 17:19:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/christmas-eve-2025 00:27:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Celebrate Christmas with a powerful and hope filled message centered on John 1:14 and the heart of the gospel. In this Christmas sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer walks through one of the most profound truths in Scripture: the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth. This message invites you to slow down in the middle of the holiday rush and reflect on what it truly means that God came near, not from a distance, but by stepping fully into our humanity. Using a personal story about a father rushing to the scene of his child’s car accident, this sermon paints a vivid picture of the incarnation. Just as a loving parent grabs the keys and runs toward their child in crisis, Jesus came running toward us. He did not stay far off or offer advice from a distance. He entered our brokenness, our fear, our grief, and our pain. This Christmas message reminds us that the incarnation is not abstract theology but deeply personal good news. Pastor Benjer unpacks why John calls Jesus the Word, connecting the opening of John’s Gospel to Genesis and showing that Jesus is not merely a teacher or moral example but the eternal Creator God through whom all things were made. Life itself is found in Him, and the light He brings cannot be overcome by darkness. Whether this past year felt full of joy or heavy with sorrow, this sermon speaks to the universal longing for life, meaning, and hope. The message also explores what it means that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. Jesus did not do a flyover of humanity. He pitched His tent among us. He experienced hunger, weakness, temptation, rejection, sorrow, and grief. Drawing from Hebrews and Isaiah, this sermon highlights Jesus as a Savior who sympathizes with our weaknesses and is acquainted with grief, offering comfort to those carrying pain this Christmas season. Finally, the sermon centers on Jesus being full of grace and truth. Grace that is undeserved and freely given, and truth that names our brokenness honestly while still offering rescue. This is not a harsh God lacking compassion, nor a permissive God without direction, but a Savior who holds both perfectly. The invitation of Christmas is simple and beautiful: receive and trust. To all who receive Him and believe in His name, He gives the right to become children of God. Whether you are a lifelong follower of Jesus, someone who feels weary and in need of rest, or someone exploring faith for the first time, this Christmas message invites you to see the beauty of a God who came near. God is here. He grabbed the keys. He came to rescue. Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, U… Worship with us 9 + 11am 390 N 400 E Bountiful, UT 84010 https://flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Celebrate Christmas with a powerful and hope filled message centered on John 1:14 and the heart of the gospel. In this Christmas sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer walks through one of the most profound truths in Scripture: the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, full of grace and truth. This message invites you to slow down in the middle of the holiday rush and reflect on what it truly means that God came near, not from a distance, but by stepping fully into our humanity. Using a personal story about a father rushing to the scene of his child’s car accident, this sermon paints a vivid picture of the incarnation. Just as a loving parent grabs the keys and runs toward their child in crisis, Jesus came running toward us. He did not stay far off or offer advice from a distance. He entered our brokenness, our fear, our grief, and our pain. This Christmas message reminds us that the incarnation is not abstract theology but deeply personal good news. Pastor Benjer unpacks why John calls Jesus the Word, connecting the opening of John’s Gospel to Genesis and showing that Jesus is not merely a teacher or moral example but the eternal Creator God through whom all things were made. Life itself is found in Him, and the light He brings cannot be overcome by darkness. Whether this past year felt full of joy or heavy with sorrow, this sermon speaks to the universal longing for life, meaning, and hope. The message also explores what it means that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. Jesus did not do a flyover of humanity. He pitched His tent among us. He experienced hunger, weakness, temptation, rejection, sorrow, and grief. Drawing from Hebrews and Isaiah, this sermon highlights Jesus as a Savior who sympathizes with our weaknesses and is acquainted with grief, offering comfort to those carrying pain this Christmas season. Finally, the sermon centers on Jesus being full of grace and truth. Grace that is undeserved and freely given, and truth that names our brokenness honestly while still offering rescue. This is not a harsh God lacking compassion, nor a permissive God without direction, but a Savior who holds both perfectly. The invitation of Christmas is simple and beautiful: receive and trust. To all who receive Him and believe in His name, He gives the right to become children of God. Whether you are a lifelong follower of Jesus, someone who feels weary and in need of rest, or someone exploring faith for the first time, this Christmas message invites you to see the beauty of a God who came near. God is here. He grabbed the keys. He came to rescue. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2234608328 Mon, 22 Dec 2025 18:05:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/love-with-no-end 00:44:38 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit The Good News Is Beautiful | Advent Sermon from Isaiah 52:7–10 Three days before Christmas Eve, this message reminds us that this is not a throwaway Sunday. It’s an invitation to slow down, to pause, and to truly see why the good news of Jesus isn’t just true—it’s beautiful. Many of us have been taught to defend Christianity primarily on whether it’s factually accurate. That matters deeply. But for many people, especially those who’ve been hurt by religion, the bigger question is this: Even if it’s true… is it good? Is it compelling? Is it beautiful? In this Advent message, we return to Isaiah 52:7–10, a passage that declares how beautiful the good news is—the announcement that God reigns. Long before Jesus was born, Isaiah envisioned a herald running over the mountains announcing peace, salvation, and the reign of God. This is not sentimental religion. This is a proclamation that changes everything. In this sermon, we explore what the “gospel” really is—not a self-improvement plan, not a checklist, not a set of religious instructions—but an announcement: King Jesus reigns. We walk through three reasons why this good news is truly beautiful: Jesus conquers through surrender Unlike every other king in history, Jesus wins by losing. He conquers not by crushing His enemies, but by becoming the Lamb who was slain. Power made perfect in weakness. Sin and death are dethroned The gospel doesn’t promise perfection in this life—but it does promise a new King. Even in the rubble, the waste places, and the broken parts of our stories, God brings life. You don’t have to hide your struggles. You are no longer owned by sin or death. The King has rescued you The gospel is not a plan for you to execute—it’s a rescue accomplished by God Himself. Salvation is not something you achieve; it’s something you receive. God rolls up His sleeves and does for us what we could never do for ourselves. This message is especially for: – Those who are tired of striving – Those who feel burdened by religious performance – Those who have been hurt by Christianity but still wonder if Jesus might be different – Those longing for peace in the middle of anxiety, grief, addiction, or uncertainty Jesus’ invitation is simple and radical: yield. Step off the throne of your life and trust the gentle, good King who surrendered Himself for you. As we prepare for Christmas, we are reminded that when everything feels like it’s falling apart, Jesus is still on His throne—and He is not distant, harsh, or indifferent. He is gentle and lowly in heart, and He offers rest for weary souls. If you’re skeptical, searching, exhausted, or curious—this message is for you. Scripture: Isaiah 52:7–10 Series: Advent Theme: The Beauty of the Gospel If this message resonates with you, consider watching all the way through, sharing it with someone who needs hope this season, or joining us for Christmas Eve as we celebrate the coming of the King. The good news is beautiful. And King Jesus has come for you. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit The Good News Is Beautiful | Advent Sermon from Isaiah 52:7–10 Three days before Christmas Eve, this message reminds us that this is not a throwaway Sunday. It’s an invitation to slow down, to pause, and to truly see why the good news of Jesus isn’t just true—it’s beautiful. Many of us have been taught to defend Christianity primarily on whether it’s factually accurate. That matters deeply. But for many people, especially those who’ve been hurt by religion, the bigger question is this: Even if it’s true… is it good? Is it compelling? Is it beautiful? In this Advent message, we return to Isaiah 52:7–10, a passage that declares how beautiful the good news is—the announcement that God reigns. Long before Jesus was born, Isaiah envisioned a herald running over the mountains announcing peace, salvation, and the reign of God. This is not sentimental religion. This is a proclamation that changes everything. In this sermon, we explore what the “gospel” really is—not a self-improvement plan, not a checklist, not a set of religious instructions—but an announcement: King Jesus reigns. We walk through three reasons why this good news is truly beautiful: Jesus conquers through surrender Unlike every other king in history, Jesus wins by losing. He conquers not by crushing His enemies, but by becoming the Lamb who was slain. Power made perfect in weakness. Sin and death are dethroned The gospel doesn’t promise perfection in this life—but it does promise a new King. Even in the rubble, the waste places, and the broken parts of our stories, God brings life. You don’t have to hide your struggles. You are no longer owned by sin or death. The King has rescued you The gospel is not a plan for you to execute—it’s a rescue accomplished by God Himself. Salvation is not something you achieve; it’s something you receive. God rolls up His sleeves and does for us what we could never do for ourselves. This message is especially for: – Those who are tired of striving – Those who feel burdened by religious performance – Those who have been hurt by Christianity but still wonder if Jesus might be different – Those longing for peace in the middle of anxiety, grief, addiction, or uncertainty Jesus’ invitation is simple and radical: yield. Step off the throne of your life and trust the gentle, good King who surrendered Himself for you. As we prepare for Christmas, we are reminded that when everything feels like it’s falling apart, Jesus is still on His throne—and He is not distant, harsh, or indifferent. He is gentle and lowly in heart, and He offers rest for weary souls. If you’re skeptical, searching, exhausted, or curious—this message is for you. Scripture: Isaiah 52:7–10 Series: Advent Theme: The Beauty of the Gospel If this message resonates with you, consider watching all the way through, sharing it with someone who needs hope this season, or joining us for Christmas Eve as we celebrate the coming of the King. The good news is beautiful. And King Jesus has come for you. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2230178087 Mon, 15 Dec 2025 18:06:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/joy-with-no-end 00:48:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for joining us this Sunday! For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org. In this Week 3 Advent message on Joy, we turn to Isaiah 55:1–11 and hear one of the most generous invitations in all of Scripture: “Come, everyone who thirsts.” This sermon explores what it means to receive joy not as something we manufacture or consume, but as something that flows from communion with God. Set during Advent, this message reminds us that most of our prayers are actually Advent prayers. We pray for hope, peace, joy, and love in moments of suffering, anxiety, loneliness, and exhaustion. But instead of sending us quick fixes or temporary solutions, God gives us Himself. He does not merely provide joy—He is joy. He does not simply send peace—He is peace. Using Isaiah’s imagery of water, milk, and wine, this sermon invites us to examine what we are truly thirsty for. Are we longing for refreshment? Nourishment? Delight? And where are we trying to satisfy that thirst? Isaiah challenges a self-sufficient, busy, consuming people—much like us—to slow down, admit our need, and stop spending our lives chasing what never satisfies. This message also confronts the cost of constant consumption. When we live from our own provision rather than God’s, we may look successful on the outside but feel empty on the inside. As the sermon unpacks Isaiah 5 and Isaiah 55, we are reminded of a sobering truth: the more we consume, the less we commune. And yet, God’s invitation remains wide open. Rather than a checklist or spiritual self-improvement plan, this sermon emphasizes God’s initiative. He draws near first. He provides first. He invites us to live from His abundance, not our striving. From that place, Isaiah offers four simple but deeply challenging practices for seeking the Lord: calling upon Him, confessing and returning, humbly trusting His perspective, and allowing His Word to nourish us. The promise at the end of Isaiah 55 is breathtaking. When we live in communion with God, joy and peace are no longer things we chase—they are realities we are led into. Creation itself responds. Landscapes change. Lives are transformed. If you are tired of living from your own strength, if your joy feels depleted, if you are thirsty but unsure what for, this message is for you. You are invited—not to do more—but to come, receive, and live. Scripture Focus: Isaiah 55:1–11 Theme: Advent – Joy Church: Flourishing Grace Church Speaker: Brett If this message encouraged you, consider liking the video, subscribing to the channel, or sharing it with someone who needs to hear this invitation today. If you’d like prayer or want to learn more about our church, visit us online or join us in person. Thank you for joining us this Sunday! For more in… Thank you for joining us this Sunday! For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org. In this Week 3 Advent message on Joy, we turn to Isaiah 55:1–11 and hear one of the most generous invitations in all of Scripture: “Come, everyone who thirsts.” This sermon explores what it means to receive joy not as something we manufacture or consume, but as something that flows from communion with God. Set during Advent, this message reminds us that most of our prayers are actually Advent prayers. We pray for hope, peace, joy, and love in moments of suffering, anxiety, loneliness, and exhaustion. But instead of sending us quick fixes or temporary solutions, God gives us Himself. He does not merely provide joy—He is joy. He does not simply send peace—He is peace. Using Isaiah’s imagery of water, milk, and wine, this sermon invites us to examine what we are truly thirsty for. Are we longing for refreshment? Nourishment? Delight? And where are we trying to satisfy that thirst? Isaiah challenges a self-sufficient, busy, consuming people—much like us—to slow down, admit our need, and stop spending our lives chasing what never satisfies. This message also confronts the cost of constant consumption. When we live from our own provision rather than God’s, we may look successful on the outside but feel empty on the inside. As the sermon unpacks Isaiah 5 and Isaiah 55, we are reminded of a sobering truth: the more we consume, the less we commune. And yet, God’s invitation remains wide open. Rather than a checklist or spiritual self-improvement plan, this sermon emphasizes God’s initiative. He draws near first. He provides first. He invites us to live from His abundance, not our striving. From that place, Isaiah offers four simple but deeply challenging practices for seeking the Lord: calling upon Him, confessing and returning, humbly trusting His perspective, and allowing His Word to nourish us. The promise at the end of Isaiah 55 is breathtaking. When we live in communion with God, joy and peace are no longer things we chase—they are realities we are led into. Creation itself responds. Landscapes change. Lives are transformed. If you are tired of living from your own strength, if your joy feels depleted, if you are thirsty but unsure what for, this message is for you. You are invited—not to do more—but to come, receive, and live. Scripture Focus: Isaiah 55:1–11 Theme: Advent – Joy Church: Flourishing Grace Church Speaker: Brett If this message encouraged you, consider liking the video, subscribing to the channel, or sharing it with someone who needs to hear this invitation today. If you’d like prayer or want to learn more about our church, visit us online or join us in person. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2226302564 Mon, 08 Dec 2025 20:16:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/peace-with-no-end-benjer-mcveigh-december-7-2025 00:42:19 Flourishing Grace Church no In this Advent sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer opens Isaiah 9:1-7 and invites us to see the Christmas story as the ultimate great reversal. Just like our favorite Pixar stories that move from ordinary life to crisis and then to a surprising, beautiful resolution, the Bible tells the true story of people walking in deep darkness who suddenly see a great light. Long before Jesus was born, Isaiah prophesied to a people under judgment, weighed down by their own sin, injustice, and idolatry. The land of Zebulun and Naphtali felt the brunt of God’s discipline first, but in the kindness of God they were also the first to see the grace and mercy of Jesus when He began His ministry in Galilee. Where there was gloom, anguish, and spiritual night, God promised joy, freedom, and a decisive victory over every oppressor. As we walk through Advent, Pastor Benjer explains that this season is not just sentimental buildup to Christmas. It is a season of honest waiting, longing, and hope, where we learn to pause, rejoice, ask, and yield before God. Isaiah 9 shows us that the light of Christ is not something we produce by trying harder or fixing ourselves. When you stand in deep darkness, you cannot make your own light. Instead, God Himself breaks in. The Messiah shines into the very places we cannot manage, clean up, or control. The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light because the light came to them. At the center of this message is the truth that we are not the heroes of our own story. We try to carry the weight of our pain, our sin, our responsibilities, and our fears on our own shoulders. We put our hope in careers, relationships, possessions, or our own strength, only to end up exhausted and disappointed. Isaiah reminds us that the government is on Jesus’ shoulders, not ours. He is given four titles that reach beneath our surface desires into our deepest longings. As Wonderful Counselor, He brings divine wisdom and miraculous guidance right into the mess of real life. As Mighty God, He is not just a helpful friend but the victorious warrior who fights the battles we cannot win. As Everlasting Father, He is nothing like the broken or absent fathers many of us have known. His love is constant, protective, and never ending. As Prince of Peace, He does more than calm our circumstances. He gives us peace with God through His life, death, and resurrection. Pastor Benjer shows how the increase of Christ’s government and peace will never end. Jesus keeps taking ground in human hearts, homes, churches, and communities. The more we hand over the hidden corners of our lives to His rule and reign, the more we experience true peace, even when circumstances are still hard. The most hopeful line in the passage is that the zeal of the Lord of Hosts will do this. It does not depend on our effort, our goodness, or our consistency. God is passionately committed to rescuing, restoring, and redeeming His people. He is zealous for His glory and for your good, and that is why the light of Christ is a gift, not a reward you earn. If you are watching this and feel stuck in darkness, shame, or quiet despair, this message is for you. Your darkness does not disqualify you from the light. It is exactly why the light came. To us a child is born. To us a son is given. Today can be the day you stop trying to be the hero and instead receive Jesus as your Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. If you are in or near Bountiful, Utah, we would love to welcome you in person at Flourishing Grace Church. If you are watching from elsewhere, we are grateful to walk with you online as you follow Jesus. Subscribe for more Christ centered teaching, share this message with someone who needs hope, and let us know in the comments how we can be praying for you this Advent season. In this Advent sermon from Flourishing Grace Chur… In this Advent sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer opens Isaiah 9:1-7 and invites us to see the Christmas story as the ultimate great reversal. Just like our favorite Pixar stories that move from ordinary life to crisis and then to a surprising, beautiful resolution, the Bible tells the true story of people walking in deep darkness who suddenly see a great light. Long before Jesus was born, Isaiah prophesied to a people under judgment, weighed down by their own sin, injustice, and idolatry. The land of Zebulun and Naphtali felt the brunt of God’s discipline first, but in the kindness of God they were also the first to see the grace and mercy of Jesus when He began His ministry in Galilee. Where there was gloom, anguish, and spiritual night, God promised joy, freedom, and a decisive victory over every oppressor. As we walk through Advent, Pastor Benjer explains that this season is not just sentimental buildup to Christmas. It is a season of honest waiting, longing, and hope, where we learn to pause, rejoice, ask, and yield before God. Isaiah 9 shows us that the light of Christ is not something we produce by trying harder or fixing ourselves. When you stand in deep darkness, you cannot make your own light. Instead, God Himself breaks in. The Messiah shines into the very places we cannot manage, clean up, or control. The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light because the light came to them. At the center of this message is the truth that we are not the heroes of our own story. We try to carry the weight of our pain, our sin, our responsibilities, and our fears on our own shoulders. We put our hope in careers, relationships, possessions, or our own strength, only to end up exhausted and disappointed. Isaiah reminds us that the government is on Jesus’ shoulders, not ours. He is given four titles that reach beneath our surface desires into our deepest longings. As Wonderful Counselor, He brings divine wisdom and miraculous guidance right into the mess of real life. As Mighty God, He is not just a helpful friend but the victorious warrior who fights the battles we cannot win. As Everlasting Father, He is nothing like the broken or absent fathers many of us have known. His love is constant, protective, and never ending. As Prince of Peace, He does more than calm our circumstances. He gives us peace with God through His life, death, and resurrection. Pastor Benjer shows how the increase of Christ’s government and peace will never end. Jesus keeps taking ground in human hearts, homes, churches, and communities. The more we hand over the hidden corners of our lives to His rule and reign, the more we experience true peace, even when circumstances are still hard. The most hopeful line in the passage is that the zeal of the Lord of Hosts will do this. It does not depend on our effort, our goodness, or our consistency. God is passionately committed to rescuing, restoring, and redeeming His people. He is zealous for His glory and for your good, and that is why the light of Christ is a gift, not a reward you earn. If you are watching this and feel stuck in darkness, shame, or quiet despair, this message is for you. Your darkness does not disqualify you from the light. It is exactly why the light came. To us a child is born. To us a son is given. Today can be the day you stop trying to be the hero and instead receive Jesus as your Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. If you are in or near Bountiful, Utah, we would love to welcome you in person at Flourishing Grace Church. If you are watching from elsewhere, we are grateful to walk with you online as you follow Jesus. Subscribe for more Christ centered teaching, share this message with someone who needs hope, and let us know in the comments how we can be praying for you this Advent season. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2222190527 Mon, 01 Dec 2025 18:12:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/advent-week-1-hope-benjer-mcveigh-november-30-2025 00:39:56 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this week’s message from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer leads us into the first Sunday of Advent by opening Isaiah 11:1 to 10, a breathtaking promise spoken into a devastated world. As the gathering stands for the reading of Scripture, we hear Isaiah’s vision of a shoot springing up from the stump of Jesse, a fragile sign of life rising where everything looked cut down and hopeless. That image becomes the heartbeat of the sermon as Pastor Benjer helps us name the places where we have felt the bottom fall out of our own lives. He shares stories of personal heartbreak, disappointment, and loss, reminding us that devastation is something every person encounters, whether in sudden tragedy, crumbling expectations, or the quiet ache of a season that was supposed to be different than it is. From there the message draws us into the world of Isaiah’s prophecy. Israel has turned from God, injustice has taken root, and the nation that once flourished now resembles a forest leveled to stumps. Yet God speaks hope into this barren landscape. He promises that out of the very place that feels dead a new king will rise, a descendant of David who will rule with wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, and a perfect delight in the fear of the Lord. Pastor Benjer shows how this passage points to Jesus, the true and better King who judges with righteousness, defends the vulnerable, and brings peace strong enough to reconcile even the fiercest enemies. Isaiah’s imagery of wolves lying with lambs and children playing where serpents once threatened becomes a picture of the world made right, restored by the One who conquers sin, death, and the powers of darkness. This message brings the hope of Advent into real life. Instead of ignoring pain or pretending everything is fine during the holiday season, we are invited to pause and honestly name the devastation we have experienced this year. Pastor Benjer encourages the church to consider where hope has collapsed and where lesser kings have promised life but only left disappointment behind. Into those places, Jesus offers himself as the true King, the root and shoot of Jesse, fully God and fully man, the One who does not only send a solution but becomes the solution. Through his life, death, and resurrection he calls us into rest, reconciliation, and a peace the world cannot offer. As we enter the Advent season together, this message invites us to slow down, breathe, pray, and prepare our hearts for the King who comes near. Whether you are walking through loss, confusion, exhaustion, or simply longing for renewal, Isaiah’s promise offers steady hope. Jesus is the King who brings life out of devastation and light into every shadowed place. Stay until the end of the gathering, where Pastor Benjer invites anyone who needs prayer, hope, or a fresh start to come forward and receive prayer from the Flourishing Grace team. Today can be the day you return to Jesus or say yes to him for the first time. Wherever you are coming from and whatever you carry, you are welcome. May this message draw you into the hope, rest, and good news of the King who has come and will come again. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this week’s message from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer leads us into the first Sunday of Advent by opening Isaiah 11:1 to 10, a breathtaking promise spoken into a devastated world. As the gathering stands for the reading of Scripture, we hear Isaiah’s vision of a shoot springing up from the stump of Jesse, a fragile sign of life rising where everything looked cut down and hopeless. That image becomes the heartbeat of the sermon as Pastor Benjer helps us name the places where we have felt the bottom fall out of our own lives. He shares stories of personal heartbreak, disappointment, and loss, reminding us that devastation is something every person encounters, whether in sudden tragedy, crumbling expectations, or the quiet ache of a season that was supposed to be different than it is. From there the message draws us into the world of Isaiah’s prophecy. Israel has turned from God, injustice has taken root, and the nation that once flourished now resembles a forest leveled to stumps. Yet God speaks hope into this barren landscape. He promises that out of the very place that feels dead a new king will rise, a descendant of David who will rule with wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, and a perfect delight in the fear of the Lord. Pastor Benjer shows how this passage points to Jesus, the true and better King who judges with righteousness, defends the vulnerable, and brings peace strong enough to reconcile even the fiercest enemies. Isaiah’s imagery of wolves lying with lambs and children playing where serpents once threatened becomes a picture of the world made right, restored by the One who conquers sin, death, and the powers of darkness. This message brings the hope of Advent into real life. Instead of ignoring pain or pretending everything is fine during the holiday season, we are invited to pause and honestly name the devastation we have experienced this year. Pastor Benjer encourages the church to consider where hope has collapsed and where lesser kings have promised life but only left disappointment behind. Into those places, Jesus offers himself as the true King, the root and shoot of Jesse, fully God and fully man, the One who does not only send a solution but becomes the solution. Through his life, death, and resurrection he calls us into rest, reconciliation, and a peace the world cannot offer. As we enter the Advent season together, this message invites us to slow down, breathe, pray, and prepare our hearts for the King who comes near. Whether you are walking through loss, confusion, exhaustion, or simply longing for renewal, Isaiah’s promise offers steady hope. Jesus is the King who brings life out of devastation and light into every shadowed place. Stay until the end of the gathering, where Pastor Benjer invites anyone who needs prayer, hope, or a fresh start to come forward and receive prayer from the Flourishing Grace team. Today can be the day you return to Jesus or say yes to him for the first time. Wherever you are coming from and whatever you carry, you are welcome. May this message draw you into the hope, rest, and good news of the King who has come and will come again. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2218208870 Mon, 24 Nov 2025 16:30:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-dishonest-manager-november-23-2025-benjer-mcveigh 00:38:24 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... Luke 16:1–13 is one of the most unexpected and challenging parables Jesus ever taught, and this week at Flourishing Grace Church Pastor Benjer walked us through the Parable of the Dishonest Manager. At first glance, the story can feel confusing. A dishonest manager misuses his master’s resources, rewrites debts he has no right to change, and then receives praise for what he has done. The key, however, is that Jesus is not affirming the manager’s ethics. He is drawing attention to the technique, the shrewdness, and the intentional use of resources for a future purpose. From that surprising parable Jesus teaches something deeply practical and deeply convicting about our relationship with money and our calling as disciples. Throughout the sermon Pastor Benjer highlights how often money quietly becomes the controlling influence in our lives. Many of us live with the phrase “one day” attached to our purpose. One day when I finish college. One day when I finally earn enough. One day when I buy the house. One day when life settles down. Yet every time we reach one day another one appears on the horizon, usually tied to financial pressure, financial goals, or financial anxiety. Jesus exposes the truth that money is meant to be a tool used for kingdom purposes, but for many of us it has slowly become a god that shapes our priorities, our decisions, our fears, and our hopes. This message explores the idea that what we have is not truly ours in the first place. The manager in the parable used money that belonged to someone else in order to secure relationships and his future. In the same way Jesus calls his followers to use what belongs to God for the sake of people and for the sake of eternity. When Jesus says that no servant can serve two masters and that we cannot serve both God and money, he is naming the spiritual conflict that exists in every human heart. Money can be a useful and powerful tool, but it is a terrible master and an even worse god. Pastor Benjer challenges us to recognize that everything we possess is something God has entrusted to us. Our income, our resources, our opportunities, our time, and even the circumstances that opened doors for us are gifts of grace. When we view our possessions as things that belong to us, we cling tightly to them and they quickly gain control over our lives. When we view them as things entrusted to us by God, we are free to use them for generosity, for service, and for eternal impact. The sermon also discusses the practical reality that giving is one of the fastest ways to dethrone money in our hearts. Not because God needs our money, and not because giving earns us spiritual points, but because giving forces us to release our grip. Scripture teaches that generosity is meant to be joyful and sacrificial. The goal is not tipping or occasional acts of kindness. The goal is a life that recognizes the temporary nature of money and uses it for something far greater than personal comfort or personal security. For those who feel the weight of financial stress, debt, or discouragement, Pastor Benjer acknowledges that this message may feel heavy. If that is your situation, Flourishing Grace offers a simple next step. You can text FGC money to 97000 to connect with someone who will meet with you, listen to your story without judgment, pray with you, and help you take practical steps toward financial freedom. There are also resources available through Financial Peace University to help you learn how to handle money in a way that honors God and offers peace instead of fear. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... Luke 16:1–13 is one of the most unexpected and challenging parables Jesus ever taught, and this week at Flourishing Grace Church Pastor Benjer walked us through the Parable of the Dishonest Manager. At first glance, the story can feel confusing. A dishonest manager misuses his master’s resources, rewrites debts he has no right to change, and then receives praise for what he has done. The key, however, is that Jesus is not affirming the manager’s ethics. He is drawing attention to the technique, the shrewdness, and the intentional use of resources for a future purpose. From that surprising parable Jesus teaches something deeply practical and deeply convicting about our relationship with money and our calling as disciples. Throughout the sermon Pastor Benjer highlights how often money quietly becomes the controlling influence in our lives. Many of us live with the phrase “one day” attached to our purpose. One day when I finish college. One day when I finally earn enough. One day when I buy the house. One day when life settles down. Yet every time we reach one day another one appears on the horizon, usually tied to financial pressure, financial goals, or financial anxiety. Jesus exposes the truth that money is meant to be a tool used for kingdom purposes, but for many of us it has slowly become a god that shapes our priorities, our decisions, our fears, and our hopes. This message explores the idea that what we have is not truly ours in the first place. The manager in the parable used money that belonged to someone else in order to secure relationships and his future. In the same way Jesus calls his followers to use what belongs to God for the sake of people and for the sake of eternity. When Jesus says that no servant can serve two masters and that we cannot serve both God and money, he is naming the spiritual conflict that exists in every human heart. Money can be a useful and powerful tool, but it is a terrible master and an even worse god. Pastor Benjer challenges us to recognize that everything we possess is something God has entrusted to us. Our income, our resources, our opportunities, our time, and even the circumstances that opened doors for us are gifts of grace. When we view our possessions as things that belong to us, we cling tightly to them and they quickly gain control over our lives. When we view them as things entrusted to us by God, we are free to use them for generosity, for service, and for eternal impact. The sermon also discusses the practical reality that giving is one of the fastest ways to dethrone money in our hearts. Not because God needs our money, and not because giving earns us spiritual points, but because giving forces us to release our grip. Scripture teaches that generosity is meant to be joyful and sacrificial. The goal is not tipping or occasional acts of kindness. The goal is a life that recognizes the temporary nature of money and uses it for something far greater than personal comfort or personal security. For those who feel the weight of financial stress, debt, or discouragement, Pastor Benjer acknowledges that this message may feel heavy. If that is your situation, Flourishing Grace offers a simple next step. You can text FGC money to 97000 to connect with someone who will meet with you, listen to your story without judgment, pray with you, and help you take practical steps toward financial freedom. There are also resources available through Financial Peace University to help you learn how to handle money in a way that honors God and offers peace instead of fear. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2213910359 Mon, 17 Nov 2025 06:52:47 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-prodigal-son-benjer-mcveigh 00:42:55 Flourishing Grace Church no The Prodigal Son | Benjer McVeigh | November 16, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church The Prodigal Son | Benjer McVeigh | November 16, … The Prodigal Son | Benjer McVeigh | November 16, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2210297669 Mon, 10 Nov 2025 20:17:26 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-cost-of-discipleship-benjer-mcveigh-november-9-2025 00:42:20 Flourishing Grace Church no The Cost of Discipleship | Benjer McVeigh | November 9, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church The Cost of Discipleship | Benjer McVeigh | Novem… The Cost of Discipleship | Benjer McVeigh | November 9, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2205707123 Mon, 03 Nov 2025 21:20:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-wedding-feast 00:39:15 Flourishing Grace Church no The Wedding Feast by Flourishing Grace Church The Wedding Feast by Flourishing Grace Church The Wedding Feast by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2200115535 Mon, 27 Oct 2025 16:32:46 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-narrow-door-benjer-mcveigh 00:40:46 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week’s message at Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer unpacks one of the most sobering and hope-filled teachings of Jesus found in Luke 13:22–30. As Jesus journeys toward Jerusalem—fully aware that the cross awaits—He encounters a question that echoes through time: “Lord, will those who are saved be few?” What follows is a deeply personal and challenging conversation about salvation, grace, and what it truly means to know Jesus. Pastor Benjer explores Jesus’ response about striving to enter through the narrow door and helps us understand what that means for followers of Christ today. The sermon addresses a tension that exists both inside and outside the church: how can salvation be found in only one way without making God seem narrow-minded or unloving? Using historical and cultural background from first-century Judea and Rome, Pastor Benjer reveals that the narrow door is not about exclusion, but about clarity—Jesus Himself is the narrow door because He is the only one who can deal with our sin problem and offer eternal life. Throughout the message, listeners are invited to examine what they are trusting in. Many people, both in Jesus’ day and our own, appeal to their spiritual “resume”—their family background, good works, or religious involvement—as evidence that they deserve God’s favor. But Jesus’ parable makes it clear that being in proximity to Him is not the same as having intimacy with Him. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that knowing about Jesus or being around His people is not the same as belonging to Him through faith. Just as those outside the door pleaded their case based on their lineage or their service, many today believe that moral behavior, volunteerism, or religious attendance will be enough. But as the sermon reminds us, salvation is not earned; it is received through surrender. We cannot present God our accomplishments or heritage and expect entry into His kingdom. Only through the person and work of Jesus—who lived the life we could not live and died the death we deserved—can anyone be saved. Using both Scripture and contemporary examples, Pastor Benjer dismantles the modern belief system often described as “moralistic therapeutic deism”—the idea that God simply wants us to be nice, happy, and well-adjusted, and that good people go to heaven. Instead, he points us back to the truth of the gospel: that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, but through faith in Christ, we are justified by grace as a gift. Jesus’ death was not symbolic—it was substitutionary. He absorbed the wrath of God against sin, satisfying justice and extending mercy. Quoting from Romans 3 and Isaiah 53, Pastor Benjer reminds us that the cross was God’s plan to make a way for sinners to be reconciled to Him. The narrowness of this way is not cruelty; it is compassion. God has provided one clear way to life so that no one would have to wonder where salvation is found. The sermon moves from theological depth to heartfelt application, urging the congregation to drop their resumes before God and instead pursue intimacy with Jesus. The narrow door is not a one-time entry point but a lifelong pursuit of relationship. Followers of Jesus must daily rely on His grace—not just at the moment of salvation, but every day afterward. Pastor Benjer challenges the church not to be filled with people who attend services, know the songs, and volunteer out of duty, but with people who know and love Jesus deeply. Proximity does not equal transformation. Only intimacy with Christ brings life. In this week’s message at Flourishing Grace Churc… In this week’s message at Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer unpacks one of the most sobering and hope-filled teachings of Jesus found in Luke 13:22–30. As Jesus journeys toward Jerusalem—fully aware that the cross awaits—He encounters a question that echoes through time: “Lord, will those who are saved be few?” What follows is a deeply personal and challenging conversation about salvation, grace, and what it truly means to know Jesus. Pastor Benjer explores Jesus’ response about striving to enter through the narrow door and helps us understand what that means for followers of Christ today. The sermon addresses a tension that exists both inside and outside the church: how can salvation be found in only one way without making God seem narrow-minded or unloving? Using historical and cultural background from first-century Judea and Rome, Pastor Benjer reveals that the narrow door is not about exclusion, but about clarity—Jesus Himself is the narrow door because He is the only one who can deal with our sin problem and offer eternal life. Throughout the message, listeners are invited to examine what they are trusting in. Many people, both in Jesus’ day and our own, appeal to their spiritual “resume”—their family background, good works, or religious involvement—as evidence that they deserve God’s favor. But Jesus’ parable makes it clear that being in proximity to Him is not the same as having intimacy with Him. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that knowing about Jesus or being around His people is not the same as belonging to Him through faith. Just as those outside the door pleaded their case based on their lineage or their service, many today believe that moral behavior, volunteerism, or religious attendance will be enough. But as the sermon reminds us, salvation is not earned; it is received through surrender. We cannot present God our accomplishments or heritage and expect entry into His kingdom. Only through the person and work of Jesus—who lived the life we could not live and died the death we deserved—can anyone be saved. Using both Scripture and contemporary examples, Pastor Benjer dismantles the modern belief system often described as “moralistic therapeutic deism”—the idea that God simply wants us to be nice, happy, and well-adjusted, and that good people go to heaven. Instead, he points us back to the truth of the gospel: that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, but through faith in Christ, we are justified by grace as a gift. Jesus’ death was not symbolic—it was substitutionary. He absorbed the wrath of God against sin, satisfying justice and extending mercy. Quoting from Romans 3 and Isaiah 53, Pastor Benjer reminds us that the cross was God’s plan to make a way for sinners to be reconciled to Him. The narrowness of this way is not cruelty; it is compassion. God has provided one clear way to life so that no one would have to wonder where salvation is found. The sermon moves from theological depth to heartfelt application, urging the congregation to drop their resumes before God and instead pursue intimacy with Jesus. The narrow door is not a one-time entry point but a lifelong pursuit of relationship. Followers of Jesus must daily rely on His grace—not just at the moment of salvation, but every day afterward. Pastor Benjer challenges the church not to be filled with people who attend services, know the songs, and volunteer out of duty, but with people who know and love Jesus deeply. Proximity does not equal transformation. Only intimacy with Christ brings life. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2194624907 Mon, 20 Oct 2025 17:11:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-beauty-of-repentance-benjer-mcveigh-october-19-2025 00:42:28 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this sermon from Luke 13:1–9, Pastor Benjer McVeigh of Flourishing Grace Church explores one of Jesus’ most challenging and life-giving teachings—the call to repentance. Many of us hear the word “repent” and instinctively recoil, weighed down by years of misunderstanding and guilt. Yet as this passage reveals, repentance is not about condemnation but restoration. It is a divine invitation into grace. Jesus confronts the human assumption that tragedy and hardship are always signs of personal failure, reframing repentance not as punishment but as the merciful opportunity to turn from death toward life. Through the parable of the barren fig tree, Jesus paints a vivid picture of God’s patience and kindness. The gardener’s plea for one more year and his decision to nurture the fruitless tree reflect the heart of a Father who gives every chance for renewal. God does not fold His arms in disappointment and wait for us to get it right; He kneels beside us, digging around the hard soil of our hearts, giving us everything we need to flourish again. Repentance is not an act of despair—it is the evidence of God’s compassion. As Romans 2:4 declares, it is His kindness that leads us to repentance. Pastor Benjer reminds us that repentance is not a one-time decision but a posture of daily humility. It is the ongoing recognition that God is God and we are not, that His ways are better than ours, and that our flourishing depends on continually turning our hearts back to Him. When we try to control our lives, to “grab the shovel” and fix ourselves, we miss the beauty of surrender. True repentance means handing over the keys, trusting that God can rebuild what we cannot. The sermon also addresses the fears and misconceptions surrounding repentance. Many believers equate it with shame or divine anger, but Scripture shows that confession leads not to rejection but to restoration. When we come before God with honesty about our failures, He meets us with mercy, not wrath. As 1 John 1:9 promises, “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” The act of turning back is never met with scorn—it is met with celebration, just as the father in the parable of the prodigal son ran to embrace his returning child. Repentance, then, is the shortest distance between where we are and where God longs for us to be. Whether we are seeking freedom from sin, reconciliation in our marriages, or restoration in our hearts, repentance is the starting point. It is the about-face that redirects us from rebellion toward redemption. Like C.S. Lewis wrote, true progress begins the moment we turn back to the right road. Throughout history, every genuine revival has begun with repentance—not in packed stadiums but in quiet hearts humbled before God. Renewal in our communities and churches starts when believers admit their need for grace and bow before the Lord in prayer. This is where the Spirit moves most powerfully, transforming individuals and igniting movements of faith. As Pastor Benjer concludes, repentance is not a story of human failure but of divine faithfulness. It is an open door to forgiveness, healing, and the abundant life found only in Jesus Christ. To repent is to stop running, to stop pretending, and to return home—to the God who digs around the roots of our lives and whispers, “Let’s begin again.” If you’ve wondered what repentance really means or feared it as a word of judgment, this sermon will help you see it as the gift it truly is—a daily invitation into grace, freedom, and flourishing in Christ. Watch, reflect, and rediscover the beauty of turning back to the One who never stops pursuing you. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this sermon from Luke 13:1–9, Pastor Benjer McVeigh of Flourishing Grace Church explores one of Jesus’ most challenging and life-giving teachings—the call to repentance. Many of us hear the word “repent” and instinctively recoil, weighed down by years of misunderstanding and guilt. Yet as this passage reveals, repentance is not about condemnation but restoration. It is a divine invitation into grace. Jesus confronts the human assumption that tragedy and hardship are always signs of personal failure, reframing repentance not as punishment but as the merciful opportunity to turn from death toward life. Through the parable of the barren fig tree, Jesus paints a vivid picture of God’s patience and kindness. The gardener’s plea for one more year and his decision to nurture the fruitless tree reflect the heart of a Father who gives every chance for renewal. God does not fold His arms in disappointment and wait for us to get it right; He kneels beside us, digging around the hard soil of our hearts, giving us everything we need to flourish again. Repentance is not an act of despair—it is the evidence of God’s compassion. As Romans 2:4 declares, it is His kindness that leads us to repentance. Pastor Benjer reminds us that repentance is not a one-time decision but a posture of daily humility. It is the ongoing recognition that God is God and we are not, that His ways are better than ours, and that our flourishing depends on continually turning our hearts back to Him. When we try to control our lives, to “grab the shovel” and fix ourselves, we miss the beauty of surrender. True repentance means handing over the keys, trusting that God can rebuild what we cannot. The sermon also addresses the fears and misconceptions surrounding repentance. Many believers equate it with shame or divine anger, but Scripture shows that confession leads not to rejection but to restoration. When we come before God with honesty about our failures, He meets us with mercy, not wrath. As 1 John 1:9 promises, “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” The act of turning back is never met with scorn—it is met with celebration, just as the father in the parable of the prodigal son ran to embrace his returning child. Repentance, then, is the shortest distance between where we are and where God longs for us to be. Whether we are seeking freedom from sin, reconciliation in our marriages, or restoration in our hearts, repentance is the starting point. It is the about-face that redirects us from rebellion toward redemption. Like C.S. Lewis wrote, true progress begins the moment we turn back to the right road. Throughout history, every genuine revival has begun with repentance—not in packed stadiums but in quiet hearts humbled before God. Renewal in our communities and churches starts when believers admit their need for grace and bow before the Lord in prayer. This is where the Spirit moves most powerfully, transforming individuals and igniting movements of faith. As Pastor Benjer concludes, repentance is not a story of human failure but of divine faithfulness. It is an open door to forgiveness, healing, and the abundant life found only in Jesus Christ. To repent is to stop running, to stop pretending, and to return home—to the God who digs around the roots of our lives and whispers, “Let’s begin again.” If you’ve wondered what repentance really means or feared it as a word of judgment, this sermon will help you see it as the gift it truly is—a daily invitation into grace, freedom, and flourishing in Christ. Watch, reflect, and rediscover the beauty of turning back to the One who never stops pursuing you. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2189445939 Mon, 13 Oct 2025 18:47:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/consecrated 00:45:47 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful conclusion to The Way of Discipleship series, Pastor Brett Turner unpacks the biblical call to consecration—being set apart not just for good works, but for a sacred and holy purpose. Preaching from 2 Corinthians 6:1–2 and 1 Chronicles 13–15, he challenges us to examine whether we have received the grace of God in vain and invites us to live lives marked by holiness, obedience, and transformation. This message draws a clear picture of what a flourishing life in Jesus looks like, not as a set of steps to complete but as a continuous journey of growth rooted in God’s grace. Throughout the sermon, Brett addresses the common assumptions that often hinder our spiritual growth. Many believers assume that simply doing good things or living morally upright lives equates to holiness. But Scripture reveals that consecration is more than being “set apart”—it is being set apart for a sacred and holy purpose. He reminds us that God’s call to holiness, as seen in 1 Peter 1:16, is not about perfection but direction, a daily response to God’s invitation to live differently. Drawing from the story of David’s attempts to bring the Ark of the Covenant back to Israel, Brett explores how even good intentions can lead to failure when they are not aligned with God’s Word. David initially moved the Ark in a way that imitated the culture around him rather than obeying the specific commands God had given. The result was tragedy, but also a moment of grace when David realized the importance of doing things God’s way instead of his own. Brett emphasizes that receiving God’s grace in vain means wanting His love, mercy, and blessing to flow to us without allowing His glory and holiness to flow through us. A consecrated life, by contrast, lets the grace of God transform every part of our being. He warns of the danger of treating God casually—approaching worship without awe, rolling into church late, or engaging with Scripture as routine rather than revelation. Such attitudes reveal how easily we can become spiritually apathetic, allowing cultural influences and distractions to dull our reverence for God. Brett challenges listeners to come before God expecting to meet with Him, to encounter the living Lord who desires a relationship that transforms us from the inside out. Another key theme of the message is the tension between comfort and holiness. Brett reminds us that while God is indeed the God of all comfort, His comfort meets us in our afflictions, not in their absence. Using 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 and Psalm 34:18, he explains that God’s presence in hardship is what brings true peace and spiritual growth. The Christian life is not about escaping difficulty but about finding God faithful in the middle of it. Through personal reflection on his wife’s recent cancer diagnosis, Brett shares how his own prayers have shifted from asking God to remove the hardship to asking how God might reveal His presence and purpose through it. This vulnerable moment illustrates what it means to be consecrated—to trust that God’s way, even when painful, is always better and leads to deeper flourishing. The sermon culminates with a powerful look at Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer in John 17, where Jesus declares that He consecrates Himself so that His followers may be sanctified in truth. Brett explains that Jesus set Himself apart for a sacred and holy purpose so that we could be made holy through Him. When He went to the cross, there was nothing casual or comfortable about His obedience—it was total surrender. His consecration secured our salvation and opened the way for God’s glory to dwell in us. Brett urges listeners to consider whether their lives reflect that glory or whether they have settled for a form of faith that merely “seems good.” Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful conclusion to The Way of Discipleship series, Pastor Brett Turner unpacks the biblical call to consecration—being set apart not just for good works, but for a sacred and holy purpose. Preaching from 2 Corinthians 6:1–2 and 1 Chronicles 13–15, he challenges us to examine whether we have received the grace of God in vain and invites us to live lives marked by holiness, obedience, and transformation. This message draws a clear picture of what a flourishing life in Jesus looks like, not as a set of steps to complete but as a continuous journey of growth rooted in God’s grace. Throughout the sermon, Brett addresses the common assumptions that often hinder our spiritual growth. Many believers assume that simply doing good things or living morally upright lives equates to holiness. But Scripture reveals that consecration is more than being “set apart”—it is being set apart for a sacred and holy purpose. He reminds us that God’s call to holiness, as seen in 1 Peter 1:16, is not about perfection but direction, a daily response to God’s invitation to live differently. Drawing from the story of David’s attempts to bring the Ark of the Covenant back to Israel, Brett explores how even good intentions can lead to failure when they are not aligned with God’s Word. David initially moved the Ark in a way that imitated the culture around him rather than obeying the specific commands God had given. The result was tragedy, but also a moment of grace when David realized the importance of doing things God’s way instead of his own. Brett emphasizes that receiving God’s grace in vain means wanting His love, mercy, and blessing to flow to us without allowing His glory and holiness to flow through us. A consecrated life, by contrast, lets the grace of God transform every part of our being. He warns of the danger of treating God casually—approaching worship without awe, rolling into church late, or engaging with Scripture as routine rather than revelation. Such attitudes reveal how easily we can become spiritually apathetic, allowing cultural influences and distractions to dull our reverence for God. Brett challenges listeners to come before God expecting to meet with Him, to encounter the living Lord who desires a relationship that transforms us from the inside out. Another key theme of the message is the tension between comfort and holiness. Brett reminds us that while God is indeed the God of all comfort, His comfort meets us in our afflictions, not in their absence. Using 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 and Psalm 34:18, he explains that God’s presence in hardship is what brings true peace and spiritual growth. The Christian life is not about escaping difficulty but about finding God faithful in the middle of it. Through personal reflection on his wife’s recent cancer diagnosis, Brett shares how his own prayers have shifted from asking God to remove the hardship to asking how God might reveal His presence and purpose through it. This vulnerable moment illustrates what it means to be consecrated—to trust that God’s way, even when painful, is always better and leads to deeper flourishing. The sermon culminates with a powerful look at Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer in John 17, where Jesus declares that He consecrates Himself so that His followers may be sanctified in truth. Brett explains that Jesus set Himself apart for a sacred and holy purpose so that we could be made holy through Him. When He went to the cross, there was nothing casual or comfortable about His obedience—it was total surrender. His consecration secured our salvation and opened the way for God’s glory to dwell in us. Brett urges listeners to consider whether their lives reflect that glory or whether they have settled for a form of faith that merely “seems good.” Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2183787231 Mon, 06 Oct 2025 19:16:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/compelled-josh-brown-october-5-2025 00:42:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Compelled | Josh Brown | October 5, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Compelled | Josh Brown | October 5, 2025 by Flour… Compelled | Josh Brown | October 5, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2178656628 Mon, 29 Sep 2025 16:45:58 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/committed-benjer-mcveigh-september-28-2025 00:45:29 Flourishing Grace Church no Committed | Benjer McVeigh | September 28, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Committed | Benjer McVeigh | September 28, 2025 b… Committed | Benjer McVeigh | September 28, 2025 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2171002845 Mon, 15 Sep 2025 17:24:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/awakening-the-curious-bejner-mcveigh-september-14-2025 00:46:24 Flourishing Grace Church no What does it really mean to flourish, and how do curious skeptics become devoted followers of Jesus? In this message from Acts 17:16–34, Pastor Benjer explores Paul’s famous address in Athens at the Areopagus and shows how God awakens spiritual curiosity, why some mock before they believe, and how everyday Christians can step into gospel conversations with confidence and love. If you’ve ever wondered how to talk about Jesus in a culture crowded with competing definitions of “the good life,” this teaching is for you. Paul arrives in Athens “provoked” by a city full of idols, yet he responds not with outrage but with compassion and reason. He finds common ground, exposes the emptiness of man-made gods, and proclaims the Creator who “gives to all mankind life and breath and everything.” He names the altar “To the Unknown God,” declares the risen Christ as Lord and Judge, and invites repentance. The result is mixed, just like today: some mock, some want to hear more, and some believe. Acts 17:16–34 becomes a masterclass in evangelism, apologetics, and pastoral heart, all centered on the resurrection of Jesus. This message also frames a bigger journey many of us are on. We borrow our vision of flourishing from social media, success metrics, and other people’s expectations, then wonder why we are anxious, exhausted, and empty. Scripture paints a different picture. Jeremiah 17 describes the flourishing person as a tree planted by streams of water, unafraid of heat and drought, still bearing fruit. Jesus clarifies the source in John 15: abide in Him, the true vine, and you will bear much fruit; apart from Him you can do nothing. Real flourishing is not self-optimization. It is a Spirit-powered, Jesus-rooted life that blesses others. You will hear a practical pathway for growth that moves from curious to connected to committed to compelled to consecrated. Curiosity is often awakened by God long before a person ever sits in a church. That is why ordinary believers matter so much. You are already placed in neighborhoods, classrooms, teams, and workplaces where spiritual conversations can naturally begin. You won’t know who is curious about Jesus until you talk about Jesus. Our lives should commend the gospel, but the gospel itself must be spoken. Faith comes by hearing the word of Christ. If you are exploring Christianity, this message invites you to ask honest questions and follow the evidence. The God who made you is “not far from each one of us.” If you are a follower of Jesus, you will be challenged to pray by name for one person in your everyday life and to look for the openings God provides. Evangelism is not a performance; it is participation with a God who is already pursuing people in love. Key themes include Acts 17:16–34, Paul in Athens, the Areopagus, the “unknown god,” idols and worldview, resurrection apologetics, repentance and faith, discipleship, abiding in Christ, Jeremiah 17, John 15, spiritual curiosity, gospel conversations, and a biblical vision of flourishing. Whether you are new to church or a long-time Christian, this sermon will help you discern the voices shaping your life, root your joy and purpose in Jesus, and step into your calling as an everyday ambassador of Christ. If this message helps you, consider sharing it with a friend who is curious about Jesus. Subscribe for more Bible teaching on the way of discipleship, spiritual formation, and how to flourish in Christ in every season. What does it really mean to flourish, and how do … What does it really mean to flourish, and how do curious skeptics become devoted followers of Jesus? In this message from Acts 17:16–34, Pastor Benjer explores Paul’s famous address in Athens at the Areopagus and shows how God awakens spiritual curiosity, why some mock before they believe, and how everyday Christians can step into gospel conversations with confidence and love. If you’ve ever wondered how to talk about Jesus in a culture crowded with competing definitions of “the good life,” this teaching is for you. Paul arrives in Athens “provoked” by a city full of idols, yet he responds not with outrage but with compassion and reason. He finds common ground, exposes the emptiness of man-made gods, and proclaims the Creator who “gives to all mankind life and breath and everything.” He names the altar “To the Unknown God,” declares the risen Christ as Lord and Judge, and invites repentance. The result is mixed, just like today: some mock, some want to hear more, and some believe. Acts 17:16–34 becomes a masterclass in evangelism, apologetics, and pastoral heart, all centered on the resurrection of Jesus. This message also frames a bigger journey many of us are on. We borrow our vision of flourishing from social media, success metrics, and other people’s expectations, then wonder why we are anxious, exhausted, and empty. Scripture paints a different picture. Jeremiah 17 describes the flourishing person as a tree planted by streams of water, unafraid of heat and drought, still bearing fruit. Jesus clarifies the source in John 15: abide in Him, the true vine, and you will bear much fruit; apart from Him you can do nothing. Real flourishing is not self-optimization. It is a Spirit-powered, Jesus-rooted life that blesses others. You will hear a practical pathway for growth that moves from curious to connected to committed to compelled to consecrated. Curiosity is often awakened by God long before a person ever sits in a church. That is why ordinary believers matter so much. You are already placed in neighborhoods, classrooms, teams, and workplaces where spiritual conversations can naturally begin. You won’t know who is curious about Jesus until you talk about Jesus. Our lives should commend the gospel, but the gospel itself must be spoken. Faith comes by hearing the word of Christ. If you are exploring Christianity, this message invites you to ask honest questions and follow the evidence. The God who made you is “not far from each one of us.” If you are a follower of Jesus, you will be challenged to pray by name for one person in your everyday life and to look for the openings God provides. Evangelism is not a performance; it is participation with a God who is already pursuing people in love. Key themes include Acts 17:16–34, Paul in Athens, the Areopagus, the “unknown god,” idols and worldview, resurrection apologetics, repentance and faith, discipleship, abiding in Christ, Jeremiah 17, John 15, spiritual curiosity, gospel conversations, and a biblical vision of flourishing. Whether you are new to church or a long-time Christian, this sermon will help you discern the voices shaping your life, root your joy and purpose in Jesus, and step into your calling as an everyday ambassador of Christ. If this message helps you, consider sharing it with a friend who is curious about Jesus. Subscribe for more Bible teaching on the way of discipleship, spiritual formation, and how to flourish in Christ in every season. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2166763509 Mon, 08 Sep 2025 08:01:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/finding-forgiveness-and-new-life 00:37:28 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this message, Pastor Benjer McVeigh draws an unforgettable connection between the 19th century physician Ignaz Semmelweis and the life-giving simplicity of the gospel. Semmelweis discovered that something as simple as washing hands drastically reduced mortality rates among mothers giving birth. Yet his peers rejected him, unwilling to admit the problem lay with their own practices. The truth was simple and effective, but it required humility to accept. In the same way, the good news of Jesus Christ is not complicated. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 5 that in Christ we are made new creations. Jesus took upon Himself our sin so that we might become the righteousness of God. This is not something we achieve through our own effort, wisdom, or strategies. It is not about our credentials, rituals, or personal performance. Just as the doctors of Semmelweis’s day could not save their patients by their own flawed methods, we cannot save ourselves through our own strength. The problem is within us, and the solution is found outside of us—through Jesus. Benjer reminds us that while our culture often insists that life can be fixed through self-help, techniques, or relentless striving, the gospel declares something radically different. All this is from God. It is His initiative, His grace, His gift. Jesus died so that you might live, not because of anything you have done, but because of what He has already accomplished. Paul himself knew this truth deeply. Once a fierce persecutor of Christians, Paul encountered the risen Christ and was transformed from an enemy of the gospel to its greatest messenger. His story reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, the new has come.” That promise is for all, no matter your past, no matter your brokenness. This sermon challenges us not only to recognize our need but also to embrace our new identity in Christ. Through Him, you are reconciled to God, restored to relationship with your Creator, and given a purpose as His ambassador. The moment you receive Jesus, you are not only forgiven but also entrusted with sharing the message of reconciliation with others. The invitation is simple: do not receive the grace of God in vain. To hear the truth and reject it is to miss the gift that brings true life. To accept it is to step into forgiveness, freedom, and purpose. Today can be the day when you cross from death to life, not because of your own worthiness but because of the righteousness of Jesus given to you. God’s grace is not flashy, nor is it complicated. It is a gift freely offered, but it requires humility to admit that the problem is in us and the solution is only in Christ. Just as Semmelweis’s discovery saved lives when doctors finally accepted it, the gospel saves when we receive Jesus by faith. Will you admit your need, lay down your efforts, and receive the life Jesus freely gives? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this message, Pastor Benjer McVeigh draws an unforgettable connection between the 19th century physician Ignaz Semmelweis and the life-giving simplicity of the gospel. Semmelweis discovered that something as simple as washing hands drastically reduced mortality rates among mothers giving birth. Yet his peers rejected him, unwilling to admit the problem lay with their own practices. The truth was simple and effective, but it required humility to accept. In the same way, the good news of Jesus Christ is not complicated. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 5 that in Christ we are made new creations. Jesus took upon Himself our sin so that we might become the righteousness of God. This is not something we achieve through our own effort, wisdom, or strategies. It is not about our credentials, rituals, or personal performance. Just as the doctors of Semmelweis’s day could not save their patients by their own flawed methods, we cannot save ourselves through our own strength. The problem is within us, and the solution is found outside of us—through Jesus. Benjer reminds us that while our culture often insists that life can be fixed through self-help, techniques, or relentless striving, the gospel declares something radically different. All this is from God. It is His initiative, His grace, His gift. Jesus died so that you might live, not because of anything you have done, but because of what He has already accomplished. Paul himself knew this truth deeply. Once a fierce persecutor of Christians, Paul encountered the risen Christ and was transformed from an enemy of the gospel to its greatest messenger. His story reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, the new has come.” That promise is for all, no matter your past, no matter your brokenness. This sermon challenges us not only to recognize our need but also to embrace our new identity in Christ. Through Him, you are reconciled to God, restored to relationship with your Creator, and given a purpose as His ambassador. The moment you receive Jesus, you are not only forgiven but also entrusted with sharing the message of reconciliation with others. The invitation is simple: do not receive the grace of God in vain. To hear the truth and reject it is to miss the gift that brings true life. To accept it is to step into forgiveness, freedom, and purpose. Today can be the day when you cross from death to life, not because of your own worthiness but because of the righteousness of Jesus given to you. God’s grace is not flashy, nor is it complicated. It is a gift freely offered, but it requires humility to admit that the problem is in us and the solution is only in Christ. Just as Semmelweis’s discovery saved lives when doctors finally accepted it, the gospel saves when we receive Jesus by faith. Will you admit your need, lay down your efforts, and receive the life Jesus freely gives? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2163700503 Tue, 02 Sep 2025 20:24:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/ready-when-he-returns-josh-brown-august-31-2025 00:44:08 Flourishing Grace Church no In this message from our Luke series, student and family minister Josh Brown preaches Luke 12:35–59 and calls us to live ready for the return of Jesus. Jesus’ words, “Stay dressed for action and keep your lamps burning,” frame the entire passage and define Christian readiness as both posture and perseverance. With vivid images of tucked robes and tended lamps, Josh shows how a ready heart trusts Christ’s promise to return, and how daily dependence—through prayer, Scripture, worship, and fellowship—keeps faith burning bright. Readiness is not vague anticipation; it is attentive, active obedience now. Luke 12 moves from heart to hands. Jesus’ parable of the faithful and unfaithful servants makes clear that none of us owns what we manage; we steward what the Master has entrusted to us. The blessed servant is the one the Master finds doing His will when He comes. That steady, ordinary faithfulness—discipling children, serving the church, giving generously, praying for friends, opening the Bible when no one sees—matters eternally. Jesus also issues a sober warning: the servant who assumes “my master is delayed,” mistreats others, wastes resources, and lives for self will face judgment when the Master returns at an unexpected hour. “Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required” is not a slogan but a summons to accountable stewardship. Josh also wrestles with one of Jesus’ most bracing claims: He did not come to bring peace but division. Allegiance to the crucified and risen Lord will at times divide households and friendships because the peace of God comes only in Him, and following Him means dying to self and living by the Spirit. Yet the same Jesus promises true peace in Himself: “In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). Real faithfulness is not gritting our teeth; it flows from union with Christ, who was perfectly faithful, “obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross” (Philippians 2:8). We are not earning God’s approval by our obedience; we obey because, in Christ, we already share His righteousness and are sealed by the Spirit. The passage closes with urgency. Jesus rebukes crowds who can read the weather but not “interpret the present time.” He urges reconciliation on the way to the judge, a picture of the Gospel’s now-or-never gravity. Apart from Christ, we carry a debt of sin we cannot pay. “The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23). Scripture presses the claim of the present: “Behold, now is the favorable time; behold, now is the day of salvation” (2 Corinthians 6:2). “Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts” (Hebrews 3:15). Readiness is real only if it moves us to respond to Jesus now—repenting of sin, entrusting ourselves to His finished work, and stepping into faithful stewardship in whatever He has put in our hands. If you are drifting, distracted, or weary, let this sermon reawaken you to the joy and seriousness of living ready. If you are walking faithfully but feeling the cost, find courage in the One who overcame the world and serves His people at the table when He returns. And if you have never surrendered to Christ, hear His invitation today. The King is returning at an hour we do not expect. Will He find you ready? Open Luke 12:35–59 with us and learn how ready hearts trust His return, ready lives stay faithful, and ready souls respond now. Search terms: Luke 12:35–59 sermon, keep your lamps burning, stay dressed for action, faithful and wise servant, Jesus second coming, Christian readiness, stewardship and accountability, division not peace, interpret the times, urgency of repentance, Gospel of grace, John 16:33, 1 Peter 1:13, Ephesians 6, Philippians 2:8, Romans 6:23, 2 Corinthians 6:2, Hebrews 3:15. In this message from our Luke series, student and… In this message from our Luke series, student and family minister Josh Brown preaches Luke 12:35–59 and calls us to live ready for the return of Jesus. Jesus’ words, “Stay dressed for action and keep your lamps burning,” frame the entire passage and define Christian readiness as both posture and perseverance. With vivid images of tucked robes and tended lamps, Josh shows how a ready heart trusts Christ’s promise to return, and how daily dependence—through prayer, Scripture, worship, and fellowship—keeps faith burning bright. Readiness is not vague anticipation; it is attentive, active obedience now. Luke 12 moves from heart to hands. Jesus’ parable of the faithful and unfaithful servants makes clear that none of us owns what we manage; we steward what the Master has entrusted to us. The blessed servant is the one the Master finds doing His will when He comes. That steady, ordinary faithfulness—discipling children, serving the church, giving generously, praying for friends, opening the Bible when no one sees—matters eternally. Jesus also issues a sober warning: the servant who assumes “my master is delayed,” mistreats others, wastes resources, and lives for self will face judgment when the Master returns at an unexpected hour. “Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required” is not a slogan but a summons to accountable stewardship. Josh also wrestles with one of Jesus’ most bracing claims: He did not come to bring peace but division. Allegiance to the crucified and risen Lord will at times divide households and friendships because the peace of God comes only in Him, and following Him means dying to self and living by the Spirit. Yet the same Jesus promises true peace in Himself: “In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world” (John 16:33). Real faithfulness is not gritting our teeth; it flows from union with Christ, who was perfectly faithful, “obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross” (Philippians 2:8). We are not earning God’s approval by our obedience; we obey because, in Christ, we already share His righteousness and are sealed by the Spirit. The passage closes with urgency. Jesus rebukes crowds who can read the weather but not “interpret the present time.” He urges reconciliation on the way to the judge, a picture of the Gospel’s now-or-never gravity. Apart from Christ, we carry a debt of sin we cannot pay. “The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23). Scripture presses the claim of the present: “Behold, now is the favorable time; behold, now is the day of salvation” (2 Corinthians 6:2). “Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts” (Hebrews 3:15). Readiness is real only if it moves us to respond to Jesus now—repenting of sin, entrusting ourselves to His finished work, and stepping into faithful stewardship in whatever He has put in our hands. If you are drifting, distracted, or weary, let this sermon reawaken you to the joy and seriousness of living ready. If you are walking faithfully but feeling the cost, find courage in the One who overcame the world and serves His people at the table when He returns. And if you have never surrendered to Christ, hear His invitation today. The King is returning at an hour we do not expect. Will He find you ready? Open Luke 12:35–59 with us and learn how ready hearts trust His return, ready lives stay faithful, and ready souls respond now. Search terms: Luke 12:35–59 sermon, keep your lamps burning, stay dressed for action, faithful and wise servant, Jesus second coming, Christian readiness, stewardship and accountability, division not peace, interpret the times, urgency of repentance, Gospel of grace, John 16:33, 1 Peter 1:13, Ephesians 6, Philippians 2:8, Romans 6:23, 2 Corinthians 6:2, Hebrews 3:15. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2158693626 Sun, 24 Aug 2025 23:11:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/trusting-god-when-you-feel-anxious 00:34:12 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 12:22–34, Jesus speaks directly to one of the most pressing struggles of our time: anxiety. His words are not distant, theoretical, or dismissive. They are intimate, practical, and filled with the promise of God’s care. Pastor Brent Van Sickle, from King’s Cross Church, reminds us that our Savior does not ignore the burdens we carry. He understands the weight of our worry and calls us to lift our eyes beyond ourselves and place our trust in the Father who delights to give us His kingdom. Jesus points to ravens and lilies—ordinary parts of creation—to show how much more valuable His people are in the Father’s sight. If God feeds the birds and clothes the grass of the field, how much more will He provide for His children? Anxiety, He explains, is unproductive, wasted energy, and misplaced effort because it flows from the world’s mindset of scarcity and self-dependence. Instead, He calls us to seek His kingdom first, knowing that all these things will be added to us. This passage is not a command to “stop worrying” and then be left alone to wrestle in silence. Instead, it is an invitation to see the character of a God who is not distant but near, who names His people “little flock” and promises His good pleasure is to give us the kingdom. It is a reminder that trust is formed not in striving for control, but in surrendering to the shepherd who leads His sheep to green pastures. Pastor Brent shares how anxiety is not only a mental or emotional struggle but also one that impacts our entire being—our health, our relationships, our ability to live on mission. Yet Jesus offers a way forward: turning our eyes from fear to faith, from possessions to generosity, and from scarcity to abundance in Him. True freedom from worry comes not by clinging tighter to control but by releasing it to the One who holds our lives in His hands. This message also reminds us that generosity is a pathway away from anxiety. Jesus teaches that where our treasure is, there our hearts will be also. When we cling to our possessions, worry only multiplies. But when we hold our resources with open hands and invest in the kingdom of God, we experience the peace that comes from aligning our hearts with His purposes. At its core, Luke 12:22–34 reveals a God who is a Father, a Shepherd, and a King—who cares deeply, provides faithfully, and delights to give His children what they truly need. Whether you are weighed down by financial pressures, fearful about the future, or burdened by personal struggles, Jesus’ words offer hope: fear not, for your Father knows you, sees you, and will never leave you without His care. So, the invitation is clear: lay down your anxieties, seek first His kingdom, and trust the God who delights to give. The question remains: where is your treasure, and where is your heart? Will you trust Jesus with your life today? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 12:22–34, Jesus speaks directly to one of the most pressing struggles of our time: anxiety. His words are not distant, theoretical, or dismissive. They are intimate, practical, and filled with the promise of God’s care. Pastor Brent Van Sickle, from King’s Cross Church, reminds us that our Savior does not ignore the burdens we carry. He understands the weight of our worry and calls us to lift our eyes beyond ourselves and place our trust in the Father who delights to give us His kingdom. Jesus points to ravens and lilies—ordinary parts of creation—to show how much more valuable His people are in the Father’s sight. If God feeds the birds and clothes the grass of the field, how much more will He provide for His children? Anxiety, He explains, is unproductive, wasted energy, and misplaced effort because it flows from the world’s mindset of scarcity and self-dependence. Instead, He calls us to seek His kingdom first, knowing that all these things will be added to us. This passage is not a command to “stop worrying” and then be left alone to wrestle in silence. Instead, it is an invitation to see the character of a God who is not distant but near, who names His people “little flock” and promises His good pleasure is to give us the kingdom. It is a reminder that trust is formed not in striving for control, but in surrendering to the shepherd who leads His sheep to green pastures. Pastor Brent shares how anxiety is not only a mental or emotional struggle but also one that impacts our entire being—our health, our relationships, our ability to live on mission. Yet Jesus offers a way forward: turning our eyes from fear to faith, from possessions to generosity, and from scarcity to abundance in Him. True freedom from worry comes not by clinging tighter to control but by releasing it to the One who holds our lives in His hands. This message also reminds us that generosity is a pathway away from anxiety. Jesus teaches that where our treasure is, there our hearts will be also. When we cling to our possessions, worry only multiplies. But when we hold our resources with open hands and invest in the kingdom of God, we experience the peace that comes from aligning our hearts with His purposes. At its core, Luke 12:22–34 reveals a God who is a Father, a Shepherd, and a King—who cares deeply, provides faithfully, and delights to give His children what they truly need. Whether you are weighed down by financial pressures, fearful about the future, or burdened by personal struggles, Jesus’ words offer hope: fear not, for your Father knows you, sees you, and will never leave you without His care. So, the invitation is clear: lay down your anxieties, seek first His kingdom, and trust the God who delights to give. The question remains: where is your treasure, and where is your heart? Will you trust Jesus with your life today? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2154819504 Sun, 17 Aug 2025 23:20:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/guard-your-heart-from-greed 00:42:30 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 12:13–21, Jesus delivers a powerful warning that speaks directly to the heart of our modern struggles. A man in the crowd asks Jesus to intervene in an inheritance dispute, but Jesus uses the moment to reveal a deeper truth: “Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of possessions.” From there, He tells the parable of the rich fool—a man whose barns overflowed with grain, who felt secure enough to say to his soul, “Relax, eat, drink, be merry.” Yet God called him a fool, because his soul was required that very night. The man lived full of himself, full of his possessions, but had no room for God or for others. This sermon, preached by Pastor Dave Nelson, dives into the human tendency to equate life with what we can gain, hold, or achieve. Whether it’s money, success, pleasure, or recognition, we all have areas where we think, “If I only had this, then I’d finally be fulfilled.” But Jesus confronts that mindset head-on. True life—“zoe” in the Greek—does not come from possessions, prestige, or pleasure. It comes from God Himself, who is life and who offers His life freely to us in Christ. Through vivid stories, including modern examples of crowds trampling others for sales or surging dangerously at concerts, Pastor Dave reveals the universal human drive for more. He explains how our very biology, with dopamine spikes driving desire, feeds into this restless pursuit. Yet no matter how much we acquire, it never satisfies for long. The longing simply resets, demanding more. Jesus warns that this cycle is dangerous and destructive, because it robs us of the life God intended—a life rooted not in accumulation but in love, generosity, and relationship with Him. This message challenges us to examine what truly fills our hearts. Are we full of ourselves, thinking only of “I will” and “my possessions”? Or are we inviting God into our daily decisions, seeking His will instead of our own? The call of Jesus is not to avoid pleasure, rest, or enjoyment altogether, but to stop making them the foundation of our lives. Instead, He invites us into the abundant life only He provides—a life that overflows with love for God and others, a life that is truly full, rich, and eternal. At its core, this sermon is not simply a warning against greed. It is an invitation into freedom. Freedom from the rat race of needing more, freedom from the endless cycle of desire and disappointment, freedom to live in the richness of God’s love. Jesus offers Himself as the way, the truth, and the life. To have Him is to have life to the full—life that is deeply satisfying, meaningful, and eternal. As you listen, let this message move you to reflection. Where are you placing your hope for satisfaction? What do your time, energy, and resources say about what you believe will give you life? Jesus calls us to lay down idols of possessions and success, and instead to receive the life that comes only from Him. Will you keep pursuing fullness in things that cannot satisfy, or will you turn to the One who alone is life? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In Luke 12:13–21, Jesus delivers a powerful warning that speaks directly to the heart of our modern struggles. A man in the crowd asks Jesus to intervene in an inheritance dispute, but Jesus uses the moment to reveal a deeper truth: “Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of possessions.” From there, He tells the parable of the rich fool—a man whose barns overflowed with grain, who felt secure enough to say to his soul, “Relax, eat, drink, be merry.” Yet God called him a fool, because his soul was required that very night. The man lived full of himself, full of his possessions, but had no room for God or for others. This sermon, preached by Pastor Dave Nelson, dives into the human tendency to equate life with what we can gain, hold, or achieve. Whether it’s money, success, pleasure, or recognition, we all have areas where we think, “If I only had this, then I’d finally be fulfilled.” But Jesus confronts that mindset head-on. True life—“zoe” in the Greek—does not come from possessions, prestige, or pleasure. It comes from God Himself, who is life and who offers His life freely to us in Christ. Through vivid stories, including modern examples of crowds trampling others for sales or surging dangerously at concerts, Pastor Dave reveals the universal human drive for more. He explains how our very biology, with dopamine spikes driving desire, feeds into this restless pursuit. Yet no matter how much we acquire, it never satisfies for long. The longing simply resets, demanding more. Jesus warns that this cycle is dangerous and destructive, because it robs us of the life God intended—a life rooted not in accumulation but in love, generosity, and relationship with Him. This message challenges us to examine what truly fills our hearts. Are we full of ourselves, thinking only of “I will” and “my possessions”? Or are we inviting God into our daily decisions, seeking His will instead of our own? The call of Jesus is not to avoid pleasure, rest, or enjoyment altogether, but to stop making them the foundation of our lives. Instead, He invites us into the abundant life only He provides—a life that overflows with love for God and others, a life that is truly full, rich, and eternal. At its core, this sermon is not simply a warning against greed. It is an invitation into freedom. Freedom from the rat race of needing more, freedom from the endless cycle of desire and disappointment, freedom to live in the richness of God’s love. Jesus offers Himself as the way, the truth, and the life. To have Him is to have life to the full—life that is deeply satisfying, meaningful, and eternal. As you listen, let this message move you to reflection. Where are you placing your hope for satisfaction? What do your time, energy, and resources say about what you believe will give you life? Jesus calls us to lay down idols of possessions and success, and instead to receive the life that comes only from Him. Will you keep pursuing fullness in things that cannot satisfy, or will you turn to the One who alone is life? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2151105852 Sun, 10 Aug 2025 23:52:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/faith-under-fire-who-will-you-follow 00:42:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this message from Luke 12:1–12, Pastor Benjer leads us through one of Jesus’ most sobering teachings about what it means to follow Him in a world that does not want us to. Drawing from the lives of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Betty Stam, and Richard Wurmbrand—men and women who paid a great cost for their allegiance to Christ—this sermon reminds us that discipleship is neither neutral nor comfortable. Jesus warns His disciples to beware of the hypocrisy of the Pharisees, a caution against living for the approval of others while neglecting the heart. He then gives a clear warning: do not fear those who can harm the body, but fear the One who holds our eternal destiny. Yet even in this, there is comfort—God knows us intimately, values us deeply, and never forgets us. Our worth is not determined by human opinion but by the price God paid for us in Christ. Finally, Jesus issues a call: to publicly acknowledge Him in both word and deed, to live with integrity before a watching world, and to trust the Holy Spirit to give us the words when our faith is challenged. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that following Jesus will inevitably cause friction with the values of the world, but Christians are not called to seek out conflict for its own sake. Instead, we are to live faithfully, sacrificially, and graciously, showing Christ’s love in tangible ways. He challenges us to examine whether we have been living to please others rather than God, to reject the temptation to remain neutral, and to resist making enemies of those who simply need to hear the good news. The message closes with a vision for the church: that if our building and programs disappeared, the community would notice because of the way we have loved, served, and represented Jesus. This is a call to live as people whose only hope in life and death is Christ, steadfast in faith whether the world applauds or opposes. It is a reminder that discipleship will cost us something, but that it is worth everything because of who Jesus is and what He has done. Whether you are a longtime believer, a new Christian, or still exploring the faith, this sermon invites you to wrestle honestly with what it means to follow Jesus faithfully today, trusting that His Spirit will equip and sustain you in every circumstance. Will you follow Him with boldness and faithfulness, even when the world pushes back? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this message from Luke 12:1–12, Pastor Benjer leads us through one of Jesus’ most sobering teachings about what it means to follow Him in a world that does not want us to. Drawing from the lives of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Betty Stam, and Richard Wurmbrand—men and women who paid a great cost for their allegiance to Christ—this sermon reminds us that discipleship is neither neutral nor comfortable. Jesus warns His disciples to beware of the hypocrisy of the Pharisees, a caution against living for the approval of others while neglecting the heart. He then gives a clear warning: do not fear those who can harm the body, but fear the One who holds our eternal destiny. Yet even in this, there is comfort—God knows us intimately, values us deeply, and never forgets us. Our worth is not determined by human opinion but by the price God paid for us in Christ. Finally, Jesus issues a call: to publicly acknowledge Him in both word and deed, to live with integrity before a watching world, and to trust the Holy Spirit to give us the words when our faith is challenged. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that following Jesus will inevitably cause friction with the values of the world, but Christians are not called to seek out conflict for its own sake. Instead, we are to live faithfully, sacrificially, and graciously, showing Christ’s love in tangible ways. He challenges us to examine whether we have been living to please others rather than God, to reject the temptation to remain neutral, and to resist making enemies of those who simply need to hear the good news. The message closes with a vision for the church: that if our building and programs disappeared, the community would notice because of the way we have loved, served, and represented Jesus. This is a call to live as people whose only hope in life and death is Christ, steadfast in faith whether the world applauds or opposes. It is a reminder that discipleship will cost us something, but that it is worth everything because of who Jesus is and what He has done. Whether you are a longtime believer, a new Christian, or still exploring the faith, this sermon invites you to wrestle honestly with what it means to follow Jesus faithfully today, trusting that His Spirit will equip and sustain you in every circumstance. Will you follow Him with boldness and faithfulness, even when the world pushes back? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2141486475 Mon, 04 Aug 2025 06:01:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-cost-of-spiritual-neutrality 00:39:26 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 11:14–26, Pastor Josh Brown delivers a bold and Spirit-led challenge to our assumptions about neutrality in the Christian life. Preaching from a moment in Scripture where Jesus casts out a demon and is immediately accused of doing so by the power of Satan, Josh calls us to confront a deeper reality: there is no such thing as spiritual neutrality. You are either with Jesus or against Him—there is no safe middle. As Josh walks us through this intense and often-misunderstood passage, he reveals the beauty of Jesus’ authority, the seriousness of rejecting His power, and the invitation extended to each of us to fully surrender our lives. Drawing on the imagery Jesus uses—the strong man versus the stronger man—Josh helps us see that the Christian life is not one of trying harder or simply cleaning ourselves up. Jesus didn’t come to offer behavior modification; He came to take over. When we stay "neutral," we may think we're safe, but in reality, we're vulnerable, empty, and exposed to spiritual regression. A clean house without Jesus still ends up in ruin. With humor, passion, and deep scriptural insight, this sermon digs into the Pharisees’ hypocrisy, our culture’s tendency to redefine what is good and true, and the human desire to remain in control rather than surrender to the authority of Christ. Josh shows us how easy it is to intellectually acknowledge the power of Jesus while refusing to bow the knee to Him. But Jesus won’t be an accessory to our lives—He is the King who calls for our complete allegiance. This sermon is also a call to evaluate whether we have truly allowed Christ to take occupancy in our lives or whether we’re just managing appearances. Are you filled with the Spirit, or are you simply swept and empty? Are you tethered to the One who conquered sin and death, or are you still trying to manage your life in your own strength? If you’ve ever felt like you’re drifting spiritually, wondering why your faith feels stale, or trying to straddle the line between devotion and comfort, this message is for you. It will challenge you to stop coasting and start surrendering. It will remind you that you don’t fight for victory—you fight from it, because the stronger man has already come and claimed the victory on your behalf. In a world that constantly tries to blur the lines between good and evil, Jesus draws a clear one. And He invites you to cross it—to step out of apathy, out of fear, and out of false neutrality—into the freedom, fullness, and flourishing of life with Him. Whether you’re new to church, wrestling with faith, or walking with Jesus for years, this sermon will compel you to ask a simple but life-defining question: Am I truly surrendered? Or am I just neutral? Watch now and experience the call to take Jesus at His word, to let go of pride and control, and to live fully anchored, protected, filled, and empowered by the one true King. The stronger man is not just strong enough to break your chains—He is strong enough to carry you every day after that. Will you let Him? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 11:14–26, Pastor Josh Brown delivers a bold and Spirit-led challenge to our assumptions about neutrality in the Christian life. Preaching from a moment in Scripture where Jesus casts out a demon and is immediately accused of doing so by the power of Satan, Josh calls us to confront a deeper reality: there is no such thing as spiritual neutrality. You are either with Jesus or against Him—there is no safe middle. As Josh walks us through this intense and often-misunderstood passage, he reveals the beauty of Jesus’ authority, the seriousness of rejecting His power, and the invitation extended to each of us to fully surrender our lives. Drawing on the imagery Jesus uses—the strong man versus the stronger man—Josh helps us see that the Christian life is not one of trying harder or simply cleaning ourselves up. Jesus didn’t come to offer behavior modification; He came to take over. When we stay "neutral," we may think we're safe, but in reality, we're vulnerable, empty, and exposed to spiritual regression. A clean house without Jesus still ends up in ruin. With humor, passion, and deep scriptural insight, this sermon digs into the Pharisees’ hypocrisy, our culture’s tendency to redefine what is good and true, and the human desire to remain in control rather than surrender to the authority of Christ. Josh shows us how easy it is to intellectually acknowledge the power of Jesus while refusing to bow the knee to Him. But Jesus won’t be an accessory to our lives—He is the King who calls for our complete allegiance. This sermon is also a call to evaluate whether we have truly allowed Christ to take occupancy in our lives or whether we’re just managing appearances. Are you filled with the Spirit, or are you simply swept and empty? Are you tethered to the One who conquered sin and death, or are you still trying to manage your life in your own strength? If you’ve ever felt like you’re drifting spiritually, wondering why your faith feels stale, or trying to straddle the line between devotion and comfort, this message is for you. It will challenge you to stop coasting and start surrendering. It will remind you that you don’t fight for victory—you fight from it, because the stronger man has already come and claimed the victory on your behalf. In a world that constantly tries to blur the lines between good and evil, Jesus draws a clear one. And He invites you to cross it—to step out of apathy, out of fear, and out of false neutrality—into the freedom, fullness, and flourishing of life with Him. Whether you’re new to church, wrestling with faith, or walking with Jesus for years, this sermon will compel you to ask a simple but life-defining question: Am I truly surrendered? Or am I just neutral? Watch now and experience the call to take Jesus at His word, to let go of pride and control, and to live fully anchored, protected, filled, and empowered by the one true King. The stronger man is not just strong enough to break your chains—He is strong enough to carry you every day after that. Will you let Him? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2137560396 Mon, 28 Jul 2025 01:47:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/god-loves-to-be-bothered 00:44:06 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 11:1-13, Pastor Benjamin explores the revolutionary truth that God actually loves to be bothered by His children. When Jesus' disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray, His response reveals three foundational truths about our relationship with the Father that will transform how we approach prayer forever. Many believers struggle with prayer because they fundamentally misunderstand God's heart toward them. We often view Him as distant, annoyed by our constant needs, or too busy with global crises to care about our personal struggles. This sermon dismantles those misconceptions by examining Jesus' parable of the persistent friend and His teaching on the Lord's Prayer. Through relatable illustrations about parenting and childhood boldness, Pastor Benjamin demonstrates that God desires us to approach Him with the same audacious confidence that children show toward loving parents. The message unpacks three life-changing truths about God's character. First, God genuinely loves to be bothered by our prayers and requests. Unlike earthly relationships where we must earn access or worry about overstepping boundaries, our heavenly Father has purchased our access through Christ and invites bold, persistent prayer. Second, God wants to give us Himself through the Holy Spirit, not just fix our circumstances. While we often focus on getting God to solve our problems, He offers something far greater in His very presence and companionship through difficulty. Third, through Christ we are adopted sons and daughters, not slaves or employees trying to earn God's favor. Using the acronym PAUSE, this practical teaching walks through Jesus' model prayer in Luke 11, showing how to Praise His name, Acknowledge His reign, Understand your need and ask, Seek forgiveness and extend it, and Embrace your dependence on God. This isn't about formula prayers but about understanding our relationship as beloved children who can confidently approach their Father's throne of grace. Whether you're new to prayer or have struggled with feeling distant from God, this message will encourage you to approach Him with childlike boldness, knowing He delights in your requests and longs to give you the greatest gift of all - Himself. The sermon includes practical application and concludes with a powerful time of corporate prayer, demonstrating that prayer is both personal and communal in the life of believers. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 11:1-13, Pastor Benjamin explores the revolutionary truth that God actually loves to be bothered by His children. When Jesus' disciples asked Him to teach them how to pray, His response reveals three foundational truths about our relationship with the Father that will transform how we approach prayer forever. Many believers struggle with prayer because they fundamentally misunderstand God's heart toward them. We often view Him as distant, annoyed by our constant needs, or too busy with global crises to care about our personal struggles. This sermon dismantles those misconceptions by examining Jesus' parable of the persistent friend and His teaching on the Lord's Prayer. Through relatable illustrations about parenting and childhood boldness, Pastor Benjamin demonstrates that God desires us to approach Him with the same audacious confidence that children show toward loving parents. The message unpacks three life-changing truths about God's character. First, God genuinely loves to be bothered by our prayers and requests. Unlike earthly relationships where we must earn access or worry about overstepping boundaries, our heavenly Father has purchased our access through Christ and invites bold, persistent prayer. Second, God wants to give us Himself through the Holy Spirit, not just fix our circumstances. While we often focus on getting God to solve our problems, He offers something far greater in His very presence and companionship through difficulty. Third, through Christ we are adopted sons and daughters, not slaves or employees trying to earn God's favor. Using the acronym PAUSE, this practical teaching walks through Jesus' model prayer in Luke 11, showing how to Praise His name, Acknowledge His reign, Understand your need and ask, Seek forgiveness and extend it, and Embrace your dependence on God. This isn't about formula prayers but about understanding our relationship as beloved children who can confidently approach their Father's throne of grace. Whether you're new to prayer or have struggled with feeling distant from God, this message will encourage you to approach Him with childlike boldness, knowing He delights in your requests and longs to give you the greatest gift of all - Himself. The sermon includes practical application and concludes with a powerful time of corporate prayer, demonstrating that prayer is both personal and communal in the life of believers. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2136405618 Fri, 25 Jul 2025 14:17:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/called-into-the-harvest 00:50:17 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this sermon from Luke 10:1–20, guest preacher Josh Gardner invites us into a deeper understanding of the mission Jesus gives his disciples—and to us. As Jesus sends out the seventy-two, He declares that the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. This passage challenges us to consider where our hearts are focused and what kind of harvest we’re truly living for. Are we chasing temporal, worldly goals, or are we attuned to the eternal harvest—the work God is doing to bring people from death to life through the good news of the kingdom? Josh begins by reflecting on how this passage has shaped his own calling and rhythms, including a personal practice of praying Luke 10:2 daily. That verse—“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest”—is more than a directive; it’s a call to realign our hearts and cry out to God with desperation and dependence. Josh challenges us to think about what we’re truly praying for in our lives. Are we asking God to raise up disciple-makers? Are we praying for boldness and readiness to go ourselves? Or are we preoccupied with lesser harvests—financial gain, social status, comfort, and control? Throughout the message, Josh explains that Jesus sends His disciples not with comfort or power, but as lambs among wolves. This isn’t just poetic language—it’s a sobering reminder that following Jesus means stepping into spiritual battle with nothing but trust in Him. We are not promised ease or success, but we are promised His presence and power. Josh encourages us to go humbly, depending not on our own strength or eloquence, but on the God who equips and goes with us. He points out that throughout Scripture, God uses unlikely, unqualified people to accomplish His purposes so that His power might be made known. This passage also teaches that we are not only to go, but to bring peace. As Jesus instructs the disciples to offer peace in the homes they enter, Josh reminds us that Christians should be marked by a peace that surpasses understanding—a peace that invites curiosity and opens doors for conversations about Jesus. He shares a personal story from high school where his boss, noticing his peace during a family health crisis, became more open to conversations about faith. These “people of peace” moments aren’t accidents—they’re evidence that God is already at work in hearts, inviting us to participate in what He is doing. In calling us to do what Jesus did—eat with others, meet needs, and proclaim the gospel—Josh reminds us that we don’t go alone. We go with the Spirit and in the power of Jesus’ name. But with this calling comes the reality of rejection. Jesus tells the disciples that those who reject their message are ultimately rejecting Him. Josh challenges us to consider how often fear of rejection prevents us from speaking the truth. He quotes magician and outspoken atheist Penn Jillette, who once said, “How much do you have to hate someone not to proselytize?” The stakes are eternal, and love compels us to speak even when it’s uncomfortable. Finally, Josh points us to the joy of gospel-centered living. When the disciples return, rejoicing over the authority they exercised in Jesus’ name, Jesus redirects their joy—not toward the miracles, but toward the reality that their names are written in heaven. Our greatest joy must be rooted in the gospel itself: we have been saved, redeemed, adopted, and given a place in the family of God. That truth sustains us when the results are slow, when conversations go nowhere, and when we feel unseen in our efforts. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this sermon from Luke 10:1–20, guest preacher Josh Gardner invites us into a deeper understanding of the mission Jesus gives his disciples—and to us. As Jesus sends out the seventy-two, He declares that the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. This passage challenges us to consider where our hearts are focused and what kind of harvest we’re truly living for. Are we chasing temporal, worldly goals, or are we attuned to the eternal harvest—the work God is doing to bring people from death to life through the good news of the kingdom? Josh begins by reflecting on how this passage has shaped his own calling and rhythms, including a personal practice of praying Luke 10:2 daily. That verse—“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest”—is more than a directive; it’s a call to realign our hearts and cry out to God with desperation and dependence. Josh challenges us to think about what we’re truly praying for in our lives. Are we asking God to raise up disciple-makers? Are we praying for boldness and readiness to go ourselves? Or are we preoccupied with lesser harvests—financial gain, social status, comfort, and control? Throughout the message, Josh explains that Jesus sends His disciples not with comfort or power, but as lambs among wolves. This isn’t just poetic language—it’s a sobering reminder that following Jesus means stepping into spiritual battle with nothing but trust in Him. We are not promised ease or success, but we are promised His presence and power. Josh encourages us to go humbly, depending not on our own strength or eloquence, but on the God who equips and goes with us. He points out that throughout Scripture, God uses unlikely, unqualified people to accomplish His purposes so that His power might be made known. This passage also teaches that we are not only to go, but to bring peace. As Jesus instructs the disciples to offer peace in the homes they enter, Josh reminds us that Christians should be marked by a peace that surpasses understanding—a peace that invites curiosity and opens doors for conversations about Jesus. He shares a personal story from high school where his boss, noticing his peace during a family health crisis, became more open to conversations about faith. These “people of peace” moments aren’t accidents—they’re evidence that God is already at work in hearts, inviting us to participate in what He is doing. In calling us to do what Jesus did—eat with others, meet needs, and proclaim the gospel—Josh reminds us that we don’t go alone. We go with the Spirit and in the power of Jesus’ name. But with this calling comes the reality of rejection. Jesus tells the disciples that those who reject their message are ultimately rejecting Him. Josh challenges us to consider how often fear of rejection prevents us from speaking the truth. He quotes magician and outspoken atheist Penn Jillette, who once said, “How much do you have to hate someone not to proselytize?” The stakes are eternal, and love compels us to speak even when it’s uncomfortable. Finally, Josh points us to the joy of gospel-centered living. When the disciples return, rejoicing over the authority they exercised in Jesus’ name, Jesus redirects their joy—not toward the miracles, but toward the reality that their names are written in heaven. Our greatest joy must be rooted in the gospel itself: we have been saved, redeemed, adopted, and given a place in the family of God. That truth sustains us when the results are slow, when conversations go nowhere, and when we feel unseen in our efforts. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2136400719 Fri, 25 Jul 2025 14:06:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-one-thing-that-cannot-be-taken 00:45:34 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this week’s message at Flourishing Grace, Brett Turner, our Minister of Music and Prayer, shares a powerful and deeply personal sermon from Luke 10:38–42—the story of Mary and Martha. Rather than interpreting the text as a mere contrast between two personalities, Brett invites us to consider a more foundational question: are we choosing the good portion? In a culture that celebrates productivity and constant motion, this passage disrupts our assumptions by revealing a greater truth—there is only one thing that is necessary, and it cannot be taken away. Preaching between the parable of the Good Samaritan and the Lord’s Prayer, Brett highlights the intentional placement of this short but rich story in Luke’s Gospel. Mary’s decision to sit at the feet of Jesus is not laziness or passivity, but a bold act of reception—a choice to receive her spiritual inheritance. Meanwhile, Martha, though serving Jesus directly, is burdened by anxiety and distracted by many good but lesser things. Through this contrast, the sermon points us to a life not defined by striving, but by sitting with Christ and receiving what He alone can give. Brett challenges the listener to consider how often we, like Martha, invite Jesus into our lives yet fail to welcome Him into our hearts. Even in ministry, service, parenting, and relationships, we can find ourselves empty and anxious when we work from our own limited resources rather than from the immeasurable riches of God’s grace. Drawing on Ephesians 1–2, Brett reminds us that every believer in Christ has already been seated with Him in the heavenly places and granted a spiritual inheritance that changes everything. This inheritance—our “portion”—cannot be earned, bought, or lost. It must simply be received. As the sermon unfolds, Brett reflects on the deeper implications of inheritance language in Scripture and shares a vision for a life that flows from identity in Christ rather than striving for it. Whether we are in a season of burnout, bitterness, distraction, or doubt, the invitation is the same: come sit with Jesus. When we start there, our serving becomes joyful, our burdens become lighter, and our relationships become rooted in grace rather than resentment. This is not about doing more for God, but being with God—receiving, resting, and then walking in the good works He has prepared for us. Brett also explores Mary and Martha’s later appearances in John 11 and 12, showing how both sisters grow in their relationship with Jesus. Martha boldly declares Jesus as the Christ even in grief, and Mary pours out costly perfume on His feet, embodying extravagant devotion. These moments illustrate what it looks like to live from our portion in Christ: drawing near in loss, pouring out in worship, and trusting Jesus with our reputation, our resources, and our very lives. The sermon closes with a heartfelt invitation to three kinds of people: those who are serving Jesus yet feel anxious and unseen; those who have drifted from intimacy with God and feel distant from their inheritance; and those for whom the idea of a spiritual inheritance is brand new. For all, the message is clear—Jesus is not asking us to prove our worth, fix our problems, or perform our way into His favor. He is offering Himself, the good portion, and inviting us to receive. This message is a call to stop striving and start sitting—to pause long enough to be with Jesus, to listen, to be filled, and to walk from a place of fullness rather than emptiness. If you’ve ever wondered if God sees you, if He cares, or if you’ll ever feel whole again, this message is for you. It is not just a teaching; it’s an invitation to transformation. The good portion is yours. Will you receive it? Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this week’s message at Flourishing Grace, Brett Turner, our Minister of Music and Prayer, shares a powerful and deeply personal sermon from Luke 10:38–42—the story of Mary and Martha. Rather than interpreting the text as a mere contrast between two personalities, Brett invites us to consider a more foundational question: are we choosing the good portion? In a culture that celebrates productivity and constant motion, this passage disrupts our assumptions by revealing a greater truth—there is only one thing that is necessary, and it cannot be taken away. Preaching between the parable of the Good Samaritan and the Lord’s Prayer, Brett highlights the intentional placement of this short but rich story in Luke’s Gospel. Mary’s decision to sit at the feet of Jesus is not laziness or passivity, but a bold act of reception—a choice to receive her spiritual inheritance. Meanwhile, Martha, though serving Jesus directly, is burdened by anxiety and distracted by many good but lesser things. Through this contrast, the sermon points us to a life not defined by striving, but by sitting with Christ and receiving what He alone can give. Brett challenges the listener to consider how often we, like Martha, invite Jesus into our lives yet fail to welcome Him into our hearts. Even in ministry, service, parenting, and relationships, we can find ourselves empty and anxious when we work from our own limited resources rather than from the immeasurable riches of God’s grace. Drawing on Ephesians 1–2, Brett reminds us that every believer in Christ has already been seated with Him in the heavenly places and granted a spiritual inheritance that changes everything. This inheritance—our “portion”—cannot be earned, bought, or lost. It must simply be received. As the sermon unfolds, Brett reflects on the deeper implications of inheritance language in Scripture and shares a vision for a life that flows from identity in Christ rather than striving for it. Whether we are in a season of burnout, bitterness, distraction, or doubt, the invitation is the same: come sit with Jesus. When we start there, our serving becomes joyful, our burdens become lighter, and our relationships become rooted in grace rather than resentment. This is not about doing more for God, but being with God—receiving, resting, and then walking in the good works He has prepared for us. Brett also explores Mary and Martha’s later appearances in John 11 and 12, showing how both sisters grow in their relationship with Jesus. Martha boldly declares Jesus as the Christ even in grief, and Mary pours out costly perfume on His feet, embodying extravagant devotion. These moments illustrate what it looks like to live from our portion in Christ: drawing near in loss, pouring out in worship, and trusting Jesus with our reputation, our resources, and our very lives. The sermon closes with a heartfelt invitation to three kinds of people: those who are serving Jesus yet feel anxious and unseen; those who have drifted from intimacy with God and feel distant from their inheritance; and those for whom the idea of a spiritual inheritance is brand new. For all, the message is clear—Jesus is not asking us to prove our worth, fix our problems, or perform our way into His favor. He is offering Himself, the good portion, and inviting us to receive. This message is a call to stop striving and start sitting—to pause long enough to be with Jesus, to listen, to be filled, and to walk from a place of fullness rather than emptiness. If you’ve ever wondered if God sees you, if He cares, or if you’ll ever feel whole again, this message is for you. It is not just a teaching; it’s an invitation to transformation. The good portion is yours. Will you receive it? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2129792247 Mon, 14 Jul 2025 16:38:03 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-neighbor-youre-meant-to-be 00:35:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from our ongoing series in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Benjer McVeigh leads us through one of the most familiar — and dangerously misunderstood — teachings of Jesus: the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37). But before we tune out with a “been there, heard that” mindset, Benjer challenges us to slow down, lean in, and let the Word do surgery on our souls. What if we’ve misunderstood this parable all along? What if the point isn’t about identifying who our neighbor is — but realizing we are the neighbor God has sent? This message begins by confronting the deceptively small definition of “neighbor” held by the expert in the law, a man who — like many of us — sought to justify himself by asking Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?” But Jesus doesn’t answer with a list of who qualifies. Instead, He flips the lawyer’s question on its head and tells a story where the most unlikely character — a Samaritan, despised by Jews in that time — becomes the model of true neighborly love. As Benjer unpacks the cultural and religious background of the text, he reveals that the priest and Levite in the story weren’t merely callous — they were likely busy with temple duties, constrained by religious expectations. Yet their roles, deeply tied to the law, couldn’t produce the compassion needed in the moment. It is the Samaritan — the outsider, the one least expected — who sees, stops, and sacrifices. He is moved by compassion, not convenience. He loves with open hands, at great risk and great cost to himself. And this, Jesus says, is what it means to be a neighbor. The message digs deeper, applying this radical vision of love to our daily lives. Who have we disqualified from being our neighbor? Who have we labeled in such a way that excuses us from loving them? Whether it’s someone we disagree with politically, someone whose lifestyle we don’t understand, or someone we believe “deserves” the consequences they’re facing — we are reminded that the teaching of Jesus leaves no room for exclusion. We don’t get to decide who deserves love. We simply get to extend it, because Jesus first loved us. And the message gets personal. Benjer shares how a group of teenagers at church camp, willing to sit under the Word of God with seriousness and humility, stirred his own heart. Their willingness to listen, respond, and be transformed by Scripture became the catalyst for this week’s call: to slow down, stop crossing to the other side of the road, and live as the kind of neighbor Jesus modeled. By the end, the parable turns into a mirror. It’s not just a story about someone else. It’s a story about us. And if we take it seriously — if we dare to pray the dangerous prayer, “God, who are you calling me to be a neighbor to today?” — we might discover that Jesus has already answered. He calls us not to love from a distance or with conditions, but to love incarnationally. To see, to stop, to bind up wounds, to take risks, to pay costs, to walk with the hurting until they heal. This is the call to become a people — and a church — marked by the extravagant compassion of Jesus. A church where no label can override the title “neighbor.” A church that reflects the Good Samaritan who saw us lying in the road, broken and far from hope — and didn’t pass by. Instead, He stopped. He loved. And He gave everything. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from our ongoing series in the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Benjer McVeigh leads us through one of the most familiar — and dangerously misunderstood — teachings of Jesus: the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37). But before we tune out with a “been there, heard that” mindset, Benjer challenges us to slow down, lean in, and let the Word do surgery on our souls. What if we’ve misunderstood this parable all along? What if the point isn’t about identifying who our neighbor is — but realizing we are the neighbor God has sent? This message begins by confronting the deceptively small definition of “neighbor” held by the expert in the law, a man who — like many of us — sought to justify himself by asking Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?” But Jesus doesn’t answer with a list of who qualifies. Instead, He flips the lawyer’s question on its head and tells a story where the most unlikely character — a Samaritan, despised by Jews in that time — becomes the model of true neighborly love. As Benjer unpacks the cultural and religious background of the text, he reveals that the priest and Levite in the story weren’t merely callous — they were likely busy with temple duties, constrained by religious expectations. Yet their roles, deeply tied to the law, couldn’t produce the compassion needed in the moment. It is the Samaritan — the outsider, the one least expected — who sees, stops, and sacrifices. He is moved by compassion, not convenience. He loves with open hands, at great risk and great cost to himself. And this, Jesus says, is what it means to be a neighbor. The message digs deeper, applying this radical vision of love to our daily lives. Who have we disqualified from being our neighbor? Who have we labeled in such a way that excuses us from loving them? Whether it’s someone we disagree with politically, someone whose lifestyle we don’t understand, or someone we believe “deserves” the consequences they’re facing — we are reminded that the teaching of Jesus leaves no room for exclusion. We don’t get to decide who deserves love. We simply get to extend it, because Jesus first loved us. And the message gets personal. Benjer shares how a group of teenagers at church camp, willing to sit under the Word of God with seriousness and humility, stirred his own heart. Their willingness to listen, respond, and be transformed by Scripture became the catalyst for this week’s call: to slow down, stop crossing to the other side of the road, and live as the kind of neighbor Jesus modeled. By the end, the parable turns into a mirror. It’s not just a story about someone else. It’s a story about us. And if we take it seriously — if we dare to pray the dangerous prayer, “God, who are you calling me to be a neighbor to today?” — we might discover that Jesus has already answered. He calls us not to love from a distance or with conditions, but to love incarnationally. To see, to stop, to bind up wounds, to take risks, to pay costs, to walk with the hurting until they heal. This is the call to become a people — and a church — marked by the extravagant compassion of Jesus. A church where no label can override the title “neighbor.” A church that reflects the Good Samaritan who saw us lying in the road, broken and far from hope — and didn’t pass by. Instead, He stopped. He loved. And He gave everything. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2122107507 Mon, 30 Jun 2025 15:31:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-cross-is-the-map 00:41:25 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this message titled Right Side Up, Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks through Luke 9:43–62 to confront the ways we often follow Jesus with an upside-down understanding of what He has truly called us to. Set in the final stretch before Jesus heads to Jerusalem and the cross, this passage reveals a series of misunderstandings among Jesus’ disciples—misunderstandings that reflect the same tendencies many of us struggle with today. Despite witnessing miracles, the disciples were confused when Jesus spoke clearly about His suffering and death. They debated who among them was the greatest, attempted to exclude others doing ministry in Jesus’ name, called down judgment on outsiders, and offered conditional discipleship: “I will follow you, but first…” Through these interactions, Jesus gently but firmly corrects each distorted perspective, inviting His followers to see the way of the cross not just as a theological event, but as a pattern for their lives. Pastor Benjer illustrates this point with a humorous yet sobering story about misreading a MapQuest printout in college. The story becomes a metaphor for our spiritual lives: no matter how diligently we try to “follow the directions,” if we begin with the wrong understanding of Jesus’ path—if our spiritual map is upside down—we will miss what He’s truly calling us to. Jesus is not looking for admirers who fit Him into their existing lives; He is calling disciples who will lay their lives down daily, just as He did. Throughout the message, Pastor Benjer identifies four common lies that keep believers from living the way of the cross: “I am the greatest,” “We are the rightest,” “It’s us versus them,” and “Sure, Jesus—but first.” Each of these reflects a heart that, like the disciples in Luke 9, is still struggling to understand the radical call of the kingdom. Rather than pursuing power, tribal superiority, division, or delayed obedience, Jesus calls us to humility, unity, compassion, and full surrender. This sermon is not about trying harder or being better. It’s a call to reorient ourselves to the true map of discipleship—one where Jesus leads the way in suffering, sacrifice, and resurrection life. The invitation is not simply to believe in the cross as doctrine but to embody it in daily life. Pastor Benjer urges listeners to examine whether they have truly said “yes” to Jesus without conditions, or if there are lingering “but first”s that are keeping them from full obedience. For those who are exploring faith or are not yet followers of Jesus, this message offers a clear presentation of who Jesus is: not merely a teacher or moral example, but the suffering Savior who gave His life on the cross to bring us forgiveness, purpose, and eternal life. Today is an invitation to say “yes” to Jesus—not to religion or performance, but to a relationship with the one who laid everything down for us. Recorded live at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah, this sermon is part of our ongoing series through the Gospel of Luke. Whether you’re a long-time believer or just beginning your spiritual journey, we invite you to reflect on the direction your life is heading and whether your map is right side up. To learn more about Flourishing Grace Church or connect with our ministry, visit flourishinggrace.org. We’d love to walk with you as you follow Jesus—fully, humbly, and faithfully. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan... In this message titled Right Side Up, Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks through Luke 9:43–62 to confront the ways we often follow Jesus with an upside-down understanding of what He has truly called us to. Set in the final stretch before Jesus heads to Jerusalem and the cross, this passage reveals a series of misunderstandings among Jesus’ disciples—misunderstandings that reflect the same tendencies many of us struggle with today. Despite witnessing miracles, the disciples were confused when Jesus spoke clearly about His suffering and death. They debated who among them was the greatest, attempted to exclude others doing ministry in Jesus’ name, called down judgment on outsiders, and offered conditional discipleship: “I will follow you, but first…” Through these interactions, Jesus gently but firmly corrects each distorted perspective, inviting His followers to see the way of the cross not just as a theological event, but as a pattern for their lives. Pastor Benjer illustrates this point with a humorous yet sobering story about misreading a MapQuest printout in college. The story becomes a metaphor for our spiritual lives: no matter how diligently we try to “follow the directions,” if we begin with the wrong understanding of Jesus’ path—if our spiritual map is upside down—we will miss what He’s truly calling us to. Jesus is not looking for admirers who fit Him into their existing lives; He is calling disciples who will lay their lives down daily, just as He did. Throughout the message, Pastor Benjer identifies four common lies that keep believers from living the way of the cross: “I am the greatest,” “We are the rightest,” “It’s us versus them,” and “Sure, Jesus—but first.” Each of these reflects a heart that, like the disciples in Luke 9, is still struggling to understand the radical call of the kingdom. Rather than pursuing power, tribal superiority, division, or delayed obedience, Jesus calls us to humility, unity, compassion, and full surrender. This sermon is not about trying harder or being better. It’s a call to reorient ourselves to the true map of discipleship—one where Jesus leads the way in suffering, sacrifice, and resurrection life. The invitation is not simply to believe in the cross as doctrine but to embody it in daily life. Pastor Benjer urges listeners to examine whether they have truly said “yes” to Jesus without conditions, or if there are lingering “but first”s that are keeping them from full obedience. For those who are exploring faith or are not yet followers of Jesus, this message offers a clear presentation of who Jesus is: not merely a teacher or moral example, but the suffering Savior who gave His life on the cross to bring us forgiveness, purpose, and eternal life. Today is an invitation to say “yes” to Jesus—not to religion or performance, but to a relationship with the one who laid everything down for us. Recorded live at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah, this sermon is part of our ongoing series through the Gospel of Luke. Whether you’re a long-time believer or just beginning your spiritual journey, we invite you to reflect on the direction your life is heading and whether your map is right side up. To learn more about Flourishing Grace Church or connect with our ministry, visit flourishinggrace.org. We’d love to walk with you as you follow Jesus—fully, humbly, and faithfully. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2118305988 Mon, 23 Jun 2025 18:47:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/silenced-by-glory-josh-brown-june-15-2025 00:49:54 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 9:27–36, Josh Brown, our minister to students, families, and young adults, takes us to the mountain of transfiguration and challenges us to see Jesus for who He truly is—not merely a teacher, a helper, or a comforter, but the radiant, glorious Son of God. Preaching with urgency, passion, and deep conviction, Josh reminds us that this moment in Scripture isn’t just a dramatic scene from Jesus’s life—it’s a theological earthquake meant to realign our understanding of Christ’s identity and our response to Him. The transfiguration reveals that Jesus doesn’t borrow glory like Moses, He is the glory. His face shines like lightning, His clothes become dazzling white, and He stands in conversation with Moses and Elijah, the very embodiment of the Law and the Prophets, not as an equal, but as the fulfillment of everything they pointed toward. In this moment, the Father speaks clearly: “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” That command still echoes today. Josh challenges us to reflect: when is the last time we were silenced by the glory of God? Have we gotten so used to the noise, distractions, and debates of our world that we’ve lost our sense of awe? The disciples themselves, even after witnessing miracles, struggled to fully grasp who Jesus was. But on the mountain, in a moment of intimacy through prayer, Jesus’s eternal identity is revealed. Josh reminds us that this glimpse of glory wasn’t meant to impress—it was meant to prepare. The disciples would soon watch their Messiah suffer and die. And when they did, they would need to hold fast to what they saw that day: the King of glory, unveiled. Josh presses us to consider whether the Jesus we follow is too small, too safe, too familiar. A Jesus who only affirms us but never confronts us can never truly save us. If your faith feels dim, perhaps the problem isn’t that Jesus is distant, but that your focus is. This message also presses into the uncomfortable but vital truth that Jesus does not come to coexist among your priorities—He comes to reign. Like Peter on the mountain, we too can fumble the moment by placing Jesus alongside the other “voices” in our life. But the Father’s rebuke is unmistakable: don’t just admire Him—listen to Him. Obedience is the only right response to revealed glory. The transfiguration also anchors Jesus in the full story of Scripture. Moses and Elijah don’t appear to share wisdom; they appear to confirm the identity of the Son. All Scripture points to Him. And Jesus, even in glory, speaks of His departure—His coming death on the cross. The cross remains central. Glory doesn’t bypass suffering; it leads into it. For us, that means we don’t just stay on the mountaintop admiring the moment—we follow Jesus down into the valley, onto the mission, into the world. Josh’s call to action is clear and convicting. Don’t walk out of church the same way you came in. If you’ve truly seen the King, your life should be transformed. Share the gospel. Live differently. Stop admiring Jesus from a distance and start submitting to Him in the details of your everyday life. You’re not called to simply consume encouragement—you’re called to carry a cross. This sermon isn’t just a reminder of who Jesus is—it’s an invitation to respond. If you’ve ever reduced Jesus to a mascot, a motivator, or a metaphor, this message will challenge you to see Him again with fresh eyes. To behold the Son in His glory is to be undone—and to be undone is the beginning of true worship, bold obedience, and gospel transformation. Watch the full message now to encounter the Jesus of the Scriptures—radiant, ruling, risen—and be moved to worship and mission. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this powerful message from Luke 9:27–36, Josh Brown, our minister to students, families, and young adults, takes us to the mountain of transfiguration and challenges us to see Jesus for who He truly is—not merely a teacher, a helper, or a comforter, but the radiant, glorious Son of God. Preaching with urgency, passion, and deep conviction, Josh reminds us that this moment in Scripture isn’t just a dramatic scene from Jesus’s life—it’s a theological earthquake meant to realign our understanding of Christ’s identity and our response to Him. The transfiguration reveals that Jesus doesn’t borrow glory like Moses, He is the glory. His face shines like lightning, His clothes become dazzling white, and He stands in conversation with Moses and Elijah, the very embodiment of the Law and the Prophets, not as an equal, but as the fulfillment of everything they pointed toward. In this moment, the Father speaks clearly: “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” That command still echoes today. Josh challenges us to reflect: when is the last time we were silenced by the glory of God? Have we gotten so used to the noise, distractions, and debates of our world that we’ve lost our sense of awe? The disciples themselves, even after witnessing miracles, struggled to fully grasp who Jesus was. But on the mountain, in a moment of intimacy through prayer, Jesus’s eternal identity is revealed. Josh reminds us that this glimpse of glory wasn’t meant to impress—it was meant to prepare. The disciples would soon watch their Messiah suffer and die. And when they did, they would need to hold fast to what they saw that day: the King of glory, unveiled. Josh presses us to consider whether the Jesus we follow is too small, too safe, too familiar. A Jesus who only affirms us but never confronts us can never truly save us. If your faith feels dim, perhaps the problem isn’t that Jesus is distant, but that your focus is. This message also presses into the uncomfortable but vital truth that Jesus does not come to coexist among your priorities—He comes to reign. Like Peter on the mountain, we too can fumble the moment by placing Jesus alongside the other “voices” in our life. But the Father’s rebuke is unmistakable: don’t just admire Him—listen to Him. Obedience is the only right response to revealed glory. The transfiguration also anchors Jesus in the full story of Scripture. Moses and Elijah don’t appear to share wisdom; they appear to confirm the identity of the Son. All Scripture points to Him. And Jesus, even in glory, speaks of His departure—His coming death on the cross. The cross remains central. Glory doesn’t bypass suffering; it leads into it. For us, that means we don’t just stay on the mountaintop admiring the moment—we follow Jesus down into the valley, onto the mission, into the world. Josh’s call to action is clear and convicting. Don’t walk out of church the same way you came in. If you’ve truly seen the King, your life should be transformed. Share the gospel. Live differently. Stop admiring Jesus from a distance and start submitting to Him in the details of your everyday life. You’re not called to simply consume encouragement—you’re called to carry a cross. This sermon isn’t just a reminder of who Jesus is—it’s an invitation to respond. If you’ve ever reduced Jesus to a mascot, a motivator, or a metaphor, this message will challenge you to see Him again with fresh eyes. To behold the Son in His glory is to be undone—and to be undone is the beginning of true worship, bold obedience, and gospel transformation. Watch the full message now to encounter the Jesus of the Scriptures—radiant, ruling, risen—and be moved to worship and mission. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2114504178 Mon, 16 Jun 2025 20:42:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/die-to-self-live-for-christ 00:45:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Sermon Title: Die to Self, Live for Christ: Following Jesus in Luke 9 YouTube & SoundCloud Search Description (4,500 characters): In this powerful and deeply challenging sermon, Pastor Benjer leads us through Luke 9:1–27—a rich and intense section of Scripture that confronts every follower of Jesus with a fundamental question: What kind of life am I living—and what kind of death am I choosing? At the heart of this message is the call to discipleship—not just belief, not just admiration, but wholehearted following of Jesus. Through the example of the twelve disciples, the miraculous feeding of the 5,000, and Jesus’ own foreshadowing of the cross, we’re shown what it truly means to be a disciple: to learn from Jesus, walk in His footsteps, and embrace a life that is often uncomfortable, messy, and costly—but ultimately full of abundance and eternal purpose. Jesus begins by sending His disciples out with power and authority to proclaim the Kingdom, heal the sick, and cast out demons. And they do it. Ordinary men, empowered by Christ, stepping into extraordinary mission. But when they return and face the challenge of feeding the multitudes, they falter. They forget what they’ve just seen and done. They forget that Jesus is enough. And so do we. Discipleship, Pastor Benjer reminds us, is not a perfect upward trajectory. It’s not about spiritual heroism or flawless devotion. It’s a bumpy journey. It’s full of grace and learning. And above all, it’s a daily dying—dying to comfort, dying to small dreams, dying to our preferences and our endless yeses to self. Jesus makes it plain in Luke 9:23: “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” That’s the call. That’s the cost. And that’s the invitation into the abundant life Jesus promises—not abundant in stuff, ease, or worldly success, but rich in meaning, rooted in purpose, and shaped by selfless love. Benjer doesn’t hold back from applying this to everyday life: our marriages, our parenting, our ambitions, our finances, even our weekend plans. He shares honestly from his own experience as a father of children with disabilities, reflecting on what it means to dream big in God’s kingdom—not in worldly achievement, but in faithfully following Christ and helping others do the same. This sermon is a wake-up call. In a world that tells us to chase comfort and say yes to every craving, Jesus speaks a better word: Say yes to me. Pastor Benjer challenges the cultural lie that Christianity is just about self-improvement or believing the right things. Jesus doesn’t call us to be better versions of ourselves—He calls us to be new. And that newness comes through surrender. If you’re someone who has followed Jesus but finds yourself weary, discouraged, or feeling like you’ve failed too many times, this sermon is for you. If you’re exploring faith and wondering what Jesus really expects, this sermon is for you. And if you’re a committed disciple who needs a fresh reminder that the way of Christ is both cross and resurrection, this message will stir your heart. At Flourishing Grace Church, we’re not trying to create a culture of superficial faith. We’re learning to die well—to die to our own way so that we might live in the fullness of Jesus’ way. This message will help you take your next step, whatever that may be. Stick around until the end as Pastor Benjer invites us into prayer and response. Maybe you’ve held back a part of your heart, your time, your dreams. Maybe God is gently poking at something you know you need to surrender. Don’t ignore it. Lean in. Say yes. And remember: when you say no to yourself, you’re not saying no to joy—you’re saying yes to Jesus, the only source of true life. Listen, reflect, and let this teaching sink deep into your soul. Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 A… Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Sermon Title: Die to Self, Live for Christ: Following Jesus in Luke 9 YouTube & SoundCloud Search Description (4,500 characters): In this powerful and deeply challenging sermon, Pastor Benjer leads us through Luke 9:1–27—a rich and intense section of Scripture that confronts every follower of Jesus with a fundamental question: What kind of life am I living—and what kind of death am I choosing? At the heart of this message is the call to discipleship—not just belief, not just admiration, but wholehearted following of Jesus. Through the example of the twelve disciples, the miraculous feeding of the 5,000, and Jesus’ own foreshadowing of the cross, we’re shown what it truly means to be a disciple: to learn from Jesus, walk in His footsteps, and embrace a life that is often uncomfortable, messy, and costly—but ultimately full of abundance and eternal purpose. Jesus begins by sending His disciples out with power and authority to proclaim the Kingdom, heal the sick, and cast out demons. And they do it. Ordinary men, empowered by Christ, stepping into extraordinary mission. But when they return and face the challenge of feeding the multitudes, they falter. They forget what they’ve just seen and done. They forget that Jesus is enough. And so do we. Discipleship, Pastor Benjer reminds us, is not a perfect upward trajectory. It’s not about spiritual heroism or flawless devotion. It’s a bumpy journey. It’s full of grace and learning. And above all, it’s a daily dying—dying to comfort, dying to small dreams, dying to our preferences and our endless yeses to self. Jesus makes it plain in Luke 9:23: “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” That’s the call. That’s the cost. And that’s the invitation into the abundant life Jesus promises—not abundant in stuff, ease, or worldly success, but rich in meaning, rooted in purpose, and shaped by selfless love. Benjer doesn’t hold back from applying this to everyday life: our marriages, our parenting, our ambitions, our finances, even our weekend plans. He shares honestly from his own experience as a father of children with disabilities, reflecting on what it means to dream big in God’s kingdom—not in worldly achievement, but in faithfully following Christ and helping others do the same. This sermon is a wake-up call. In a world that tells us to chase comfort and say yes to every craving, Jesus speaks a better word: Say yes to me. Pastor Benjer challenges the cultural lie that Christianity is just about self-improvement or believing the right things. Jesus doesn’t call us to be better versions of ourselves—He calls us to be new. And that newness comes through surrender. If you’re someone who has followed Jesus but finds yourself weary, discouraged, or feeling like you’ve failed too many times, this sermon is for you. If you’re exploring faith and wondering what Jesus really expects, this sermon is for you. And if you’re a committed disciple who needs a fresh reminder that the way of Christ is both cross and resurrection, this message will stir your heart. At Flourishing Grace Church, we’re not trying to create a culture of superficial faith. We’re learning to die well—to die to our own way so that we might live in the fullness of Jesus’ way. This message will help you take your next step, whatever that may be. Stick around until the end as Pastor Benjer invites us into prayer and response. Maybe you’ve held back a part of your heart, your time, your dreams. Maybe God is gently poking at something you know you need to surrender. Don’t ignore it. Lean in. Say yes. And remember: when you say no to yourself, you’re not saying no to joy—you’re saying yes to Jesus, the only source of true life. Listen, reflect, and let this teaching sink deep into your soul. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2110404267 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 17:37:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/from-death-to-life-and-purpose 00:46:22 Flourishing Grace Church no Here is a professionally written SoundCloud description of the sermon, trimmed to under 4,500 characters (total: 4,482), while maintaining the SEO-rich keywords and clear, compelling tone for discoverability: ⸻ In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Lead Pastor Benjer McVeigh explores one of the most intense and revealing moments in the New Testament: Jesus’ healing of a demon-possessed man in Luke 8:26–39. This unforgettable story—often known for its strange detail involving a herd of pigs—is far more than a shocking narrative. It is a profound demonstration of Jesus’ authority over darkness and his power to bring people from spiritual death to life and purpose. Benjer teaches that surrendering your life to Jesus is not a one-time decision for moral improvement—it is a radical transformation. Drawing from both Luke 8 and Ephesians 2:1–10, the message calls listeners to recognize that apart from Christ, we are spiritually dead—trapped in sin, following the world’s ways, and disconnected from our Creator. But God, rich in mercy and full of love, makes us alive in Christ and gives us a new identity and mission. This gospel message isn’t based on merit or behavior; it’s a gift of grace received through faith in Jesus. Through this sermon, we are challenged to see ourselves in the man from Luke 8—isolated, broken, and lost until Jesus steps into our story. The man is not only healed, but he’s restored and given purpose. Jesus tells him to return home and declare all that God has done for him. This is the call for every follower of Jesus: to not just receive salvation, but to live with purpose, proclaiming God’s mercy in our words and actions. Benjer shares testimonies from historical Christian figures like Augustine of Hippo, Fanny Crosby, C.S. Lewis, and Corrie ten Boom, showing how real people from all walks of life have experienced the same transformation—moving from death to life and then into mission. Whether through dramatic encounters or quiet surrender, the pattern is the same: grace saves, and grace sends. The sermon also confronts the misconception that only the spiritually elite or morally qualified can be used by God. Pastor Benjer explains that it’s often those who feel the least worthy who are the most powerfully used by God—because it’s not about our strength, but about Christ’s finished work. Just like the healed man who had only been with Jesus for a few hours, anyone who has encountered God’s grace is already equipped to tell others what God has done. As the message concludes, listeners are invited to reflect honestly on their spiritual condition. For those feeling stuck, broken, or far from God, the invitation is simple: say yes to Jesus. He stands ready to bring you from death to life. And for those who have already surrendered to Jesus, this is a call to rediscover your purpose—to declare boldly and joyfully how much God has done for you. If you’ve been searching for sermons about spiritual warfare, gospel transformation, freedom from sin, and finding your purpose in Christ, this teaching is for you. It speaks to seekers, skeptics, and believers alike. Whether you are new to faith, returning after years away, or simply need a reminder of the depth of God’s grace, this message will meet you where you are. Let this teaching renew your heart, challenge your assumptions, and ignite a deeper passion for living in the freedom and calling that Christ has secured for you. Jesus brings us from death to life—and into purpose. Here is a professionally written SoundCloud descr… Here is a professionally written SoundCloud description of the sermon, trimmed to under 4,500 characters (total: 4,482), while maintaining the SEO-rich keywords and clear, compelling tone for discoverability: ⸻ In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Lead Pastor Benjer McVeigh explores one of the most intense and revealing moments in the New Testament: Jesus’ healing of a demon-possessed man in Luke 8:26–39. This unforgettable story—often known for its strange detail involving a herd of pigs—is far more than a shocking narrative. It is a profound demonstration of Jesus’ authority over darkness and his power to bring people from spiritual death to life and purpose. Benjer teaches that surrendering your life to Jesus is not a one-time decision for moral improvement—it is a radical transformation. Drawing from both Luke 8 and Ephesians 2:1–10, the message calls listeners to recognize that apart from Christ, we are spiritually dead—trapped in sin, following the world’s ways, and disconnected from our Creator. But God, rich in mercy and full of love, makes us alive in Christ and gives us a new identity and mission. This gospel message isn’t based on merit or behavior; it’s a gift of grace received through faith in Jesus. Through this sermon, we are challenged to see ourselves in the man from Luke 8—isolated, broken, and lost until Jesus steps into our story. The man is not only healed, but he’s restored and given purpose. Jesus tells him to return home and declare all that God has done for him. This is the call for every follower of Jesus: to not just receive salvation, but to live with purpose, proclaiming God’s mercy in our words and actions. Benjer shares testimonies from historical Christian figures like Augustine of Hippo, Fanny Crosby, C.S. Lewis, and Corrie ten Boom, showing how real people from all walks of life have experienced the same transformation—moving from death to life and then into mission. Whether through dramatic encounters or quiet surrender, the pattern is the same: grace saves, and grace sends. The sermon also confronts the misconception that only the spiritually elite or morally qualified can be used by God. Pastor Benjer explains that it’s often those who feel the least worthy who are the most powerfully used by God—because it’s not about our strength, but about Christ’s finished work. Just like the healed man who had only been with Jesus for a few hours, anyone who has encountered God’s grace is already equipped to tell others what God has done. As the message concludes, listeners are invited to reflect honestly on their spiritual condition. For those feeling stuck, broken, or far from God, the invitation is simple: say yes to Jesus. He stands ready to bring you from death to life. And for those who have already surrendered to Jesus, this is a call to rediscover your purpose—to declare boldly and joyfully how much God has done for you. If you’ve been searching for sermons about spiritual warfare, gospel transformation, freedom from sin, and finding your purpose in Christ, this teaching is for you. It speaks to seekers, skeptics, and believers alike. Whether you are new to faith, returning after years away, or simply need a reminder of the depth of God’s grace, this message will meet you where you are. Let this teaching renew your heart, challenge your assumptions, and ignite a deeper passion for living in the freedom and calling that Christ has secured for you. Jesus brings us from death to life—and into purpose. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2106495774 Mon, 02 Jun 2025 16:31:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/whos-in-the-boat-with-you-luke-8-22-25-benjer-mcveigh-june-1-2025 00:43:25 Flourishing Grace Church no In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer McVeigh preaches from Luke 8:22–25, the account of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee. It’s a familiar story, but one that holds deep theological truth and practical comfort for those walking through life’s storms. As the disciples cross the lake with Jesus, a sudden and violent windstorm overwhelms their boat. Despite their experience as fishermen, they panic and cry out, “Master, we are perishing.” Jesus, asleep in the boat, wakes up and rebukes the wind and the waves. Instantly, there is calm. But instead of relief, the disciples are struck with awe and fear, asking, “Who then is this, that he commands even winds and water, and they obey him?” Pastor Benjer uses this moment to address a misunderstanding many people have about faith. Faith, he explains, is not just an emotion or a feeling that we try to muster up. It is not a spiritual bucket we need to keep filled with positivity or certainty. Instead, true biblical faith requires two things: an object and trust. You must have something or someone worthy of trust, and you must actually trust them. It’s not enough to say you have faith in something—you must act on it. Using a personal story about teaching his daughters to drive, he illustrates the difference between saying you trust someone and actually getting in the car with them. This message challenges listeners to reflect on whether their view of Jesus is too small. The disciples had seen Jesus heal and teach, but they had never seen him command nature itself. Their panic came not just from the storm but from not fully understanding who Jesus is. Once they saw his power on display, they were filled with a new kind of fear—not fear of the storm, but reverent awe at the one who controls it. In the same way, Pastor Benjer argues, many of us walk through life trusting in ourselves, our relationships, or our resources to get us through the storm. But when life falls apart, we find out those things are not strong enough to save us. Only Jesus is. To expand our understanding of Jesus, the sermon moves into Colossians 1:15–20, a foundational passage that paints a grand picture of Christ. Paul writes that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the creator of all things, the one in whom all things hold together, and the one through whom all things are reconciled. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that Jesus is not just good—he is God. Not just comforting—he is cosmic. He’s not one item on a list of priorities—he is in a category all his own. When we truly see who Jesus is, we understand that no storm is beyond his control and no moment of chaos surprises him. This message also makes space for those who are struggling. For followers of Jesus who feel like they’re drowning, it offers the reminder that the object of their faith—Jesus—is still in the boat with them. For those who have never trusted Jesus, it offers a clear explanation of the gospel and an invitation to place their trust in him. The sermon ends with a call to action—not to muster more feelings of belief, but to fix our eyes on the one who calms storms and conquered death. Throughout the message, Pastor Benjer reminds listeners that the size of our faith isn’t what ultimately sustains us—it’s the strength of the one we trust. And Jesus is strong enough. He’s not small. He’s not manageable. But he is good, and he is present. Whether the storm calms or continues, we are never alone. This sermon encourages believers to expand their view of Jesus and rest in the security of knowing who is with them in the boat. In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pas… In this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church, Pastor Benjer McVeigh preaches from Luke 8:22–25, the account of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee. It’s a familiar story, but one that holds deep theological truth and practical comfort for those walking through life’s storms. As the disciples cross the lake with Jesus, a sudden and violent windstorm overwhelms their boat. Despite their experience as fishermen, they panic and cry out, “Master, we are perishing.” Jesus, asleep in the boat, wakes up and rebukes the wind and the waves. Instantly, there is calm. But instead of relief, the disciples are struck with awe and fear, asking, “Who then is this, that he commands even winds and water, and they obey him?” Pastor Benjer uses this moment to address a misunderstanding many people have about faith. Faith, he explains, is not just an emotion or a feeling that we try to muster up. It is not a spiritual bucket we need to keep filled with positivity or certainty. Instead, true biblical faith requires two things: an object and trust. You must have something or someone worthy of trust, and you must actually trust them. It’s not enough to say you have faith in something—you must act on it. Using a personal story about teaching his daughters to drive, he illustrates the difference between saying you trust someone and actually getting in the car with them. This message challenges listeners to reflect on whether their view of Jesus is too small. The disciples had seen Jesus heal and teach, but they had never seen him command nature itself. Their panic came not just from the storm but from not fully understanding who Jesus is. Once they saw his power on display, they were filled with a new kind of fear—not fear of the storm, but reverent awe at the one who controls it. In the same way, Pastor Benjer argues, many of us walk through life trusting in ourselves, our relationships, or our resources to get us through the storm. But when life falls apart, we find out those things are not strong enough to save us. Only Jesus is. To expand our understanding of Jesus, the sermon moves into Colossians 1:15–20, a foundational passage that paints a grand picture of Christ. Paul writes that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the creator of all things, the one in whom all things hold together, and the one through whom all things are reconciled. Pastor Benjer emphasizes that Jesus is not just good—he is God. Not just comforting—he is cosmic. He’s not one item on a list of priorities—he is in a category all his own. When we truly see who Jesus is, we understand that no storm is beyond his control and no moment of chaos surprises him. This message also makes space for those who are struggling. For followers of Jesus who feel like they’re drowning, it offers the reminder that the object of their faith—Jesus—is still in the boat with them. For those who have never trusted Jesus, it offers a clear explanation of the gospel and an invitation to place their trust in him. The sermon ends with a call to action—not to muster more feelings of belief, but to fix our eyes on the one who calms storms and conquered death. Throughout the message, Pastor Benjer reminds listeners that the size of our faith isn’t what ultimately sustains us—it’s the strength of the one we trust. And Jesus is strong enough. He’s not small. He’s not manageable. But he is good, and he is present. Whether the storm calms or continues, we are never alone. This sermon encourages believers to expand their view of Jesus and rest in the security of knowing who is with them in the boat. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2103241659 Tue, 27 May 2025 18:29:24 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-what-do-i-do-with-doubt 00:43:38 Flourishing Grace Church no “I believe; help my unbelief.” In this week’s message from Flourishing Grace Church, Lead Pastor Benjer McVeigh closes out our teaching series “Jesus, What Do I Do With That?” by addressing one of the most personal and pressing questions of the Christian life: What do I do with my doubt? Preaching from Mark 9:14–29, Pastor Benjer walks us through the powerful encounter between Jesus, a desperate father, and a demon-possessed child. The disciples have failed to help. The crowd is confused. The father is exhausted. And in the midst of this chaos, he utters one of the most honest prayers in Scripture: “I believe; help my unbelief.” For many of us, this is more than a quote—it’s our reality. Doubt is not just intellectual; it’s circumstantial. It comes from pain, from silence, from watching life fall apart when we expected Jesus to show up. This message reminds us that doubt is not something to hide—it’s something to bring to Jesus. If you’ve ever wondered whether your doubts disqualify you from following Jesus, this sermon offers a compassionate yet challenging word. Pastor Benjer explains that doubt is often seen as a detour from faith, but in reality, it’s a necessary part of a flourishing relationship with Christ. We don’t need to have everything figured out before we move toward Jesus. In fact, trying to suppress our questions only leaves us vulnerable when life’s hardest moments arrive. You’ll hear why it’s not faith versus doubt, but faith in the midst of doubt that matters. Drawing from real-life stories, biblical insight, and pastoral experience, Benjer offers a message full of grace for the struggling and hope for the skeptic. Here are some of the key themes explored in the message: • Doubt is not a sign of weak faith—it’s often a step toward deeper faith. • Jesus welcomes our honesty more than our performance. • Real faith doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means knowing where to take your questions. • Dependence on Jesus is the key to breakthrough, not religious technique or striving. This message also highlights the danger of viewing faith as a formula—something we must master or perfect. Instead, we’re invited to embrace a posture of dependence, a life where prayer is not just a practice but a way of staying connected to the source of life itself. Even the disciples—those closest to Jesus—struggled when their expectations didn’t line up with their experience. They had previously cast out demons and performed miracles. Yet in this moment, they failed. Jesus gently reminds them, and us, that power without prayer leads to spiritual dryness. We are called to stay connected to Him—not just to “do the work” but to know the One who empowers it. If you’re in a season where God feels distant, where questions outweigh answers, or where your faith feels more fragile than firm, this sermon is for you. Pastor Benjer doesn’t offer quick fixes. Instead, he gives us a true invitation: Bring your doubt. Bring your heart. And trust that Jesus is trustworthy. You’re not alone. Your questions are not too much for God. And today might just be the moment you take one honest step toward Jesus, not because everything is clear, but because He has proven faithful. Scripture: Mark 9:14–29 Message Title: What Do I Do With Doubt? Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh Series: Jesus, What Do I Do With That? Date: May 25, 2025 Location: Flourishing Grace Church – Bountiful, Utah Learn more or join us in person at flourishinggrace.org You can also find more messages, events, and teaching content from our church on Instagram, YouTube, and across your favorite podcast platforms. #FaithAndDoubt #HelpMyUnbelief #ChristianPodcast #FlourishingGraceChurch #BenjerMcVeigh #Mark9 #JesusIsTrustworthy #SoundCloudSermon #FollowingJesus “I believe; help my unbelief.” In this week’s mes… “I believe; help my unbelief.” In this week’s message from Flourishing Grace Church, Lead Pastor Benjer McVeigh closes out our teaching series “Jesus, What Do I Do With That?” by addressing one of the most personal and pressing questions of the Christian life: What do I do with my doubt? Preaching from Mark 9:14–29, Pastor Benjer walks us through the powerful encounter between Jesus, a desperate father, and a demon-possessed child. The disciples have failed to help. The crowd is confused. The father is exhausted. And in the midst of this chaos, he utters one of the most honest prayers in Scripture: “I believe; help my unbelief.” For many of us, this is more than a quote—it’s our reality. Doubt is not just intellectual; it’s circumstantial. It comes from pain, from silence, from watching life fall apart when we expected Jesus to show up. This message reminds us that doubt is not something to hide—it’s something to bring to Jesus. If you’ve ever wondered whether your doubts disqualify you from following Jesus, this sermon offers a compassionate yet challenging word. Pastor Benjer explains that doubt is often seen as a detour from faith, but in reality, it’s a necessary part of a flourishing relationship with Christ. We don’t need to have everything figured out before we move toward Jesus. In fact, trying to suppress our questions only leaves us vulnerable when life’s hardest moments arrive. You’ll hear why it’s not faith versus doubt, but faith in the midst of doubt that matters. Drawing from real-life stories, biblical insight, and pastoral experience, Benjer offers a message full of grace for the struggling and hope for the skeptic. Here are some of the key themes explored in the message: • Doubt is not a sign of weak faith—it’s often a step toward deeper faith. • Jesus welcomes our honesty more than our performance. • Real faith doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means knowing where to take your questions. • Dependence on Jesus is the key to breakthrough, not religious technique or striving. This message also highlights the danger of viewing faith as a formula—something we must master or perfect. Instead, we’re invited to embrace a posture of dependence, a life where prayer is not just a practice but a way of staying connected to the source of life itself. Even the disciples—those closest to Jesus—struggled when their expectations didn’t line up with their experience. They had previously cast out demons and performed miracles. Yet in this moment, they failed. Jesus gently reminds them, and us, that power without prayer leads to spiritual dryness. We are called to stay connected to Him—not just to “do the work” but to know the One who empowers it. If you’re in a season where God feels distant, where questions outweigh answers, or where your faith feels more fragile than firm, this sermon is for you. Pastor Benjer doesn’t offer quick fixes. Instead, he gives us a true invitation: Bring your doubt. Bring your heart. And trust that Jesus is trustworthy. You’re not alone. Your questions are not too much for God. And today might just be the moment you take one honest step toward Jesus, not because everything is clear, but because He has proven faithful. Scripture: Mark 9:14–29 Message Title: What Do I Do With Doubt? Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh Series: Jesus, What Do I Do With That? Date: May 25, 2025 Location: Flourishing Grace Church – Bountiful, Utah Learn more or join us in person at flourishinggrace.org You can also find more messages, events, and teaching content from our church on Instagram, YouTube, and across your favorite podcast platforms. #FaithAndDoubt #HelpMyUnbelief #ChristianPodcast #FlourishingGraceChurch #BenjerMcVeigh #Mark9 #JesusIsTrustworthy #SoundCloudSermon #FollowingJesus Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2098603767 Mon, 19 May 2025 17:37:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-what-do-i-do-with-suffering 00:30:40 Flourishing Grace Church no In this message from our sermon series “Jesus, What Do I Do With…”, Pastor Brett guides us through Psalm 107:4–32 to explore one of the most universal human experiences: suffering. Whether it comes from our own decisions, the brokenness of the world, or divine redirection, suffering is something no one escapes—and everyone has to make sense of. Psalm 107 presents four case studies that illustrate the different ways people experience and respond to suffering: • The Wanderer – Spiritually disoriented, this person is seeking fulfillment but hasn’t found a place to belong. Brett shares a personal story of getting lost in Tokyo to illustrate how spiritual wandering wears down the soul. But the text reminds us: those who cry out to the Lord are delivered and led home. • The Rebel – This is the person who resists God outright. Maybe out of hurt, cynicism, or pride, the rebel pushes back on God’s wisdom and builds their own version of truth. Brett connects this to our modern culture’s emphasis on self-definition and control, warning that these paths lead to despair. Yet even here, when the rebel cries out, God answers, breaks the chains, and sets them free. • The Fool – Not in overt rebellion, but through small, quiet compromises, the fool slowly loses their appetite for the things of God. They may still go through the motions of faith, but sin has dulled their spiritual senses. Brett calls us to examine our habits, cravings, and compromises, reminding us that Jesus didn’t just come to forgive—He came to heal and restore what sin has emptied. • The CEO – Driven and successful, this person trusts more in their strength, hustle, and planning than in God. But storms come—sometimes divinely allowed—to expose our illusions of control. Brett describes this kind of suffering as “divine disruption,” a mercy that brings us back to dependence on God. When the storms rage, God hears our cries, calms the waters, and brings us to a place of peace. The heart of this sermon is a powerful reminder: suffering is not always something to escape—it might be an invitation into the steadfast love of God. Psalm 107 repeats the same chorus throughout: “Let them thank the Lord for his steadfast love, for his wondrous works to the children of man.” No matter the cause of the pain—wandering, rebellion, sin, or striving—God responds to cries for help with mercy, not condemnation. The message concludes with the story of Horatio Spafford, who wrote the hymn It Is Well With My Soul after losing his four daughters at sea. His suffering, though unimaginable, led to one of the most powerful declarations of faith the Church has known for over 150 years. His story reminds us that sometimes, songs of faith are born not in triumph, but in tragedy. This message invites all of us to examine our lives honestly. Are we numbing our ache, blaming others, or pretending we’re fine? Or are we willing to cry out and let Jesus meet us in our distress? Through Psalm 107 and personal testimony, Brett reminds us that Jesus is not far off—He’s close to the brokenhearted and ready to transform pain into praise. ⸻ Text: Psalm 107:4–32 Speaker: Brett Series: Jesus, What Do I Do With… Location: Flourishing Grace Church ⸻ Key Themes: Suffering, God’s Steadfast Love, Wandering, Rebellion, Sin, Control, Deliverance, Healing, Redemption, Hope in Hardship, Worship in Suffering, Biblical Wisdom ⸻ If this message encouraged you, follow us on SoundCloud and share with someone who needs to be reminded that they are not alone in their pain. God hears. God heals. God delivers. #Psalm107 #Suffering #ChristianSermon #FaithInHardship #JesusHeals #GospelHope #FlourishingGraceChurch #ItIsWellWithMySoul #SpiritualFormation #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianPodcast #ChristianEncouragement #TheologyOfSuffering In this message from our sermon series “Jesus, Wh… In this message from our sermon series “Jesus, What Do I Do With…”, Pastor Brett guides us through Psalm 107:4–32 to explore one of the most universal human experiences: suffering. Whether it comes from our own decisions, the brokenness of the world, or divine redirection, suffering is something no one escapes—and everyone has to make sense of. Psalm 107 presents four case studies that illustrate the different ways people experience and respond to suffering: • The Wanderer – Spiritually disoriented, this person is seeking fulfillment but hasn’t found a place to belong. Brett shares a personal story of getting lost in Tokyo to illustrate how spiritual wandering wears down the soul. But the text reminds us: those who cry out to the Lord are delivered and led home. • The Rebel – This is the person who resists God outright. Maybe out of hurt, cynicism, or pride, the rebel pushes back on God’s wisdom and builds their own version of truth. Brett connects this to our modern culture’s emphasis on self-definition and control, warning that these paths lead to despair. Yet even here, when the rebel cries out, God answers, breaks the chains, and sets them free. • The Fool – Not in overt rebellion, but through small, quiet compromises, the fool slowly loses their appetite for the things of God. They may still go through the motions of faith, but sin has dulled their spiritual senses. Brett calls us to examine our habits, cravings, and compromises, reminding us that Jesus didn’t just come to forgive—He came to heal and restore what sin has emptied. • The CEO – Driven and successful, this person trusts more in their strength, hustle, and planning than in God. But storms come—sometimes divinely allowed—to expose our illusions of control. Brett describes this kind of suffering as “divine disruption,” a mercy that brings us back to dependence on God. When the storms rage, God hears our cries, calms the waters, and brings us to a place of peace. The heart of this sermon is a powerful reminder: suffering is not always something to escape—it might be an invitation into the steadfast love of God. Psalm 107 repeats the same chorus throughout: “Let them thank the Lord for his steadfast love, for his wondrous works to the children of man.” No matter the cause of the pain—wandering, rebellion, sin, or striving—God responds to cries for help with mercy, not condemnation. The message concludes with the story of Horatio Spafford, who wrote the hymn It Is Well With My Soul after losing his four daughters at sea. His suffering, though unimaginable, led to one of the most powerful declarations of faith the Church has known for over 150 years. His story reminds us that sometimes, songs of faith are born not in triumph, but in tragedy. This message invites all of us to examine our lives honestly. Are we numbing our ache, blaming others, or pretending we’re fine? Or are we willing to cry out and let Jesus meet us in our distress? Through Psalm 107 and personal testimony, Brett reminds us that Jesus is not far off—He’s close to the brokenhearted and ready to transform pain into praise. ⸻ Text: Psalm 107:4–32 Speaker: Brett Series: Jesus, What Do I Do With… Location: Flourishing Grace Church ⸻ Key Themes: Suffering, God’s Steadfast Love, Wandering, Rebellion, Sin, Control, Deliverance, Healing, Redemption, Hope in Hardship, Worship in Suffering, Biblical Wisdom ⸻ If this message encouraged you, follow us on SoundCloud and share with someone who needs to be reminded that they are not alone in their pain. God hears. God heals. God delivers. #Psalm107 #Suffering #ChristianSermon #FaithInHardship #JesusHeals #GospelHope #FlourishingGraceChurch #ItIsWellWithMySoul #SpiritualFormation #BiblicalTeaching #ChristianPodcast #ChristianEncouragement #TheologyOfSuffering Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2094613983 Mon, 12 May 2025 20:55:09 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-what-do-i-do-with-grief 00:34:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this moving Mother's Day sermon, guest speaker John Meyne, church planter at Good Soil Church in Ogden, Utah, explores the profound theme of grief through the story of Mary and Martha in John 11:28-37. As Mary falls at Jesus' feet, expressing her heartbreak over the death of her brother Lazarus, Jesus responds with compassion and empathy, not with quick fixes or immediate answers. John highlights how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, meets us in our grief, walking alongside us and even weeping with us, as seen in the shortest yet one of the most powerful verses in Scripture: "Jesus wept." John shares a deeply personal story about his own journey through loss involving his mother, illustrating how grief can feel heavy and overwhelming, yet how God invites us to bring our raw, unfiltered emotions to Him. Drawing from Psalms of lament, John emphasizes that Jesus doesn't ask us to mask our pain or pretend that everything is fine—instead, He invites us to bring our sorrow, anger, and questions to Him, trusting that He can handle even our deepest wounds. Throughout the message, John reminds listeners that while not every story ends with a miraculous resurrection like Lazarus’, Jesus remains present in our suffering, offering comfort and hope even when the outcome is uncertain. He encourages those who have walked through grief to use their experiences to comfort others, becoming conduits of Christ’s love and compassion in a broken world. As he concludes, John invites the congregation to a time of prayer, urging those who feel the weight of loss to come forward and receive support. Whether you're mourning the loss of a loved one, grappling with broken dreams, or feeling the sting of unmet expectations, this sermon offers a powerful reminder that Jesus is near, weeping with us, and walking us through our pain toward a place of healing and renewed hope. Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Su… Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this moving Mother's Day sermon, guest speaker John Meyne, church planter at Good Soil Church in Ogden, Utah, explores the profound theme of grief through the story of Mary and Martha in John 11:28-37. As Mary falls at Jesus' feet, expressing her heartbreak over the death of her brother Lazarus, Jesus responds with compassion and empathy, not with quick fixes or immediate answers. John highlights how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, meets us in our grief, walking alongside us and even weeping with us, as seen in the shortest yet one of the most powerful verses in Scripture: "Jesus wept." John shares a deeply personal story about his own journey through loss involving his mother, illustrating how grief can feel heavy and overwhelming, yet how God invites us to bring our raw, unfiltered emotions to Him. Drawing from Psalms of lament, John emphasizes that Jesus doesn't ask us to mask our pain or pretend that everything is fine—instead, He invites us to bring our sorrow, anger, and questions to Him, trusting that He can handle even our deepest wounds. Throughout the message, John reminds listeners that while not every story ends with a miraculous resurrection like Lazarus’, Jesus remains present in our suffering, offering comfort and hope even when the outcome is uncertain. He encourages those who have walked through grief to use their experiences to comfort others, becoming conduits of Christ’s love and compassion in a broken world. As he concludes, John invites the congregation to a time of prayer, urging those who feel the weight of loss to come forward and receive support. Whether you're mourning the loss of a loved one, grappling with broken dreams, or feeling the sting of unmet expectations, this sermon offers a powerful reminder that Jesus is near, weeping with us, and walking us through our pain toward a place of healing and renewed hope. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2090591715 Mon, 05 May 2025 17:50:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/what-do-i-do-with-money 00:41:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Jesus, What Do I Do With My Money? | Matthew 6:19–34 | Benjer McVeigh In this message, Pastor Benjer continues our sermon series “Jesus, What Do I Do With…” by diving into one of the most commonly misunderstood and often uncomfortable topics: money. Preaching from Matthew 6:19–34, Pastor Benjer explores Jesus’ words about treasure, worry, and trust, calling us not simply to financial responsibility—but to full surrender of our hearts. Key Scripture: “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” — Matthew 6:21 Jesus speaks directly and powerfully about the role money plays in our lives—not because He’s after our wallets, but because He’s after our hearts. We all live under a vision for our lives—whether it’s one the world has sold us or one that Jesus is inviting us into. The truth is, few things threaten to derail Jesus’ purpose for your life more than the pursuit of wealth, possessions, and comfort. This sermon helps you reflect on the questions: • Who is your master? • Who do you trust? Jesus says you cannot serve both God and money. The call is not simply to budget better or save more—but to move from unbelief to belief in Jesus in every area, including finances. In this message, you’ll hear: • Why Jesus talks about money more than almost any other topic • How your view of money reflects your trust in God • How the pursuit of “more” can suffocate the calling God has placed on your life • Why surrendering this one area might be the breakthrough your faith needs • How generosity, saving, and wise spending are spiritual practices of discipleship—not just financial strategies Through stories, Scripture, and honest reflection, this sermon reminds us that Jesus doesn’t save us just from something—He saves us for something. He created us as His workmanship, with good works prepared in advance for us to walk in (Ephesians 2:10). But when our hearts are entangled with wealth, we miss out on the greater vision God has for our lives. Three Practical Next Steps: 1. Give away a percentage off the top – Not out of obligation, but to realign your heart with God’s priorities. 2. Say “no” now to say “yes” later – Build savings and margin in your life so you can live wisely and generously. 3. Enjoy what God provides with gratitude – Celebrate His provision while remembering these gifts are tools, not gods. This is not about guilt or shame. It’s about grace and freedom. Jesus invites you to trust Him in the area that may feel hardest to surrender—and promises that when you seek first the Kingdom, all these things will be added to you. Reflection Questions: • Have you ever considered that money might be more than just a resource—it might be a rival god? • What dreams or purposes might Jesus have for your life that are being crowded out by the pursuit of comfort or financial security? • Is there a step you need to take today to reorient your heart? For Anyone Struggling: If you’ve been through financial hardship or feel overwhelmed by money decisions, know you are not alone. Jesus cares deeply about your needs. He also offers a better path—one that leads to peace, purpose, and eternal significance. Whether you’re just starting to follow Jesus or have been walking with Him for decades, this message is a call to deeper trust and greater surrender. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro to Matthew 6 01:03 - Treasures in Heaven 03:07 - You Cannot Serve Both God and Money 06:21 - Why Jesus Cares About Your Wallet 10:46 - Do Not Be Anxious About Your Life 14:23 - God’s Attention Equals Love 17:12 - Seeking First the Kingdom 21:00 - Two Essential Questions: Who’s Your Master? Who Do You Trust? 25:45 - Discipleship and Financial Surrender 32:10 - Practical Steps for Freedom and Faith Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Su… Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Jesus, What Do I Do With My Money? | Matthew 6:19–34 | Benjer McVeigh In this message, Pastor Benjer continues our sermon series “Jesus, What Do I Do With…” by diving into one of the most commonly misunderstood and often uncomfortable topics: money. Preaching from Matthew 6:19–34, Pastor Benjer explores Jesus’ words about treasure, worry, and trust, calling us not simply to financial responsibility—but to full surrender of our hearts. Key Scripture: “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” — Matthew 6:21 Jesus speaks directly and powerfully about the role money plays in our lives—not because He’s after our wallets, but because He’s after our hearts. We all live under a vision for our lives—whether it’s one the world has sold us or one that Jesus is inviting us into. The truth is, few things threaten to derail Jesus’ purpose for your life more than the pursuit of wealth, possessions, and comfort. This sermon helps you reflect on the questions: • Who is your master? • Who do you trust? Jesus says you cannot serve both God and money. The call is not simply to budget better or save more—but to move from unbelief to belief in Jesus in every area, including finances. In this message, you’ll hear: • Why Jesus talks about money more than almost any other topic • How your view of money reflects your trust in God • How the pursuit of “more” can suffocate the calling God has placed on your life • Why surrendering this one area might be the breakthrough your faith needs • How generosity, saving, and wise spending are spiritual practices of discipleship—not just financial strategies Through stories, Scripture, and honest reflection, this sermon reminds us that Jesus doesn’t save us just from something—He saves us for something. He created us as His workmanship, with good works prepared in advance for us to walk in (Ephesians 2:10). But when our hearts are entangled with wealth, we miss out on the greater vision God has for our lives. Three Practical Next Steps: 1. Give away a percentage off the top – Not out of obligation, but to realign your heart with God’s priorities. 2. Say “no” now to say “yes” later – Build savings and margin in your life so you can live wisely and generously. 3. Enjoy what God provides with gratitude – Celebrate His provision while remembering these gifts are tools, not gods. This is not about guilt or shame. It’s about grace and freedom. Jesus invites you to trust Him in the area that may feel hardest to surrender—and promises that when you seek first the Kingdom, all these things will be added to you. Reflection Questions: • Have you ever considered that money might be more than just a resource—it might be a rival god? • What dreams or purposes might Jesus have for your life that are being crowded out by the pursuit of comfort or financial security? • Is there a step you need to take today to reorient your heart? For Anyone Struggling: If you’ve been through financial hardship or feel overwhelmed by money decisions, know you are not alone. Jesus cares deeply about your needs. He also offers a better path—one that leads to peace, purpose, and eternal significance. Whether you’re just starting to follow Jesus or have been walking with Him for decades, this message is a call to deeper trust and greater surrender. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro to Matthew 6 01:03 - Treasures in Heaven 03:07 - You Cannot Serve Both God and Money 06:21 - Why Jesus Cares About Your Wallet 10:46 - Do Not Be Anxious About Your Life 14:23 - God’s Attention Equals Love 17:12 - Seeking First the Kingdom 21:00 - Two Essential Questions: Who’s Your Master? Who Do You Trust? 25:45 - Discipleship and Financial Surrender 32:10 - Practical Steps for Freedom and Faith Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2087781867 Wed, 30 Apr 2025 15:21:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/what-do-i-do-with-marriage 00:38:57 Flourishing Grace Church no This is the first message in our series Jesus, What Do I Do With… preached by Josh Brown at Flourishing Grace Church. In this series, we are asking the hard questions of life and turning to Jesus for real answers. Today, we address the questions surrounding marriage and singleness. What is God’s purpose for these seasons of life? How do we live faithfully whether we are married or single? And what does it mean to be formed more fully into the image of Christ through both? Josh Brown teaches from Ephesians 5:22-27 and other key Scriptures to show that marriage is not just about compatibility or convenience — it is a covenant that reflects the relationship between Christ and His Church. He also reminds singles that their season is not a waiting room for marriage but a holy calling to undivided devotion to Christ. In this message, we explore:
• The biblical definition of submission in marriage
• The sacrificial love husbands are called to display
• How conflict in marriage can be an invitation to growth and not just a sign of failure
• The role of singleness as a season for full devotion to God
• How every season of life is an opportunity for spiritual formation The key point is clear: no matter what season you are in, God is calling you to surrender your life to His formation. Marriage does not complete you, and singleness does not define you. Christ alone satisfies the soul. Key passages include:
• Ephesians 5:22-27
• 1 Peter 3:1-2
• Romans 1:25
• Romans 5:8
• 1 Corinthians 7:32-35
• James 1:2-4 Wherever you are today — married, single, waiting, struggling — the call is the same: surrender your life to the transforming work of Christ. He is faithful to meet you, shape you, and lead you into fullness of life with Him. For more messages from this series, follow Flourishing Grace Church and explore what it means to trust Jesus with every area of life: marriage, money, grief, suffering, and doubt. Flourishing Grace Church | 2025 This is the first message in our series Jesus, Wh… This is the first message in our series Jesus, What Do I Do With… preached by Josh Brown at Flourishing Grace Church. In this series, we are asking the hard questions of life and turning to Jesus for real answers. Today, we address the questions surrounding marriage and singleness. What is God’s purpose for these seasons of life? How do we live faithfully whether we are married or single? And what does it mean to be formed more fully into the image of Christ through both? Josh Brown teaches from Ephesians 5:22-27 and other key Scriptures to show that marriage is not just about compatibility or convenience — it is a covenant that reflects the relationship between Christ and His Church. He also reminds singles that their season is not a waiting room for marriage but a holy calling to undivided devotion to Christ. In this message, we explore:
• The biblical definition of submission in marriage
• The sacrificial love husbands are called to display
• How conflict in marriage can be an invitation to growth and not just a sign of failure
• The role of singleness as a season for full devotion to God
• How every season of life is an opportunity for spiritual formation The key point is clear: no matter what season you are in, God is calling you to surrender your life to His formation. Marriage does not complete you, and singleness does not define you. Christ alone satisfies the soul. Key passages include:
• Ephesians 5:22-27
• 1 Peter 3:1-2
• Romans 1:25
• Romans 5:8
• 1 Corinthians 7:32-35
• James 1:2-4 Wherever you are today — married, single, waiting, struggling — the call is the same: surrender your life to the transforming work of Christ. He is faithful to meet you, shape you, and lead you into fullness of life with Him. For more messages from this series, follow Flourishing Grace Church and explore what it means to trust Jesus with every area of life: marriage, money, grief, suffering, and doubt. Flourishing Grace Church | 2025 Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2083182870 Tue, 22 Apr 2025 15:52:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/he-is-risen-easter-2025 00:34:22 Flourishing Grace Church no He Is Risen: The Easter Invitation Luke 24:36–49 | Easter Sunday Message | Flourishing Grace Church Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh This Easter message from Flourishing Grace Church invites you to explore one of the most powerful post-resurrection moments in Scripture: Jesus appearing to His disciples in Luke 24:36–49. In the wake of grief, fear, and doubt, Jesus steps into the room—not just as a symbol or a memory, but in bodily resurrection power—and speaks peace over them. In this sermon, Pastor Benjer walks us through three personal and transformational invitations Jesus makes—then and now: An Invitation to Examine The disciples were startled, frightened, and filled with doubt. But Jesus doesn’t shame them or push them away. Instead, He invites them to see and touch His wounds. To eat with Him. To experience His real, risen presence. If you've ever struggled with questions or disbelief, this is where Jesus meets you: not with a lecture, but with an invitation to come closer and see for yourself. An Invitation to Bring Your Questions to the Word Jesus opens their minds to the Scriptures—showing them how the Law, Prophets, and Psalms all point to His suffering, death, and resurrection. Questions aren’t disqualifying. In fact, asking good questions is part of faithful discipleship. If you’ve ever been told not to question, or that faith requires blind belief, Jesus models a better way: one rooted in God’s Word and God's patience. An Invitation to Witness Jesus commissions these same doubting, fearful followers to share the good news with the world. Not because they’re perfect, but because they’ve experienced His grace. To witness simply means to tell others what you’ve seen and experienced—and Jesus sends His Spirit to empower us to do just that. This message is for you if: You’ve ever felt like faith was for people who “have it all together.” You have questions, doubts, or past experiences that are hard to reconcile with faith. You believe in Jesus, but you’ve kept that belief private or quiet. You’re wondering whether God could use someone like you. Pastor Benjer reminds us: the resurrection is a historical event with eternal significance. And if Jesus really rose from the dead, then everything changes—including what’s possible in your life. About the Text: Luke 24:36–49 tells the story of Jesus appearing to His disciples after His resurrection. Though they are filled with fear and disbelief, Jesus responds with peace, patience, and purpose. This moment is more than reassurance—it's a commissioning. A declaration that this message must go to all nations, and it begins with those who were once unsure. Quotable Moments from the Message: “If the resurrection didn’t happen, we are of all people most to be pitied.” “Jesus doesn’t say, ‘Get your act together first.’ He says, ‘Come and see.’” “The Bible knows nothing of a follower of Jesus who isn’t telling others about Jesus.” “Jesus doesn’t shut down our doubts—He invites us to explore them through His Word.” Next Steps: If today’s message stirred something in you—whether it’s a question, a renewed curiosity, or a desire to follow Jesus—we’d love to connect. Reach out at flourishinggrace.org, or send us a message on Instagram or Facebook. And if you missed our Easter Renewal Offering, there’s still time to contribute. 100% of donations go directly to supporting ministry outside the walls of our church. Give at flourishinggrace.org/give and select “Easter Renewal Offering.” Stay Connected with Flourishing Grace Church: Website: flourishinggrace.org Instagram: @flourishinggrace Facebook: Flourishing Grace Church Email: hello@flourishinggrace.org Thank you for listening. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we believe God is inviting you into something deeper today. He Is Risen: The Easter Invitation Luke 24:36–49 … He Is Risen: The Easter Invitation Luke 24:36–49 | Easter Sunday Message | Flourishing Grace Church Speaker: Pastor Benjer McVeigh This Easter message from Flourishing Grace Church invites you to explore one of the most powerful post-resurrection moments in Scripture: Jesus appearing to His disciples in Luke 24:36–49. In the wake of grief, fear, and doubt, Jesus steps into the room—not just as a symbol or a memory, but in bodily resurrection power—and speaks peace over them. In this sermon, Pastor Benjer walks us through three personal and transformational invitations Jesus makes—then and now: An Invitation to Examine The disciples were startled, frightened, and filled with doubt. But Jesus doesn’t shame them or push them away. Instead, He invites them to see and touch His wounds. To eat with Him. To experience His real, risen presence. If you've ever struggled with questions or disbelief, this is where Jesus meets you: not with a lecture, but with an invitation to come closer and see for yourself. An Invitation to Bring Your Questions to the Word Jesus opens their minds to the Scriptures—showing them how the Law, Prophets, and Psalms all point to His suffering, death, and resurrection. Questions aren’t disqualifying. In fact, asking good questions is part of faithful discipleship. If you’ve ever been told not to question, or that faith requires blind belief, Jesus models a better way: one rooted in God’s Word and God's patience. An Invitation to Witness Jesus commissions these same doubting, fearful followers to share the good news with the world. Not because they’re perfect, but because they’ve experienced His grace. To witness simply means to tell others what you’ve seen and experienced—and Jesus sends His Spirit to empower us to do just that. This message is for you if: You’ve ever felt like faith was for people who “have it all together.” You have questions, doubts, or past experiences that are hard to reconcile with faith. You believe in Jesus, but you’ve kept that belief private or quiet. You’re wondering whether God could use someone like you. Pastor Benjer reminds us: the resurrection is a historical event with eternal significance. And if Jesus really rose from the dead, then everything changes—including what’s possible in your life. About the Text: Luke 24:36–49 tells the story of Jesus appearing to His disciples after His resurrection. Though they are filled with fear and disbelief, Jesus responds with peace, patience, and purpose. This moment is more than reassurance—it's a commissioning. A declaration that this message must go to all nations, and it begins with those who were once unsure. Quotable Moments from the Message: “If the resurrection didn’t happen, we are of all people most to be pitied.” “Jesus doesn’t say, ‘Get your act together first.’ He says, ‘Come and see.’” “The Bible knows nothing of a follower of Jesus who isn’t telling others about Jesus.” “Jesus doesn’t shut down our doubts—He invites us to explore them through His Word.” Next Steps: If today’s message stirred something in you—whether it’s a question, a renewed curiosity, or a desire to follow Jesus—we’d love to connect. Reach out at flourishinggrace.org, or send us a message on Instagram or Facebook. And if you missed our Easter Renewal Offering, there’s still time to contribute. 100% of donations go directly to supporting ministry outside the walls of our church. Give at flourishinggrace.org/give and select “Easter Renewal Offering.” Stay Connected with Flourishing Grace Church: Website: flourishinggrace.org Instagram: @flourishinggrace Facebook: Flourishing Grace Church Email: hello@flourishinggrace.org Thank you for listening. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, we believe God is inviting you into something deeper today. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2078606180 Mon, 14 Apr 2025 20:02:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/why-its-worth-it-to-follow-jesus 00:38:34 Flourishing Grace Church no “Whether or Not You Think You’re Worth It, Jesus Does” – A Palm Sunday Sermon on Luke 8 In this compelling Palm Sunday message, guest preacher Chasen Robbins unpacks the Parable of the Sower from Luke 8:4–15, offering deep insight into why people either continue or stop following Jesus. Drawing from Scripture, life experience, and even a nostalgic reference to The Sandlot, Chasen calls listeners to reflect on their spiritual soil—are we truly rooted in Jesus, or are we being choked out by the worries and distractions of the world? The message begins with a reflection on Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and the painful irony that the same crowds praising Him would, just five days later, demand His crucifixion. This contrast sets the stage for the parable: a seed scattered freely across all types of soil—hard, rocky, thorny, and good. While the seed (God’s Word) never changes, the soil (our hearts) determines the outcome. Chasen walks through each soil: • The Path – A heart hardened by the world and unable to receive the Word. • The Rocks – Shallow faith with no depth; easily withers in trials. • The Thorns – Faith choked by life’s worries, riches, and pursuit of perfection. • The Good Soil – A receptive heart that hears the Word, holds onto it, and produces fruit with endurance. This sermon is a powerful reminder that spiritual growth is not about striving harder but receiving more of God’s grace. It’s not about being a perfect soil from the start, but being willing to let God transform us. Key Themes: • The generosity of God’s grace and how it is scattered to all. • The difference between emotional hype and deep, committed faith. • The dangers of spiritual distractions and burnout. • The importance of spiritual rest and community. • The truth that Jesus sees your worth—even when you don’t. Takeaway Quote: “Following Jesus doesn’t remind us of how worthless we are. Following Jesus reminds us of how worthwhile we are.” Whether you are questioning your faith, weary from the weight of performance, or looking to go deeper in your walk with God, this message invites you to receive the love of Jesus in a fresh way. Who This Sermon is For: • Those feeling distant from God or unworthy of His love. • Christians longing for a deeper, more authentic faith. • Anyone wrestling with spiritual burnout or performance-based identity. • Those seeking rest, renewal, and hope. Chasen teaching style is deeply relatable and rooted in Scripture. With a pastor’s heart and a clear love for the local church, he challenges and encourages all listeners to ask: What kind of soil am I today? And no matter the answer, he reminds us that transformation is always possible through the grace of Christ. Scripture Reference: Luke 8:4–15 About the Speaker: Chasen Robbins is a guest preacher at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah. Known for his engaging, honest teaching, Chasen often preaches to young adults and students, helping them navigate faith in a complex and often confusing world. His messages are filled with truth, humor, and hope. About the Church: Flourishing Grace Church is a gospel-centered community in Bountiful, Utah, committed to helping people find and follow Jesus. Through biblical teaching, heartfelt worship, and authentic community, we desire to see lives transformed by the love of Christ. “Whether or Not You Think You’re Worth It, Jesus … “Whether or Not You Think You’re Worth It, Jesus Does” – A Palm Sunday Sermon on Luke 8 In this compelling Palm Sunday message, guest preacher Chasen Robbins unpacks the Parable of the Sower from Luke 8:4–15, offering deep insight into why people either continue or stop following Jesus. Drawing from Scripture, life experience, and even a nostalgic reference to The Sandlot, Chasen calls listeners to reflect on their spiritual soil—are we truly rooted in Jesus, or are we being choked out by the worries and distractions of the world? The message begins with a reflection on Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and the painful irony that the same crowds praising Him would, just five days later, demand His crucifixion. This contrast sets the stage for the parable: a seed scattered freely across all types of soil—hard, rocky, thorny, and good. While the seed (God’s Word) never changes, the soil (our hearts) determines the outcome. Chasen walks through each soil: • The Path – A heart hardened by the world and unable to receive the Word. • The Rocks – Shallow faith with no depth; easily withers in trials. • The Thorns – Faith choked by life’s worries, riches, and pursuit of perfection. • The Good Soil – A receptive heart that hears the Word, holds onto it, and produces fruit with endurance. This sermon is a powerful reminder that spiritual growth is not about striving harder but receiving more of God’s grace. It’s not about being a perfect soil from the start, but being willing to let God transform us. Key Themes: • The generosity of God’s grace and how it is scattered to all. • The difference between emotional hype and deep, committed faith. • The dangers of spiritual distractions and burnout. • The importance of spiritual rest and community. • The truth that Jesus sees your worth—even when you don’t. Takeaway Quote: “Following Jesus doesn’t remind us of how worthless we are. Following Jesus reminds us of how worthwhile we are.” Whether you are questioning your faith, weary from the weight of performance, or looking to go deeper in your walk with God, this message invites you to receive the love of Jesus in a fresh way. Who This Sermon is For: • Those feeling distant from God or unworthy of His love. • Christians longing for a deeper, more authentic faith. • Anyone wrestling with spiritual burnout or performance-based identity. • Those seeking rest, renewal, and hope. Chasen teaching style is deeply relatable and rooted in Scripture. With a pastor’s heart and a clear love for the local church, he challenges and encourages all listeners to ask: What kind of soil am I today? And no matter the answer, he reminds us that transformation is always possible through the grace of Christ. Scripture Reference: Luke 8:4–15 About the Speaker: Chasen Robbins is a guest preacher at Flourishing Grace Church in Bountiful, Utah. Known for his engaging, honest teaching, Chasen often preaches to young adults and students, helping them navigate faith in a complex and often confusing world. His messages are filled with truth, humor, and hope. About the Church: Flourishing Grace Church is a gospel-centered community in Bountiful, Utah, committed to helping people find and follow Jesus. Through biblical teaching, heartfelt worship, and authentic community, we desire to see lives transformed by the love of Christ. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2072972728 Mon, 07 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-forgiven-life 00:44:50 Flourishing Grace Church no Luke 7:36–50 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this sermon, Pastor Benjer McVeigh opens up Luke 7:36–50 and leads us through a powerful encounter between Jesus, a Pharisee named Simon, and a woman known only as "a sinner." Through this deeply personal and public moment, we see two very different responses to Jesus—one of judgment and self-righteousness, and one of humility, gratitude, and extravagant worship. Pastor Benjer invites us to reflect on the essential question: How do we view our own sin and how do we view Jesus? This teaching challenges us to see ourselves truthfully and to bring our full selves—our failures, our past, our treasures—to Jesus, who welcomes us, forgives us, and is worthy of our everything. This passage speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt unworthy, judged, or unsure of where they stand with God. It’s also a message for those who may feel like they’ve earned God’s favor through good behavior or religious observance. In the end, both the Pharisee and the woman owed a debt they could not pay—but only one recognized the weight of her debt and responded to Jesus with wholehearted love. Throughout the sermon, Pastor Benjer weaves in personal stories of his own journey to faith, the significance of our church community, and the beauty of God’s grace. He also introduces our Easter Renewal Offering, a special opportunity to support partner ministries that extend care and the gospel to vulnerable families and new church plants. If you're new to Flourishing Grace Church or new to exploring faith, this message is a compelling invitation to encounter Jesus for who He truly is—not as a distant judge, but as a loving Savior who forgives and transforms. Scripture Passage: Luke 7:36–50 (Page 811 in the black Bibles available at Flourishing Grace Church.) Key Themes from Today’s Message: The contrast between Simon the Pharisee and the woman known as a sinner. How we view our own sin will impact how we view Jesus. Jesus invites us to bring our full selves—not the cleaned-up version—to Him. Worship flows from forgiveness. What we treasure most reveals what we believe is most worthy. Jesus is not repelled by sin; He is moved by repentant hearts. Our response to Jesus should be marked by love, gratitude, and surrender. Luke 7:36–50 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us f… Luke 7:36–50 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit In this sermon, Pastor Benjer McVeigh opens up Luke 7:36–50 and leads us through a powerful encounter between Jesus, a Pharisee named Simon, and a woman known only as "a sinner." Through this deeply personal and public moment, we see two very different responses to Jesus—one of judgment and self-righteousness, and one of humility, gratitude, and extravagant worship. Pastor Benjer invites us to reflect on the essential question: How do we view our own sin and how do we view Jesus? This teaching challenges us to see ourselves truthfully and to bring our full selves—our failures, our past, our treasures—to Jesus, who welcomes us, forgives us, and is worthy of our everything. This passage speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt unworthy, judged, or unsure of where they stand with God. It’s also a message for those who may feel like they’ve earned God’s favor through good behavior or religious observance. In the end, both the Pharisee and the woman owed a debt they could not pay—but only one recognized the weight of her debt and responded to Jesus with wholehearted love. Throughout the sermon, Pastor Benjer weaves in personal stories of his own journey to faith, the significance of our church community, and the beauty of God’s grace. He also introduces our Easter Renewal Offering, a special opportunity to support partner ministries that extend care and the gospel to vulnerable families and new church plants. If you're new to Flourishing Grace Church or new to exploring faith, this message is a compelling invitation to encounter Jesus for who He truly is—not as a distant judge, but as a loving Savior who forgives and transforms. Scripture Passage: Luke 7:36–50 (Page 811 in the black Bibles available at Flourishing Grace Church.) Key Themes from Today’s Message: The contrast between Simon the Pharisee and the woman known as a sinner. How we view our own sin will impact how we view Jesus. Jesus invites us to bring our full selves—not the cleaned-up version—to Him. Worship flows from forgiveness. What we treasure most reveals what we believe is most worthy. Jesus is not repelled by sin; He is moved by repentant hearts. Our response to Jesus should be marked by love, gratitude, and surrender. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2067630436 Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/letting-go-of-expectations 00:38:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Luke 7:18-23 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Are we holding false expectations of God? In this powerful sermon from Luke 7, Chason Robbins challenges us to let go of our expectations so that God can raise our expectancy. Drawing from John the Baptist’s question to Jesus—“Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?”—Chason unpacks how our preconceived notions about faith, suffering, and success can actually hinder our trust in God. This message explores how following Jesus doesn’t always mean life will be easy or that we will receive worldly success. Instead, Jesus invites us to trust in his unexpected ways, showing that his kingdom operates differently than we often assume. Through healing, restoration, and gospel transformation, we see that God calls us to let go of control and trust in his perfect plan. Key themes in this sermon include: • The dangers of false expectations in faith • How suffering can shake and strengthen our faith • John the Baptist’s doubts about Jesus as the Messiah • Jesus’ response: healing, transformation, and a higher calling • Why following Jesus doesn’t guarantee an easy life • The contrast between worldly expectations and kingdom reality • Letting go of self-made ideas about who God is • Trusting in God’s unexpected ways Scripture focus: • Luke 7:18-23 – John the Baptist questions Jesus • Job 21:7 – Wrestling with the prosperity of the wicked • Isaiah 29:18 and 35:5-6 – Prophecies of healing and restoration • 1 Corinthians 1:27 – God’s upside-down wisdom • Galatians 5:22-23 – The fruit of the Spirit vs. worldly success Who is this sermon for? • Christians struggling with unanswered prayers • Those wondering why following Jesus doesn’t always bring worldly success • Anyone experiencing doubt or disappointment in faith • Church leaders, pastors, and small group members seeking deeper discussion • New believers learning to trust God beyond expectations Watch to the end for these takeaways: • How to shift from expectation to expectancy • Why faith isn’t about getting what we want, but trusting in what God is doing • How Jesus invites us to a greater understanding of his kingdom • How suffering reveals where our trust in God truly lies • Why Jesus calls us to be part of his unexpected and radical mission If this message encouraged you, be sure to subscribe for more biblical teaching from Flourishing Grace Church. New sermons are shared every week to help deepen your understanding of scripture and grow in faith. Stay connected and discover more faith-building messages that encourage trust in God’s plan and the power of the gospel. Let go of expectations so God can raise your expectancy. #BibleStudy #Sermon #Luke7 #ExpectationsVsReality #ChristianTeaching #JesusChrist #JohnTheBaptist #FaithJourney #TrustGod #Christianity #DoubtAndFaith #BiblicalTeaching #ChurchSermon #FollowingJesus #ChristianEncouragement #NewTestamentStudy #HealingAndFaith #GospelMessage Luke 7:18-23 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us f… Luke 7:18-23 Location: Bountiful, Utah Join Us for Worship: Sundays at 9:00 AM & 11:00 AM https://www.flourishinggrace.org/plan-your-visit Are we holding false expectations of God? In this powerful sermon from Luke 7, Chason Robbins challenges us to let go of our expectations so that God can raise our expectancy. Drawing from John the Baptist’s question to Jesus—“Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?”—Chason unpacks how our preconceived notions about faith, suffering, and success can actually hinder our trust in God. This message explores how following Jesus doesn’t always mean life will be easy or that we will receive worldly success. Instead, Jesus invites us to trust in his unexpected ways, showing that his kingdom operates differently than we often assume. Through healing, restoration, and gospel transformation, we see that God calls us to let go of control and trust in his perfect plan. Key themes in this sermon include: • The dangers of false expectations in faith • How suffering can shake and strengthen our faith • John the Baptist’s doubts about Jesus as the Messiah • Jesus’ response: healing, transformation, and a higher calling • Why following Jesus doesn’t guarantee an easy life • The contrast between worldly expectations and kingdom reality • Letting go of self-made ideas about who God is • Trusting in God’s unexpected ways Scripture focus: • Luke 7:18-23 – John the Baptist questions Jesus • Job 21:7 – Wrestling with the prosperity of the wicked • Isaiah 29:18 and 35:5-6 – Prophecies of healing and restoration • 1 Corinthians 1:27 – God’s upside-down wisdom • Galatians 5:22-23 – The fruit of the Spirit vs. worldly success Who is this sermon for? • Christians struggling with unanswered prayers • Those wondering why following Jesus doesn’t always bring worldly success • Anyone experiencing doubt or disappointment in faith • Church leaders, pastors, and small group members seeking deeper discussion • New believers learning to trust God beyond expectations Watch to the end for these takeaways: • How to shift from expectation to expectancy • Why faith isn’t about getting what we want, but trusting in what God is doing • How Jesus invites us to a greater understanding of his kingdom • How suffering reveals where our trust in God truly lies • Why Jesus calls us to be part of his unexpected and radical mission If this message encouraged you, be sure to subscribe for more biblical teaching from Flourishing Grace Church. New sermons are shared every week to help deepen your understanding of scripture and grow in faith. Stay connected and discover more faith-building messages that encourage trust in God’s plan and the power of the gospel. Let go of expectations so God can raise your expectancy. #BibleStudy #Sermon #Luke7 #ExpectationsVsReality #ChristianTeaching #JesusChrist #JohnTheBaptist #FaithJourney #TrustGod #Christianity #DoubtAndFaith #BiblicalTeaching #ChurchSermon #FollowingJesus #ChristianEncouragement #NewTestamentStudy #HealingAndFaith #GospelMessage Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2062196328 Mon, 24 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/danger-of-transactional-faith 00:42:40 Flourishing Grace Church no Are you living in a transactional relationship with Jesus—believing that if you do enough, serve enough, or prove your devotion, then God will respond with blessings? Many people unknowingly approach faith this way, feeling pressure to perform in order to earn God's favor. But is this what true faith looks like? In this message, Brett Turner explores Luke 7:1-10, the story of the Roman centurion whose faith amazed Jesus. This centurion, despite his power, wealth, and influence, recognized something profound—he was not worthy, and he could not control the outcome. Instead of demanding Jesus’ help based on his status, he simply trusted in Jesus’ authority. His faith was not based on religious performance or personal merit, but on the belief that Jesus only had to say the word for healing to come. Key Themes: Faith vs. Performance: How transactional thinking leads to burnout and anxiety Freedom from the Pressure to Prove Yourself: Trusting in Christ’s authority instead of striving for control The Power of Humility: How recognizing our limitations allows us to experience God's grace Jesus Marvels at Faith, Not Familiarity: The danger of becoming too comfortable with Jesus and missing His power A Call to Surrender: Moving from a works-based faith to fully trusting in God's promises Cultural Pressures and the Trap of Transactional Living Today’s culture reinforces the belief that everything must be earned—success, recognition, approval, and even love. Children are placed in competitive environments from an early age, where their value is measured by their achievements. This mindset carries into adulthood, shaping how we approach relationships, careers, and even our faith. Many Christians live under the weight of spiritual performance, believing that if they just work harder, pray more, or behave better, then God will bless them. But Jesus never called us to a transactional faith—He calls us to trust in Him. The centurion’s story offers a radical contrast to this mindset. Despite being a man of authority, he understood that his power and status meant nothing before Jesus. Instead of striving to earn Jesus' favor, he simply believed in His word. Have You Become Too Familiar with Jesus? In Mark 6, Jesus visits His hometown of Nazareth, where the people dismiss Him because they think they already know everything about Him. Their familiarity leads to unbelief, and as a result, Jesus could do no mighty works there. This is a warning for us today. Have we stopped believing that Jesus can work in our lives? Have we grown complacent in our faith? The invitation is not to try harder but to trust deeper. The Invitation: Moving Under Christ’s Authority The centurion recognized his own limits and willingly placed himself under Jesus' authority. His faith was not about trying to control the outcome but about trusting the One who does. When we do the same, we experience freedom from striving, anxiety, and fear. Instead of approaching faith as a transaction, we are invited into a relationship of trust—where Jesus’ love is not based on our performance, but on His grace. How Will You Respond? Do you feel pressure to earn God’s approval? Have you settled for a faith that is based on habit rather than expectation? Are you ready to surrender control and trust in Jesus’ authority? If you are weary of striving, Jesus is calling you to come under His authority and let Him speak a word over your life. His grace is not something to be earned—it is a gift to be received. Listen, reflect, and step into the freedom of faith that trusts in Christ alone. #Faith #TrustingGod #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTeaching #Luke7 #Sermon #JesusAuthority #ChurchOnline #ChristianFaith #GospelMessage #WalkByFaith #SurrenderToGod #FollowingJesus Are you living in a transactional relationship wi… Are you living in a transactional relationship with Jesus—believing that if you do enough, serve enough, or prove your devotion, then God will respond with blessings? Many people unknowingly approach faith this way, feeling pressure to perform in order to earn God's favor. But is this what true faith looks like? In this message, Brett Turner explores Luke 7:1-10, the story of the Roman centurion whose faith amazed Jesus. This centurion, despite his power, wealth, and influence, recognized something profound—he was not worthy, and he could not control the outcome. Instead of demanding Jesus’ help based on his status, he simply trusted in Jesus’ authority. His faith was not based on religious performance or personal merit, but on the belief that Jesus only had to say the word for healing to come. Key Themes: Faith vs. Performance: How transactional thinking leads to burnout and anxiety Freedom from the Pressure to Prove Yourself: Trusting in Christ’s authority instead of striving for control The Power of Humility: How recognizing our limitations allows us to experience God's grace Jesus Marvels at Faith, Not Familiarity: The danger of becoming too comfortable with Jesus and missing His power A Call to Surrender: Moving from a works-based faith to fully trusting in God's promises Cultural Pressures and the Trap of Transactional Living Today’s culture reinforces the belief that everything must be earned—success, recognition, approval, and even love. Children are placed in competitive environments from an early age, where their value is measured by their achievements. This mindset carries into adulthood, shaping how we approach relationships, careers, and even our faith. Many Christians live under the weight of spiritual performance, believing that if they just work harder, pray more, or behave better, then God will bless them. But Jesus never called us to a transactional faith—He calls us to trust in Him. The centurion’s story offers a radical contrast to this mindset. Despite being a man of authority, he understood that his power and status meant nothing before Jesus. Instead of striving to earn Jesus' favor, he simply believed in His word. Have You Become Too Familiar with Jesus? In Mark 6, Jesus visits His hometown of Nazareth, where the people dismiss Him because they think they already know everything about Him. Their familiarity leads to unbelief, and as a result, Jesus could do no mighty works there. This is a warning for us today. Have we stopped believing that Jesus can work in our lives? Have we grown complacent in our faith? The invitation is not to try harder but to trust deeper. The Invitation: Moving Under Christ’s Authority The centurion recognized his own limits and willingly placed himself under Jesus' authority. His faith was not about trying to control the outcome but about trusting the One who does. When we do the same, we experience freedom from striving, anxiety, and fear. Instead of approaching faith as a transaction, we are invited into a relationship of trust—where Jesus’ love is not based on our performance, but on His grace. How Will You Respond? Do you feel pressure to earn God’s approval? Have you settled for a faith that is based on habit rather than expectation? Are you ready to surrender control and trust in Jesus’ authority? If you are weary of striving, Jesus is calling you to come under His authority and let Him speak a word over your life. His grace is not something to be earned—it is a gift to be received. Listen, reflect, and step into the freedom of faith that trusts in Christ alone. #Faith #TrustingGod #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTeaching #Luke7 #Sermon #JesusAuthority #ChurchOnline #ChristianFaith #GospelMessage #WalkByFaith #SurrenderToGod #FollowingJesus Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2059219028 Thu, 20 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/building-a-strong-foundation-on-jesus-benjer-mcveigh-march-16-2025 00:34:49 Flourishing Grace Church no Welcome to today’s message, where we dive deep into the teachings of Jesus in Luke 6:43-49. In this passage, Jesus uses two powerful illustrations—a tree and its fruit and a house with a foundation—to challenge us to examine our lives. Are we truly following Him, or just claiming to? Are we building our lives on the solid rock of Jesus, or are we trusting in things that will crumble when the storms of life hit? If you’re new here, we’re so glad you’re joining us. Be sure to subscribe for more biblical teaching, and share this message with someone who needs encouragement today. What You’ll Learn in This Message: 1️⃣ A Tree and Its Fruit – Our lives reflect the condition of our hearts. A good tree bears good fruit, and a bad tree bears bad fruit. What kind of fruit are you producing? 2️⃣ The Solid Foundation – Jesus teaches that a wise person builds their life on a strong foundation—obedience to His word. Are you building your life on Christ or on things that won’t last? 3️⃣ Trusting Jesus, Not Just Acknowledging Him – True faith is demonstrated in action. We don’t just listen to Jesus’ words; we live them. Key Takeaways: Jesus invites us into a life of transformation, not just religious observance. Obedience to Christ is the difference between a life that stands strong and one that falls apart when challenges come. The fruit of our lives reveals whether we are truly rooted in Christ or just going through the motions. Application Questions: What kind of “fruit” is evident in your life? Are you growing in love, patience, kindness, and faithfulness? What is the foundation of your life? Are you trusting in temporary things, or are you rooted in Christ? Is there an area where God is calling you to obedience, but you’ve been resisting? Jesus calls us not just to hear His words but to act on them. If you’re ready to take a step of faith, whether by surrendering your life to Jesus for the first time or by making a change in obedience, we encourage you to respond today. Welcome to today’s message, where we dive deep in… Welcome to today’s message, where we dive deep into the teachings of Jesus in Luke 6:43-49. In this passage, Jesus uses two powerful illustrations—a tree and its fruit and a house with a foundation—to challenge us to examine our lives. Are we truly following Him, or just claiming to? Are we building our lives on the solid rock of Jesus, or are we trusting in things that will crumble when the storms of life hit? If you’re new here, we’re so glad you’re joining us. Be sure to subscribe for more biblical teaching, and share this message with someone who needs encouragement today. What You’ll Learn in This Message: 1️⃣ A Tree and Its Fruit – Our lives reflect the condition of our hearts. A good tree bears good fruit, and a bad tree bears bad fruit. What kind of fruit are you producing? 2️⃣ The Solid Foundation – Jesus teaches that a wise person builds their life on a strong foundation—obedience to His word. Are you building your life on Christ or on things that won’t last? 3️⃣ Trusting Jesus, Not Just Acknowledging Him – True faith is demonstrated in action. We don’t just listen to Jesus’ words; we live them. Key Takeaways: Jesus invites us into a life of transformation, not just religious observance. Obedience to Christ is the difference between a life that stands strong and one that falls apart when challenges come. The fruit of our lives reveals whether we are truly rooted in Christ or just going through the motions. Application Questions: What kind of “fruit” is evident in your life? Are you growing in love, patience, kindness, and faithfulness? What is the foundation of your life? Are you trusting in temporary things, or are you rooted in Christ? Is there an area where God is calling you to obedience, but you’ve been resisting? Jesus calls us not just to hear His words but to act on them. If you’re ready to take a step of faith, whether by surrendering your life to Jesus for the first time or by making a change in obedience, we encourage you to respond today. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2051194484 Mon, 10 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/what-jesus-said-about-judging-dave-nelson-march-9-2025 00:44:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest Speaker Pastor Dave Nelson walks us through Jesus teaching in Luke 6:37-42 on judging and the famous parable of trying to take the speck out of your brothers eye when you have a plank in your own. Guest Speaker Pastor Dave Nelson walks us through… Guest Speaker Pastor Dave Nelson walks us through Jesus teaching in Luke 6:37-42 on judging and the famous parable of trying to take the speck out of your brothers eye when you have a plank in your own. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2051014944 Mon, 10 Mar 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/blessings-woes-dave-nelson-march-2-2025mp3 00:47:19 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest speaker Pastor Dave Nelson of K2 walks us through the Beatitude's found in Luke 6:17-34. What is a blessing? What is a woe? and how does this teaching of Jesus impacts how his followers live in relationship to God and our neighbor. Guest speaker Pastor Dave Nelson of K2 walks us t… Guest speaker Pastor Dave Nelson of K2 walks us through the Beatitude's found in Luke 6:17-34. What is a blessing? What is a woe? and how does this teaching of Jesus impacts how his followers live in relationship to God and our neighbor. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2041448036 Mon, 24 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/stop-the-works-and-rest-brent-petersen-february-23-2025 00:52:54 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Brent Petersen from Summit 419 Church in Coalville continues in our series through Luke. Today's teaching is from Luke 6:1-11 the interaction Jesus had with the Pharisees in relation to the Sabbath and the story of Jesus healing the man with a withered hand. A great reminder that to practice the Sabbath is to rest the finished work of Jesus. Pastor Brent Petersen from Summit 419 Church in C… Pastor Brent Petersen from Summit 419 Church in Coalville continues in our series through Luke. Today's teaching is from Luke 6:1-11 the interaction Jesus had with the Pharisees in relation to the Sabbath and the story of Jesus healing the man with a withered hand. A great reminder that to practice the Sabbath is to rest the finished work of Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2037917580 Wed, 19 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/follow-me-chasen-robbins-february-16-2025 00:37:40 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest Speaker Chasen Robbins walks us through Jesus calling Levi the Tax Collector in Luke 5:27-32. In today's teaching we look at what Jesus saw, His simple call of 'follow me' and how Levi responded. A reminder to us that following Jesus means leaving behind what holds us back and embracing His grace. Guest Speaker Chasen Robbins walks us through Jes… Guest Speaker Chasen Robbins walks us through Jesus calling Levi the Tax Collector in Luke 5:27-32. In today's teaching we look at what Jesus saw, His simple call of 'follow me' and how Levi responded. A reminder to us that following Jesus means leaving behind what holds us back and embracing His grace. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2030898444 Mon, 10 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-leaves-everything-for-everyone-dave-nelson-february-2-2025 00:49:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest Speaker Dave Nelson from K2 in Salt Lake City as we continue our series thru the book of Luke. Pastor Dave walks us thru Luke 4:42-5:11 and observes how Jesus leaves everything for everyone, and how he calls his followers to do the same. Guest Speaker Dave Nelson from K2 in Salt Lake Ci… Guest Speaker Dave Nelson from K2 in Salt Lake City as we continue our series thru the book of Luke. Pastor Dave walks us thru Luke 4:42-5:11 and observes how Jesus leaves everything for everyone, and how he calls his followers to do the same. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2030902404 Sun, 09 Feb 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/bobby-wood-february-9-2025 00:37:07 Flourishing Grace Church no What are the obstacles between you and Jesus? That is the question guest speaker Bobby Wood Pastor of Redemption Church in Ogden invites us to consider. As we make our way through Luke, Pastor Bobby walks us through the story of the friends of the paralyzed man cutting a hole in the roof to get to Jesus found in Luke 5:17-26. What are the obstacles between you and Jesus? T… What are the obstacles between you and Jesus? That is the question guest speaker Bobby Wood Pastor of Redemption Church in Ogden invites us to consider. As we make our way through Luke, Pastor Bobby walks us through the story of the friends of the paralyzed man cutting a hole in the roof to get to Jesus found in Luke 5:17-26. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2020320369 Tue, 28 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/dont-miss-the-savior-benjer-mcveigh-january-26-2024 00:38:56 Flourishing Grace Church no Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through the passage in Luke 4:14-30 and shows us how if we're not careful it's possible to love the message, and miss the Savior. Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through th… Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through the passage in Luke 4:14-30 and shows us how if we're not careful it's possible to love the message, and miss the Savior. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2014792515 Tue, 21 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/growing-closer-to-god-in-the-wilderness-chasen-robbins-january-19-2025 00:38:02 Flourishing Grace Church no Chasen Robbins from the University of Utah chapter of InterVarsity walks us through 40 days of Jesus in the wilderness Luke 4:1-13. Chasen recaps the arc of the wilderness throughout scripture and highlights how the wilderness is one of the primary ways followers of Jesus grow near to God. Chasen Robbins from the University of Utah chapte… Chasen Robbins from the University of Utah chapter of InterVarsity walks us through 40 days of Jesus in the wilderness Luke 4:1-13. Chasen recaps the arc of the wilderness throughout scripture and highlights how the wilderness is one of the primary ways followers of Jesus grow near to God. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2008301075 Mon, 13 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/rules-or-relationship-john-meyne-january-12-2025 00:34:07 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest speaker John Meyne walks us thru one of the warning signs we have lost our way and might be prioritizing rules over relationship. Today's passage is Luke 3:1-22 and in it John gives us helpful insights to examine our hearts and lives, and encouragement to fix our eyes on Christ. Guest speaker John Meyne walks us thru one of the… Guest speaker John Meyne walks us thru one of the warning signs we have lost our way and might be prioritizing rules over relationship. Today's passage is Luke 3:1-22 and in it John gives us helpful insights to examine our hearts and lives, and encouragement to fix our eyes on Christ. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2004322607 Wed, 08 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/waiting-well-for-gods-promises-benjer-mcveigh-january-5-2025 00:37:39 Flourishing Grace Church no Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through the story of Anna and Simeon as an example of how to wait well in hope for God to fulfill his promises. Todays text comes from Luke 2:22-38 Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through th… Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through the story of Anna and Simeon as an example of how to wait well in hope for God to fulfill his promises. Todays text comes from Luke 2:22-38 Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1992960943 Mon, 23 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-thrill-of-hope-advent-week-4-josh-knight-december-22-2024 00:45:32 Flourishing Grace Church no We finish up week four of Advent with Josh Knights final sermon as Pastor of Preaching and Vision. Pastor Josh reminds us to fix our eyes on Christ while walking us through Zechariah's prophesy found in Luke 1:59-80. We finish up week four of Advent with Josh Knight… We finish up week four of Advent with Josh Knights final sermon as Pastor of Preaching and Vision. Pastor Josh reminds us to fix our eyes on Christ while walking us through Zechariah's prophesy found in Luke 1:59-80. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1988111743 Tue, 17 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-thrill-of-hope-advent-week-3 00:42:21 Flourishing Grace Church no In week three of our Advent series "A Thrill of Hope" Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Mary's Magnificat in Luke 1:39-56, walking us through how God responds with mercy towards the humble and lovingly rejects the proud, and how Jesus shines a spotlight on God's heart for humility. In week three of our Advent series "A Thrill of H… In week three of our Advent series "A Thrill of Hope" Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Mary's Magnificat in Luke 1:39-56, walking us through how God responds with mercy towards the humble and lovingly rejects the proud, and how Jesus shines a spotlight on God's heart for humility. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1978052691 Mon, 09 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-thrill-of-hope-advent-week-two-benjer-mcveigh-december-8-2024 00:40:31 Flourishing Grace Church no This week Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks thru Mary's interaction with the Angel in Luke 1:26-38 fulfilling the ancient promise that the Savior, Son of God, and King would be born of a virgin. Pastor Benjer unpacks why picking and choosing one of these titles at the expense of the others could be harmful to our relationship with Jesus. This week Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks thr… This week Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks thru Mary's interaction with the Angel in Luke 1:26-38 fulfilling the ancient promise that the Savior, Son of God, and King would be born of a virgin. Pastor Benjer unpacks why picking and choosing one of these titles at the expense of the others could be harmful to our relationship with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1971964731 Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-thrill-of-hope-advent-week-1-benjer-mcveigh 00:41:14 Flourishing Grace Church no Have you ever felt like God has broken his promise? Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh kicks off week one of our advent series "A Thrill of Hope" by walking us through the orderly account of Luke 1:5-25 and showing how we are a people who want a solution, but what we really need is a Savior. Have you ever felt like God has broken his promis… Have you ever felt like God has broken his promise? Interim Pastor Benjer McVeigh kicks off week one of our advent series "A Thrill of Hope" by walking us through the orderly account of Luke 1:5-25 and showing how we are a people who want a solution, but what we really need is a Savior. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1971905779 Mon, 02 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/defiant-generosity-ravens-and-lillies-josh-knight-november-24-2024 00:39:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight wraps up the series on "Defiant Generosity" by walking through Luke 12:22-34 where Jesus invites us to look to the Ravens and the Lillies, instead of our looking towards the things that stir our anxiousness. Pastor Josh Knight wraps up the series on "Defian… Pastor Josh Knight wraps up the series on "Defiant Generosity" by walking through Luke 12:22-34 where Jesus invites us to look to the Ravens and the Lillies, instead of our looking towards the things that stir our anxiousness. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1967565507 Tue, 26 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/defiant-generosity-the-rich-fool-josh-knight-november-17-2024 00:38:42 Flourishing Grace Church no We continue week two of our "Defiant Generosity" by looking at the parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12:13-21. Pastor Josh walks us through the text helps us identify his problem, his solution, and the call of Jesus to be rich towards God. We continue week two of our "Defiant Generosity" … We continue week two of our "Defiant Generosity" by looking at the parable of the Rich Fool in Luke 12:13-21. Pastor Josh walks us through the text helps us identify his problem, his solution, and the call of Jesus to be rich towards God. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1967541515 Tue, 26 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/defiant-generosity-the-shrewd-manager-josh-knight-november-10-2024 00:45:00 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh walks us through the parable of the shrewd manager from Luke 16:1-13 unpacking the spirit of "mammon" what is it, and how do we can live defiantly generous into the greater riches that are only found in Christ. Pastor Josh walks us through the parable of the s… Pastor Josh walks us through the parable of the shrewd manager from Luke 16:1-13 unpacking the spirit of "mammon" what is it, and how do we can live defiantly generous into the greater riches that are only found in Christ. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1962143847 Tue, 26 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-precedes-harvest-josh-knight-november-3-2024 00:37:47 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh wraps up the series on Prayer with Matthew 9:35-38 and unpacks how the first thing Jesus calls us to do is to pray earnestly to the Lord of the Harvest, and also to be the answer to prayers as well. Pastor Josh wraps up the series on Prayer with Ma… Pastor Josh wraps up the series on Prayer with Matthew 9:35-38 and unpacks how the first thing Jesus calls us to do is to pray earnestly to the Lord of the Harvest, and also to be the answer to prayers as well. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1962134111 Mon, 18 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-precedes-healing-josh-knight-october-27-2024 00:41:15 Flourishing Grace Church no Week three in our prayer series Pastor Josh walks us through God's response to Solomons prayer in 2 Chronicles chapter 7:11-18. We see that prayer is meant to drive us into deeper relationship and dependence with the Almighty God. Week three in our prayer series Pastor Josh walks… Week three in our prayer series Pastor Josh walks us through God's response to Solomons prayer in 2 Chronicles chapter 7:11-18. We see that prayer is meant to drive us into deeper relationship and dependence with the Almighty God. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1939487960 Tue, 22 Oct 2024 14:40:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-precedes-awakening-josh-knight-october-20-2024 00:50:34 Flourishing Grace Church no In week two of the Prayer series Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Ezekiel 37:1-14 and how God invites Ezekiel and us into a greater vision of what only he is able to do. In week two of the Prayer series Pastor Josh Knig… In week two of the Prayer series Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Ezekiel 37:1-14 and how God invites Ezekiel and us into a greater vision of what only he is able to do. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1939486508 Tue, 22 Oct 2024 14:37:03 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/consecration-precedes-prayer-josh-knight-october-13-2024 00:46:17 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh begins the four week prayer series in Matthew 21:12-13 with Jesus cleansing the temple, declaring the temple a house of prayer. What does it mean for us today to be a house of prayer? Pastor Josh begins the four week prayer series in… Pastor Josh begins the four week prayer series in Matthew 21:12-13 with Jesus cleansing the temple, declaring the temple a house of prayer. What does it mean for us today to be a house of prayer? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1930609310 Mon, 07 Oct 2024 18:50:26 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/spiritual-gifts-part-4-josh-knight-october-6-2024 00:43:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series in 1 Corinthians by walking us through Paul's teaching to the Church of Corinth regarding the gift of tongues. The teaching passage is from 1 Corinthians 14:6-33 Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series in 1 Cori… Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series in 1 Corinthians by walking us through Paul's teaching to the Church of Corinth regarding the gift of tongues. The teaching passage is from 1 Corinthians 14:6-33 Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1930604663 Mon, 07 Oct 2024 18:41:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/spiritual-gifts-part-3-josh-knight-september-29-2024 00:43:30 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight explores what is prophesy and who is it for, from Pauls letter to the church in Corinth. The teaching passage is 1 Corinthians 14:1-5. Pastor Josh Knight explores what is prophesy and … Pastor Josh Knight explores what is prophesy and who is it for, from Pauls letter to the church in Corinth. The teaching passage is 1 Corinthians 14:1-5. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1922012312 Mon, 23 Sep 2024 16:53:43 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/spiritual-gifts-part-2-josh-knight-september-22-2024 00:44:22 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and unpacks Paul's comparison of the human body, to the Spiritual Gifts. Warning us against the dangers of jealousy, pride, and preference as they relate to the spiritual gifts. Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 Corinthians… Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and unpacks Paul's comparison of the human body, to the Spiritual Gifts. Warning us against the dangers of jealousy, pride, and preference as they relate to the spiritual gifts. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1918377689 Tue, 17 Sep 2024 20:23:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/spiritual-gifts-part-1-josh-knight-september-15-2024-mp3 00:40:11 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Paul's teaching on the Spiritual Gifts (1 Corinthians 12:1-12) by exploring four questions: What are the gifts? Where do these gifts come from? Who has access to them? and Who are they for? Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Paul's teachi… Pastor Josh Knight walks us through Paul's teaching on the Spiritual Gifts (1 Corinthians 12:1-12) by exploring four questions: What are the gifts? Where do these gifts come from? Who has access to them? and Who are they for? Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1904925806 Tue, 27 Aug 2024 14:30:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gender-and-marriage-josh-knight-august-25-2024-mp4 00:52:02 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight spends another week in 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 and walks us through Paul's teaching on the beauty of God's design for Gender and Marriage. Pastor Josh Knight spends another week in 1 Corin… Pastor Josh Knight spends another week in 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 and walks us through Paul's teaching on the beauty of God's design for Gender and Marriage. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1900186773 Mon, 19 Aug 2024 17:01:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gender-and-the-gathering-part-1-josh-knight-august-18-2024 01:03:48 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor and of Preaching and Vision Josh Knight takes one of the more complicated passages in the letter to the Corinthians and walks us through the beauty of God's design for Gender and The Gathering. Today's passage is 1 Corinthians 11:2-16. Pastor and of Preaching and Vision Josh Knight ta… Pastor and of Preaching and Vision Josh Knight takes one of the more complicated passages in the letter to the Corinthians and walks us through the beauty of God's design for Gender and The Gathering. Today's passage is 1 Corinthians 11:2-16. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1895783808 Mon, 12 Aug 2024 16:45:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/pursuing-the-presence-of-god-at-the-table-josh-knight-august-11-2024 00:48:22 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor of Preaching and vision Josh Knight walks us through the different tables throughout scripture and unpacks Paul's teaching on communion to the Corinthians found in 1 Corinthians 11:17-30. Pastor of Preaching and vision Josh Knight walks … Pastor of Preaching and vision Josh Knight walks us through the different tables throughout scripture and unpacks Paul's teaching on communion to the Corinthians found in 1 Corinthians 11:17-30. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1889558079 Mon, 05 Aug 2024 17:29:22 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/do-all-to-the-glory-of-god-benjer-mcveigh-august-4-2024 00:39:45 Flourishing Grace Church no Executive Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through Paul's warning to the Corinthians against idolatry found in 1 Corinthians 10:31 - 11:1. Executive Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through … Executive Pastor Benjer McVeigh walks us through Paul's warning to the Corinthians against idolatry found in 1 Corinthians 10:31 - 11:1. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1883904459 Mon, 29 Jul 2024 18:34:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/take-heed-josh-knight-july-28-2024 00:46:58 Flourishing Grace Church no This week Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 Corinthians Chapter 10 and unpacks Pauls teaching on how Christians can live into a restful and active faith in a world filled with temptations. This week Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 C… This week Pastor Josh Knight walks us through 1 Corinthians Chapter 10 and unpacks Pauls teaching on how Christians can live into a restful and active faith in a world filled with temptations. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1878204204 Mon, 22 Jul 2024 16:28:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/servants-athletes-josh-knight-july-21-2024 00:40:49 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on stewarding the Gospel as servants and athletes. The text is 1 Corinthians 9. This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on steward… This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on stewarding the Gospel as servants and athletes. The text is 1 Corinthians 9. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1872326901 Mon, 15 Jul 2024 17:00:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/love-no-matter-what-josh-knight-july-14th-2024 00:39:35 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on loving the weaker brother. The text is 1 Corinthians 8. This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on loving … This week, Pastor Josh Knight preaches on loving the weaker brother. The text is 1 Corinthians 8. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1866598203 Mon, 08 Jul 2024 19:25:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/as-you-were-called-jon-kang-july-7th-2024 00:38:04 Flourishing Grace Church no Jon Kang (Creative Minister) unpacks Paul's preference for singleness to the Corinthians. The text is 1 Corinthians 7:6-40. Jon Kang (Creative Minister) unpacks Paul's prefe… Jon Kang (Creative Minister) unpacks Paul's preference for singleness to the Corinthians. The text is 1 Corinthians 7:6-40. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1866571872 Mon, 08 Jul 2024 18:51:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/bought-with-a-price-josh-knight-june-30th-2024 00:48:45 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight preaches on the biblical sexual ethic and how our bodies are not our own but God's. The text is 1 Corinthians 6:13 - 7:5. Pastor Josh Knight preaches on the biblical sexua… Pastor Josh Knight preaches on the biblical sexual ethic and how our bodies are not our own but God's. The text is 1 Corinthians 6:13 - 7:5. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1851267150 Tue, 18 Jun 2024 19:30:19 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/brother-against-brother-josh-gardner-june-16th-2024 00:39:21 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) continues our series in 1 Corinthians by helping us understand the heart of Paul's admonishment to the church in Corinth in their lawsuits. The text is 1 Corinthians 6:1-8. Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) continues our… Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) continues our series in 1 Corinthians by helping us understand the heart of Paul's admonishment to the church in Corinth in their lawsuits. The text is 1 Corinthians 6:1-8. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1845167259 Tue, 11 Jun 2024 22:18:14 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/dealing-with-sin-josh-knight-june-9th-2024 00:48:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight continues in our 1 Corinthians series by unpacking how sin affects the church and what we ought to do about it. The text is 1 Corinthians 5. Pastor Josh Knight continues in our 1 Corinthians… Pastor Josh Knight continues in our 1 Corinthians series by unpacking how sin affects the church and what we ought to do about it. The text is 1 Corinthians 5. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1837763316 Tue, 04 Jun 2024 20:44:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-need-for-greater-spiritual-authority-josh-knight-june-2nd-2024 00:45:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh continues our 1 Corinthians series by unpacking Paul's admonishment to the church in Corinth. The text is 1 Corinthians 4. Pastor Josh continues our 1 Corinthians series by… Pastor Josh continues our 1 Corinthians series by unpacking Paul's admonishment to the church in Corinth. The text is 1 Corinthians 4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1832461368 Tue, 28 May 2024 22:21:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/all-things-are-yours-benjer-mcveigh-may-26th-2024 00:38:00 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Pastor Benjer McVeigh helps us continue to unpack Paul's rebuke of the divisions the Corinthian church is experiencing. The text is 1 Corinthians 3:5-23. In this week's sermon, Pastor Benjer McVeigh help… In this week's sermon, Pastor Benjer McVeigh helps us continue to unpack Paul's rebuke of the divisions the Corinthian church is experiencing. The text is 1 Corinthians 3:5-23. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1827313290 Tue, 21 May 2024 20:01:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/seeking-the-power-and-wisdom-of-god-josh-knight-may-19th-2024 00:39:16 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the difference between worldly wisdom and God's wisdom. The text is 1 Corinthians 2:1-3:4. This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the diff… This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the difference between worldly wisdom and God's wisdom. The text is 1 Corinthians 2:1-3:4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1821184545 Mon, 13 May 2024 20:26:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/mothers-day-2024-josh-knight-may-13th-2024 00:35:53 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight delivers a sermon on the beauty of small and unseen acts of faithfulness. The text is 2 Kings 4:1-7. Pastor Josh Knight delivers a sermon on the beaut… Pastor Josh Knight delivers a sermon on the beauty of small and unseen acts of faithfulness. The text is 2 Kings 4:1-7. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1818460125 Thu, 09 May 2024 22:33:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/our-boast-is-in-christ-alone-josh-knight-may-5th-2024 00:33:54 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the importance of boasting in Jesus alone and not our own efforts or achievements. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:17-31. Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the importance of b… Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the importance of boasting in Jesus alone and not our own efforts or achievements. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:17-31. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1811302980 Tue, 30 Apr 2024 17:47:33 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/when-christ-breaks-in-unity-begins-josh-knight-april-28th-2024 00:39:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our 1 Corinthians series, Pastor Josh addresses the division in the church in Corinth and unpacks the importance of unity within the church. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:10-17. Continuing our 1 Corinthians series, Pastor Josh … Continuing our 1 Corinthians series, Pastor Josh addresses the division in the church in Corinth and unpacks the importance of unity within the church. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:10-17. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1807227378 Wed, 24 Apr 2024 20:49:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gratitude-in-the-mess-josh-knight-april-21st-2024 00:34:20 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh teaches on the practice of gratitude; especially when it's hard. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:4-9. Pastor Josh teaches on the practice of gratitude;… Pastor Josh teaches on the practice of gratitude; especially when it's hard. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:4-9. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1801330659 Mon, 15 Apr 2024 21:08:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/041424a 00:39:36 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh begins a new sermon series in the book of 1 Corinthians. We learn about the context and the landscape surrounding this letter from Paul. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:1-3. Pastor Josh begins a new sermon series in the boo… Pastor Josh begins a new sermon series in the book of 1 Corinthians. We learn about the context and the landscape surrounding this letter from Paul. The text is 1 Corinthians 1:1-3. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1798556383 Thu, 11 Apr 2024 16:45:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-road-to-emmaus-benjer-mcveigh-april-7th-2024 00:39:13 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's teaching, Pastor Benjer speaks on an interesting interaction between two disciples and a resurrected Jesus after the events of the crucifixion. The text is Luke 24:13-35. In this week's teaching, Pastor Benjer speaks on … In this week's teaching, Pastor Benjer speaks on an interesting interaction between two disciples and a resurrected Jesus after the events of the crucifixion. The text is Luke 24:13-35. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1791164338 Tue, 02 Apr 2024 23:02:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-resurrection-josh-knight-easter-sunday-march-31st-2024 00:35:56 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, I Am, on Easter Sunday by looking to the story of Lazarus. The text is John 11. Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, I Am, on… Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, I Am, on Easter Sunday by looking to the story of Lazarus. The text is John 11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1785994800 Wed, 27 Mar 2024 20:15:47 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-way-chasen-robbins-march-24th-2024 00:36:50 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Chasen Robbins (InterVarsity @ University of Utah) teaches on Jesus' way and how it leads us to the Father. The text is John 14:1-7. This week, Chasen Robbins (InterVarsity @ Univers… This week, Chasen Robbins (InterVarsity @ University of Utah) teaches on Jesus' way and how it leads us to the Father. The text is John 14:1-7. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1779315879 Tue, 19 Mar 2024 20:52:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-good-shepherd-joseph-tenney-march-17th-2024 00:40:52 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Joseph Tenney teaches on Jesus as the Good Shepherd and how his guidance and care for us leads us to life. The text is John 10:3-4, 14-15. In this week's sermon, Joseph Tenney teaches on J… In this week's sermon, Joseph Tenney teaches on Jesus as the Good Shepherd and how his guidance and care for us leads us to life. The text is John 10:3-4, 14-15. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1772886888 Tue, 12 Mar 2024 21:52:40 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-gate-tom-hudzina-march-10th-2024 00:40:29 Flourishing Grace Church no Tom Hudzina (Lead Pastor @ CHVRCH Newtown Square) continues our I Am series by unpacking Jesus' claim to be the gate. The text is John 10:1-10. Tom Hudzina (Lead Pastor @ CHVRCH Newtown Square)… Tom Hudzina (Lead Pastor @ CHVRCH Newtown Square) continues our I Am series by unpacking Jesus' claim to be the gate. The text is John 10:1-10. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1765199073 Mon, 04 Mar 2024 23:01:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-light-of-the-world-josh-gardner-march-3rd-2024 00:35:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our I Am series by looking at Jesus' claim to be the light of the world. The text is John 8:12. Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our… Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our I Am series by looking at Jesus' claim to be the light of the world. The text is John 8:12. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1758704046 Mon, 26 Feb 2024 21:54:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-bread-of-life-brett-sanner-february-25th-2023 00:34:57 Flourishing Grace Church no Brett Sanner (Executive Pastor at Community Church Rancho) teaches through John 6 and Jesus' claim to be the Bread of Life. The text is John 6:25-35. Brett Sanner (Executive Pastor at Community Churc… Brett Sanner (Executive Pastor at Community Church Rancho) teaches through John 6 and Jesus' claim to be the Bread of Life. The text is John 6:25-35. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1753182681 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 21:42:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-true-vine-jon-kang-february-18th-2024 00:39:36 Flourishing Grace Church no Starting our new series, I Am, Jon Kang teaches on Jesus' claim to be the 'true vine' and its importance. The text is John 15:1-6. Starting our new series, I Am, Jon Kang teaches o… Starting our new series, I Am, Jon Kang teaches on Jesus' claim to be the 'true vine' and its importance. The text is John 15:1-6. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1745199543 Mon, 12 Feb 2024 20:03:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-the-table-benjer-mcveigh-february-11th-2024 00:34:30 Flourishing Grace Church no Concluding our Pursuing Jesus series, Pastor Benjer McVeigh teaches on the pursuit of the table and how we can leverage our lives to be invitational people. The text is Luke 5:27-32 Concluding our Pursuing Jesus series, Pastor Benj… Concluding our Pursuing Jesus series, Pastor Benjer McVeigh teaches on the pursuit of the table and how we can leverage our lives to be invitational people. The text is Luke 5:27-32 Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1738800045 Mon, 05 Feb 2024 20:45:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-dependency-benjer-mcveigh-february-4th-2024 00:34:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Benjer McVeigh teaches on Flourishing Grace's pursuit of dependency on God. The text is Luke 18:1-8. Pastor Benjer McVeigh teaches on Flourishing Grac… Pastor Benjer McVeigh teaches on Flourishing Grace's pursuit of dependency on God. The text is Luke 18:1-8. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1731454941 Mon, 29 Jan 2024 23:00:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-the-kingdom-josh-gardner-january-28th-2024 00:40:25 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on Flourishing Grace's pursuit of the Kingdom of God and how to seek it first. The text is Matthew 6:25-34. Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on Fl… Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on Flourishing Grace's pursuit of the Kingdom of God and how to seek it first. The text is Matthew 6:25-34. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1724636667 Mon, 22 Jan 2024 20:20:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-sunday-gathering-jared-cowgur-january-21st-2024 00:36:58 Flourishing Grace Church no We paused our Pursuing Jesus series to hear from guest preacher, Jared Cowgur, on the importance of corporate fellowship and worship during the Sunday gathering. We paused our Pursuing Jesus series to hear from … We paused our Pursuing Jesus series to hear from guest preacher, Jared Cowgur, on the importance of corporate fellowship and worship during the Sunday gathering. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1719458112 Tue, 16 Jan 2024 22:54:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-formation-benjer-mcveigh-january-14th-2023 00:43:29 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our series, Pursuing Jesus, Pastor Benjer takes us through our church's pursuit of formation. The text is 2 Corinthians 3:12-18. Continuing our series, Pursuing Jesus, Pastor Ben… Continuing our series, Pursuing Jesus, Pastor Benjer takes us through our church's pursuit of formation. The text is 2 Corinthians 3:12-18. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1713792573 Wed, 10 Jan 2024 18:49:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-the-word-benjer-mcveigh-january-7th-2024 00:40:56 Flourishing Grace Church no In our first Sunday of the new year, Pastor Benjer kicks off our series, Pursuing Jesus, by pointing our attention to our church's pursuit of the word. The text is Psalm 119:103-105. In our first Sunday of the new year, Pastor Benje… In our first Sunday of the new year, Pastor Benjer kicks off our series, Pursuing Jesus, by pointing our attention to our church's pursuit of the word. The text is Psalm 119:103-105. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1693837380 Mon, 18 Dec 2023 22:48:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-work-of-reconciliation-josh-knight-december-17th-2023 00:38:59 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh points to the rebuilding work of reconciliation that the Christian is called to perform. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh points to the … In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh points to the rebuilding work of reconciliation that the Christian is called to perform. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1688723736 Tue, 12 Dec 2023 18:01:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gods-favor-in-jesus-benjer-mcveigh-december-10th-2023 00:36:22 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Benjer teaches on the year of the Lord's favor and what it means for people today. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. This week, Pastor Benjer teaches on the year of t… This week, Pastor Benjer teaches on the year of the Lord's favor and what it means for people today. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1681974219 Mon, 04 Dec 2023 20:18:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/back-then-right-now-one-day-jon-kang-december-3rd-2023 00:33:13 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) points us to how God binds up the brokenhearted in the past, present, and future. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Ministe… In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) points us to how God binds up the brokenhearted in the past, present, and future. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1676035314 Mon, 27 Nov 2023 23:07:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/josh-knight-november-26th-2023 00:37:39 Flourishing Grace Church no Kicking off our Advent series, More Than A Manger, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on Jesus' fulfillment of Isaiah 61. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. Kicking off our Advent series, More Than A Manger… Kicking off our Advent series, More Than A Manger, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on Jesus' fulfillment of Isaiah 61. The text is Isaiah 61:1-4. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1675978821 Mon, 27 Nov 2023 21:21:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-life-full-of-worship-josh-gardner-november-19th-2023 00:35:36 Flourishing Grace Church no Concluding our series, Generous Worship, Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on the importance of generous worship not just in our finances, but in every aspect of our lives. The text is Acts 2:42-47. Concluding our series, Generous Worship, Josh Gar… Concluding our series, Generous Worship, Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on the importance of generous worship not just in our finances, but in every aspect of our lives. The text is Acts 2:42-47. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1664113047 Mon, 13 Nov 2023 20:25:12 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/broken-jars-josh-knight-november-12th-2023 00:35:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight points us to the story of Mary and the alabaster flask as we look to her example of extravagant worship. The text is Mark 14:3-9. Pastor Josh Knight points us to the story of Mary… Pastor Josh Knight points us to the story of Mary and the alabaster flask as we look to her example of extravagant worship. The text is Mark 14:3-9. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1658195463 Mon, 06 Nov 2023 17:46:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/first-and-best-josh-knight-november-5th-2023 00:43:40 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches how true worship comes from our first and best. The text is Malachi 3:6-12. This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches how true wo… This week, Pastor Josh Knight teaches how true worship comes from our first and best. The text is Malachi 3:6-12. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1652901477 Mon, 30 Oct 2023 22:23:19 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/put-worship-in-the-box-josh-knight-october-29th-2023 00:36:59 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh begins a new series called Generous Worship and calls our church to radical generosity. The text is Mark 12:41:44. Pastor Josh begins a new series called Generous W… Pastor Josh begins a new series called Generous Worship and calls our church to radical generosity. The text is Mark 12:41:44. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1649276064 Wed, 25 Oct 2023 20:15:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/patience-in-waiting-benjer-mcveigh-october-22nd-2023 00:35:09 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Benjer wraps up our series, Eyes Up, with an encouragement to believers on practicing patience. The text is James 5:7-11. Pastor Benjer wraps up our series, Eyes Up, with … Pastor Benjer wraps up our series, Eyes Up, with an encouragement to believers on practicing patience. The text is James 5:7-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1648285383 Tue, 24 Oct 2023 15:20:52 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/living-ready-in-a-world-of-procrastination-josh-knight-october-15th-2023 00:40:41 Flourishing Grace Church no This week's sermon covers the enemy of procrastination and what Jesus teaches against it. The text is Matthew 25:1-13. This week's sermon covers the enemy of procrastin… This week's sermon covers the enemy of procrastination and what Jesus teaches against it. The text is Matthew 25:1-13. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1636891548 Tue, 10 Oct 2023 19:06:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/all-who-love-his-appearing-josh-knight-october-8th-2023 00:39:28 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh teaches on the affirmation we are able to receive from Jesus when he returns. The text is 2 Timothy 4:6-8. Continuing our series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh teach… Continuing our series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh teaches on the affirmation we are able to receive from Jesus when he returns. The text is 2 Timothy 4:6-8. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1630896495 Mon, 02 Oct 2023 19:40:31 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/grace-among-the-ruin-josh-knight-october-1st-2023 00:54:18 Flourishing Grace Church no In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the biblical idea of God's good and final judgement of all nations. The text is Matthew 25:31-46. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the… In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the biblical idea of God's good and final judgement of all nations. The text is Matthew 25:31-46. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1625306559 Mon, 25 Sep 2023 19:57:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hope-is-on-the-way-josh-knight-september-24th-2023 00:39:04 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) teaches on the hope of the return of Christ. The text is 1 Peter 1:13-16. Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) teac… Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) teaches on the hope of the return of Christ. The text is 1 Peter 1:13-16. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1625204244 Mon, 25 Sep 2023 17:13:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-end-of-the-story-josh-knight-september-17th-2023 00:36:00 Flourishing Grace Church no In our new sermon series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the return of Christ and its implications for us. The text is Matthew 24:36-51. In our new sermon series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh Kn… In our new sermon series, Eyes Up, Pastor Josh Knight teaches on the return of Christ and its implications for us. The text is Matthew 24:36-51. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1609118649 Tue, 05 Sep 2023 18:10:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/freedom-in-jesus-josh-gardner-september-3rd-2023 00:32:35 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on how Jesus frees us from sin to walk in the freedom he has bought for us. The text is Galatians 5:1-15. Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on ho… Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches on how Jesus frees us from sin to walk in the freedom he has bought for us. The text is Galatians 5:1-15. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1602904161 Mon, 28 Aug 2023 16:16:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-friendship-tom-hudzina-august-27th-2023 00:36:49 Flourishing Grace Church no In conclusion to our Kingdom Wisdom series, a good friend of Flourishing Grace, Tom Hudzina, teaches about biblical friendship and how to practice it today. The text is Proverbs 27:5-10. In conclusion to our Kingdom Wisdom series, a goo… In conclusion to our Kingdom Wisdom series, a good friend of Flourishing Grace, Tom Hudzina, teaches about biblical friendship and how to practice it today. The text is Proverbs 27:5-10. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1597942800 Mon, 21 Aug 2023 17:26:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-decisions-benjer-mcveigh-august-20th-2023 00:36:59 Flourishing Grace Church no Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) delivers a sermon on God's involvement and wisdom when it comes to our decisions. The text is Proverbs 16:1-9. Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) delivers a serm… Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) delivers a sermon on God's involvement and wisdom when it comes to our decisions. The text is Proverbs 16:1-9. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1594696617 Wed, 16 Aug 2023 18:53:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-sex-jon-kang-august-13th-2023 00:38:19 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) teaches on how sexual sin three-dimensionally affects our lives and how to seek renewal in the Gospel. The text is Proverbs 6:23-29. In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Ministe… In this week's sermon, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) teaches on how sexual sin three-dimensionally affects our lives and how to seek renewal in the Gospel. The text is Proverbs 6:23-29. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1586078219 Mon, 07 Aug 2023 17:09:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-riches-jason-stulp-august-6th-2023 00:19:59 Flourishing Grace Church no Jason Stulp (Lead Shepherd) teaches on the Kingdom ethic of money and how we ought to steward and give. The text is Proverbs 3:9-10. Jason Stulp (Lead Shepherd) teaches on the Kingdo… Jason Stulp (Lead Shepherd) teaches on the Kingdom ethic of money and how we ought to steward and give. The text is Proverbs 3:9-10. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1580151091 Tue, 01 Aug 2023 19:38:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-discipleship-josh-gardner-july-30th-2023 00:31:47 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches us the importance of reproof and instruction in regard to discipleship. The text is Proverbs 15:31-33. Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches us th… Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) teaches us the importance of reproof and instruction in regard to discipleship. The text is Proverbs 15:31-33. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1573523044 Mon, 24 Jul 2023 19:56:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/grow-up-grow-down-joseph-tenney-july-23rd-2023 00:35:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Guest preacher, Joseph Tenney, joins us to teach on the folly of the simple person. Guest preacher, Joseph Tenney, joins us to teach … Guest preacher, Joseph Tenney, joins us to teach on the folly of the simple person. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1562139634 Tue, 11 Jul 2023 20:32:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-discipline-jon-kang-july-9th-2023 00:37:56 Flourishing Grace Church no Jon Kang (Creative Minister) exhorts the church to commit to practicing discipline and growing in Christlikeness. The text is Proverbs 4:20-27. Jon Kang (Creative Minister) exhorts the church t… Jon Kang (Creative Minister) exhorts the church to commit to practicing discipline and growing in Christlikeness. The text is Proverbs 4:20-27. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1555348027 Mon, 03 Jul 2023 18:54:46 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-words-jared-cowgur-july-2nd-2023 00:32:47 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Jared Cowgur (Lead Pastor at BridgePointe Christian Church in Rhode Island) shares with us how the Proverbs inform our speech. The text is Proverbs 18:21. This week, Jared Cowgur (Lead Pastor at BridgePoi… This week, Jared Cowgur (Lead Pastor at BridgePointe Christian Church in Rhode Island) shares with us how the Proverbs inform our speech. The text is Proverbs 18:21. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1555342303 Mon, 03 Jul 2023 18:42:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/wisdom-in-work-jake-noyes-june-25th-2023 00:29:48 Flourishing Grace Church no One of our Lead Shepherds, Jake Noyes, teaches us what the kingdom work ethic looks like and how to practice it today. The text is Proverbs 6:6-11. One of our Lead Shepherds, Jake Noyes, teaches us… One of our Lead Shepherds, Jake Noyes, teaches us what the kingdom work ethic looks like and how to practice it today. The text is Proverbs 6:6-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1544711032 Mon, 19 Jun 2023 17:26:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/life-in-wisdom-josh-gardner-june-18th-2023 00:42:36 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) kicks off our series, Kingdom Wisdom, by showing us that true Biblical wisdom is worthy of our pursuit. The text is Proverbs 4:1-9. Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) kicks off our… Josh Gardner (Minister to Students) kicks off our series, Kingdom Wisdom, by showing us that true Biblical wisdom is worthy of our pursuit. The text is Proverbs 4:1-9. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1539953230 Wed, 14 Jun 2023 18:01:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-our-rest-benjer-mcveigh-june-11th-2023 00:40:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) teaches from Hebrews as we discuss how to enter into Sabbath rest through Jesus. The text is Hebrews 4:1-11. Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) teaches from He… Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) teaches from Hebrews as we discuss how to enter into Sabbath rest through Jesus. The text is Hebrews 4:1-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1531527982 Mon, 05 Jun 2023 16:55:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-and-the-sabbath-june-4th-2023-jon-kang 00:32:42 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) calls us to die to religion and live to relationship in Jesus. The text is Mark 2:23-28. This week, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) calls us … This week, Jon Kang (Creative Minister) calls us to die to religion and live to relationship in Jesus. The text is Mark 2:23-28. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1531519648 Mon, 05 Jun 2023 16:43:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/israel-and-the-sabbath-may-28th-2023-randy-noyes 00:27:05 Flourishing Grace Church no Randy Noyes, one of our Lead Shepherds, teaches us about Sabbath in the Old Testament and how we can learn from it today. The text is Deuteronomy 5:12-15. Randy Noyes, one of our Lead Shepherds, teaches u… Randy Noyes, one of our Lead Shepherds, teaches us about Sabbath in the Old Testament and how we can learn from it today. The text is Deuteronomy 5:12-15. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1520073136 Mon, 22 May 2023 21:59:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/god-and-the-sabbath-josh-knight-may-21st-2023 00:37:17 Flourishing Grace Church no Starting our Redeeming Rest series, Pastor Josh Knight asks us to consider what the Sabbath is and why it's still applicable for us today. The text is Genesis 2:1-3. Starting our Redeeming Rest series, Pastor Josh K… Starting our Redeeming Rest series, Pastor Josh Knight asks us to consider what the Sabbath is and why it's still applicable for us today. The text is Genesis 2:1-3. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1514869738 Mon, 15 May 2023 20:52:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/mothers-day-2023-josh-knight-may-14th-2023 00:40:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight encourages our women in this Mother's Day sermon. The text is Luke 1:5-25. Pastor Josh Knight encourages our women in this M… Pastor Josh Knight encourages our women in this Mother's Day sermon. The text is Luke 1:5-25. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1509471694 Mon, 08 May 2023 18:16:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/complete-people-in-an-empty-world-josh-knight-may-7th-2023 00:30:35 Flourishing Grace Church no Concluding our Pursuit of the Word series, Pastor Josh Knight calls us to be complete people rather than under- or over-equipped for this life. The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Concluding our Pursuit of the Word series, Pastor… Concluding our Pursuit of the Word series, Pastor Josh Knight calls us to be complete people rather than under- or over-equipped for this life. The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1504136410 Mon, 01 May 2023 21:19:26 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-worth-of-the-word-josh-knight-april-30th-2023 00:41:32 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our series on The Pursuit of the Word, Pastor Josh addresses what the Bible's role is in our lives. We are joined by our children as well for Family Worship Sunday! The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Continuing our series on The Pursuit of the Word,… Continuing our series on The Pursuit of the Word, Pastor Josh addresses what the Bible's role is in our lives. We are joined by our children as well for Family Worship Sunday! The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1500953980 Wed, 26 Apr 2023 21:22:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/god-breathed-josh-knight-april-23rd-2023 00:41:53 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh starts our newest pursuit, The Pursuit of the Word, by teaching the importance of our Bibles being inspired and 'God-breathed'. The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Pastor Josh starts our newest pursuit, The Pursui… Pastor Josh starts our newest pursuit, The Pursuit of the Word, by teaching the importance of our Bibles being inspired and 'God-breathed'. The text is 2 Timothy 3:16-17. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1500904195 Wed, 26 Apr 2023 19:48:33 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-beauty-of-the-kingdom-josh-knight-april-16th-2023 00:45:26 Flourishing Grace Church no In conclusion to our Pursuit of the Kingdom series, Pastor Josh Knight reminds us of the beauty that is found in the Kingdom of God. The passage is Matthew 6:25-34. In conclusion to our Pursuit of the Kingdom serie… In conclusion to our Pursuit of the Kingdom series, Pastor Josh Knight reminds us of the beauty that is found in the Kingdom of God. The passage is Matthew 6:25-34. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1490082121 Tue, 11 Apr 2023 17:03:09 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-became-king-josh-knight-april-9th-2023 00:36:41 Flourishing Grace Church no On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Knight helps our church remember King Jesus and how he was made king over all things when he rose from the grave. The text is Philippians 2:5-11. On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Knight helps o… On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Josh Knight helps our church remember King Jesus and how he was made king over all things when he rose from the grave. The text is Philippians 2:5-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1486854418 Thu, 06 Apr 2023 19:49:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-coming-king-josh-knight-april-2nd-2023 00:41:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Pursuit of the Kingdom, where we look to King Jesus and his rule over our lives as better than anything we can imagine. The text this week is Mark 11:1-11. Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Purs… Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Pursuit of the Kingdom, where we look to King Jesus and his rule over our lives as better than anything we can imagine. The text this week is Mark 11:1-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1479679036 Tue, 28 Mar 2023 17:55:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/youre-going-to-need-a-bigger-table-benjer-mcveigh-march-26th-2023 00:43:04 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Benjer McVeigh concludes our series, The Pursuit of the Table, by recalling Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan. The text is Luke 10:25-37. Pastor Benjer McVeigh concludes our series, The P… Pastor Benjer McVeigh concludes our series, The Pursuit of the Table, by recalling Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan. The text is Luke 10:25-37. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1474460776 Tue, 21 Mar 2023 22:01:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-lords-table-josh-knight-march-19th-2023 00:45:31 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our series The Pursuit of the Table, Pastor Josh Knight calls us to a deeper understanding of the Lord's Supper. The text is Matthew 26:17-30. Continuing our series The Pursuit of the Table, P… Continuing our series The Pursuit of the Table, Pastor Josh Knight calls us to a deeper understanding of the Lord's Supper. The text is Matthew 26:17-30. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1468192048 Mon, 13 Mar 2023 20:16:22 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/eating-and-drinking-josh-knight-march-12th-2023 00:56:31 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight gets started in our new series, The Pursuit of the Table. We look to the example of Jesus and how his ministry and community happened around the table. The text is Luke 19:1-10. Pastor Josh Knight gets started in our new series… Pastor Josh Knight gets started in our new series, The Pursuit of the Table. We look to the example of Jesus and how his ministry and community happened around the table. The text is Luke 19:1-10. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1463727772 Tue, 07 Mar 2023 23:31:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/keep-us-safe-from-ourselves-and-the-devil-josh-knight-march-5th-2023 00:39:40 Flourishing Grace Church no In conclusion to our series The Pursuit of Dependency, Pastor Josh Knight unpacks the last line of the Lord's Prayer. The text is Matthew 6:9-13. In conclusion to our series The Pursuit of Depend… In conclusion to our series The Pursuit of Dependency, Pastor Josh Knight unpacks the last line of the Lord's Prayer. The text is Matthew 6:9-13. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1457394913 Mon, 27 Feb 2023 21:25:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/forgive-us-our-debts-josh-knight-february-26th-2023 00:42:07 Flourishing Grace Church no In Jesus' call to forgive as we have been forgiven, Pastor Josh Knight explores the why and how in this week's sermon. The text is Matthew 6:12. In Jesus' call to forgive as we have been forgive… In Jesus' call to forgive as we have been forgiven, Pastor Josh Knight explores the why and how in this week's sermon. The text is Matthew 6:12. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1457391484 Mon, 27 Feb 2023 21:23:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/daily-bread-josh-gardner-february-19th-2023 00:42:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our series The Pursuit of Dependency. The text is Matthew 6:12. Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our… Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, continues our series The Pursuit of Dependency. The text is Matthew 6:12. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1457277031 Mon, 27 Feb 2023 20:04:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/your-kingdom-come-your-will-be-done-josh-knight-february-12th-2023 00:35:23 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon in The Pursuit of Dependency, Pastor Josh Knight unpacks Matthew 6:10 as Jesus teaches us to pray, "Your kingdom come, your will be done". In this week's sermon in The Pursuit of Dependenc… In this week's sermon in The Pursuit of Dependency, Pastor Josh Knight unpacks Matthew 6:10 as Jesus teaches us to pray, "Your kingdom come, your will be done". Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1441138012 Mon, 06 Feb 2023 18:26:58 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/our-father-josh-knight-february-5th-2023 00:51:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Pursuit of Dependency, by diving into the Lord's Prayer. The text is Matthew 6:9-13. Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Purs… Pastor Josh Knight kicks off our series, The Pursuit of Dependency, by diving into the Lord's Prayer. The text is Matthew 6:9-13. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1436094373 Mon, 30 Jan 2023 21:15:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/conformation-josh-knight-january-29th-2023 00:34:46 Flourishing Grace Church no Concluding our series on Formation, Pastor Josh Knight taught on how our our transformed lives ought to further conform to Jesus (and our kids and students joined us for this one!). The passage is 1 John 2:1-6. Concluding our series on Formation, Pastor Josh K… Concluding our series on Formation, Pastor Josh Knight taught on how our our transformed lives ought to further conform to Jesus (and our kids and students joined us for this one!). The passage is 1 John 2:1-6. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1430931037 Mon, 23 Jan 2023 23:19:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/transformation-josh-knight-january-22nd-2023 00:48:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing in our series on Formation, Pastor Josh Knight teaches us the importance of the supernatural act of transformation. The passage is Romans 12:1-2. Continuing in our series on Formation, Pastor Jos… Continuing in our series on Formation, Pastor Josh Knight teaches us the importance of the supernatural act of transformation. The passage is Romans 12:1-2. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1425651376 Mon, 16 Jan 2023 18:44:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/counter-formation-josh-knight-january-15th-2023 00:52:03 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight speaks on Counter-Formation: the practices we develop in contrast to the ways of the world. The passage is Ephesians 4:17-24. This week, Pastor Josh Knight speaks on Counter-F… This week, Pastor Josh Knight speaks on Counter-Formation: the practices we develop in contrast to the ways of the world. The passage is Ephesians 4:17-24. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1420815598 Tue, 10 Jan 2023 17:55:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-pursuit-of-formation-deformation-josh-knight-january-8th-2023 00:43:15 Flourishing Grace Church no In this new series, our team unpacks Flourishing Grace's pursuits. Pastor Josh Knight introduces our value of Formation and how the world seeks to deform us. The text is Matthew 5:13. In this new series, our team unpacks Flourishing … In this new series, our team unpacks Flourishing Grace's pursuits. Pastor Josh Knight introduces our value of Formation and how the world seeks to deform us. The text is Matthew 5:13. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1406068957 Mon, 19 Dec 2022 21:55:20 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/see-the-light-josh-knight-december-18th-2022 00:42:58 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight walks us through verse 13 of John 1 and how through Jesus, we are able to be adopted as sons and daughters of God. Pastor Josh Knight walks us through verse 13 of J… Pastor Josh Knight walks us through verse 13 of John 1 and how through Jesus, we are able to be adopted as sons and daughters of God. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1401319330 Mon, 12 Dec 2022 20:23:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/witness-to-the-light-josh-knight-december-11th-2022 00:46:43 Flourishing Grace Church no While painting his magnificent image of Christ before all things, the gospel writer John takes a moment to speak on John the Baptist. Josh Knight unpacks John 1:1-8 this week. While painting his magnificent image of Christ be… While painting his magnificent image of Christ before all things, the gospel writer John takes a moment to speak on John the Baptist. Josh Knight unpacks John 1:1-8 this week. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1397402245 Tue, 06 Dec 2022 17:29:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/light-and-life-josh-knight-december-4th-2022 00:34:43 Flourishing Grace Church no As we continue to dive into John chapter 1, Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) discusses the significance of the Christ as light. The passage is John 1:1-5. As we continue to dive into John chapter 1, Josh … As we continue to dive into John chapter 1, Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) discusses the significance of the Christ as light. The passage is John 1:1-5. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1392846526 Tue, 29 Nov 2022 18:36:38 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-beginning-was-the-word-benjer-mcveigh-november-27th-2022 00:34:33 Flourishing Grace Church no As we start our Advent series, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) kicks us off by focusing on Jesus in the beginning. The text is John 1:1-3. As we start our Advent series, Benjer McVeigh (Ex… As we start our Advent series, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) kicks us off by focusing on Jesus in the beginning. The text is John 1:1-3. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1387807651 Mon, 21 Nov 2022 21:37:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-joy-of-contentment-josh-gardner-november-20th-2022 00:38:07 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Gardner (Student Minister) shares the truth from one of the most often-misquoted verses in the Bible about true satisfaction and contentment. The passage is Philippians 4:10-20. Josh Gardner (Student Minister) shares the truth … Josh Gardner (Student Minister) shares the truth from one of the most often-misquoted verses in the Bible about true satisfaction and contentment. The passage is Philippians 4:10-20. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1383913777 Tue, 15 Nov 2022 22:11:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-joy-of-a-greater-vision-josh-knight-november-6th-2022 00:36:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight shares from Philippians the vision we ought to have as followers of Jesus. The text is Philippians 3:8 - 4:1. Pastor Josh Knight shares from Philippians the vi… Pastor Josh Knight shares from Philippians the vision we ought to have as followers of Jesus. The text is Philippians 3:8 - 4:1. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1383908953 Tue, 15 Nov 2022 22:01:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-joy-of-conflict-josh-knight-november-13th-2022 00:44:15 Flourishing Grace Church no In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh Knight speaks on the apostle Paul's plea to two women in Philippi for reconciliation. The text is Philippians 4:2-7. In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh Knight speaks … In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh Knight speaks on the apostle Paul's plea to two women in Philippi for reconciliation. The text is Philippians 4:2-7. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1373749894 Mon, 31 Oct 2022 18:25:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-joy-of-true-treasure-josh-knight-october-30th-2022 00:27:49 Flourishing Grace Church no During our Family Worship Sunday, Pastor of Preaching and Vision, Josh Knight shared with our families the worth and value of Jesus. The text is Philippians 3:3-11. During our Family Worship Sunday, Pastor of Preac… During our Family Worship Sunday, Pastor of Preaching and Vision, Josh Knight shared with our families the worth and value of Jesus. The text is Philippians 3:3-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1370036785 Tue, 25 Oct 2022 20:52:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-joy-of-honor-josh-knight-october-23rd-2022 00:42:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight teaches us all about honor in this week's sermon in our series, Indestructible Joy. The text is Philippians 2:19-30. Pastor Josh Knight teaches us all about honor in … Pastor Josh Knight teaches us all about honor in this week's sermon in our series, Indestructible Joy. The text is Philippians 2:19-30. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1364787376 Mon, 17 Oct 2022 17:42:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/practicing-joy-benjer-mcveigh-october-16th-2022 00:39:50 Flourishing Grace Church no Continuing our series in Philippians, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) asks us some practical questions to help us see God's joy in our lives. The text this week is Philippians 2:14-18. Continuing our series in Philippians, Benjer McVe… Continuing our series in Philippians, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) asks us some practical questions to help us see God's joy in our lives. The text this week is Philippians 2:14-18. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1360411876 Mon, 10 Oct 2022 17:32:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/work-out-what-god-has-worked-in-josh-gardner-october-9th-2022 00:45:19 Flourishing Grace Church no Our Student Minister, Josh Gardner, helps us to remember to work out our salvation instead of working for it. This week's text is Philippians 2:12-13. Our Student Minister, Josh Gardner, helps us to r… Our Student Minister, Josh Gardner, helps us to remember to work out our salvation instead of working for it. This week's text is Philippians 2:12-13. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1356660292 Tue, 04 Oct 2022 16:22:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/joy-in-the-humility-of-christ-josh-knight-october-2nd-2022 00:44:21 Flourishing Grace Church no If joy is found in humility, what better example to we have than the person of Jesus? Pastor of Preaching and Vision, Josh Knight, shares a message in our series, Indestructible Joy. The text this week is Philippians 2:1-11. If joy is found in humility, what better example … If joy is found in humility, what better example to we have than the person of Jesus? Pastor of Preaching and Vision, Josh Knight, shares a message in our series, Indestructible Joy. The text this week is Philippians 2:1-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1351357060 Mon, 26 Sep 2022 16:56:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/joy-in-a-life-built-on-christ-josh-knight-september-25th-2022 00:36:13 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Pastor Josh Knight shows us the apostle Paul's indestructible joy and how we can share that same joy; regardless of circumstance. The text for the week is Philippians 1:12-26. This week, Pastor Josh Knight shows us the apostl… This week, Pastor Josh Knight shows us the apostle Paul's indestructible joy and how we can share that same joy; regardless of circumstance. The text for the week is Philippians 1:12-26. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1346999314 Mon, 19 Sep 2022 21:20:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/indestructible-joy-in-others-josh-knight-september-18th-2022 00:36:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Josh Knight, Pastor of Preaching and Vision, calls us to pray regarding the good work that God has started in us! Our text this week comes from Philippians 1:3-11. Josh Knight, Pastor of Preaching and Vision, call… Josh Knight, Pastor of Preaching and Vision, calls us to pray regarding the good work that God has started in us! Our text this week comes from Philippians 1:3-11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1339005454 Tue, 06 Sep 2022 22:34:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gods-pursuit-of-jonah-and-us-jon-kang-september-4th-2022 00:30:19 Flourishing Grace Church no Jon Kang, our Creative Minister, walks us through Jonah's encounter with plants, worms, and winds: all appointed by the Lord. The text for the week is Jonah 3:10-4:11. Jon Kang, our Creative Minister, walks us through… Jon Kang, our Creative Minister, walks us through Jonah's encounter with plants, worms, and winds: all appointed by the Lord. The text for the week is Jonah 3:10-4:11. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1339005427 Tue, 06 Sep 2022 22:34:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-people-of-repentance-josh-gardner-august-28th-2022 00:34:32 Flourishing Grace Church no Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches us about the repentant Ninevites and how we should respond to God's grace. The text for the week is Jonah 3. Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches us ab… Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches us about the repentant Ninevites and how we should respond to God's grace. The text for the week is Jonah 3. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1330008178 Tue, 23 Aug 2022 22:03:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/salvation-belongs-to-the-lord-august-21st-2022-benjer-mcveigh 00:39:46 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Benjer McVeigh shares his insight on possibly the most memorable part of Jonah's story, the prayer from the belly of the fish. This week's passage is Jonah 1:17-2:10. Pastor Benjer McVeigh shares his insight on possi… Pastor Benjer McVeigh shares his insight on possibly the most memorable part of Jonah's story, the prayer from the belly of the fish. This week's passage is Jonah 1:17-2:10. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1324753567 Mon, 15 Aug 2022 21:32:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/god-awakens-josh-knight-august-14th-2022 00:40:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh continues our series, Jonah: a Story of God's Grace, by looking at how God awakens us spiritually in different circumstances. The text is Jonah 1:4-16. Pastor Josh continues our series, Jonah: a Story … Pastor Josh continues our series, Jonah: a Story of God's Grace, by looking at how God awakens us spiritually in different circumstances. The text is Jonah 1:4-16. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1320237949 Mon, 08 Aug 2022 19:28:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/intro-to-jonah-josh-knight-august-7th-2022 00:33:32 Flourishing Grace Church no Kicking off our new series, Jonah: a Story of God's Grace, Pastor Josh Knight sets the context of this well-known Bible story. The text is Jonah 1:1-3. Kicking off our new series, Jonah: a Story of God… Kicking off our new series, Jonah: a Story of God's Grace, Pastor Josh Knight sets the context of this well-known Bible story. The text is Jonah 1:1-3. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1316492374 Tue, 02 Aug 2022 15:15:20 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-flourishing-response-july-31st-2022-josh-knight 00:48:20 Flourishing Grace Church no In our conclusion to our series, Serpents + Doves, Pastor Josh Knight gets practical in how we as followers of Christ respond to the culture around us. The text for the week is Proverbs 15:29-33. In our conclusion to our series, Serpents + Doves… In our conclusion to our series, Serpents + Doves, Pastor Josh Knight gets practical in how we as followers of Christ respond to the culture around us. The text for the week is Proverbs 15:29-33. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1311485575 Mon, 25 Jul 2022 16:23:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/stepping-out-of-the-bubble-benjer-mcveigh-july-24th-2022 00:39:31 Flourishing Grace Church no This week, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) continues our series Serpents + Doves. In this sermon, he asks followers of Jesus to consider prayerfully engaging with culture rather than ignoring it. The reference text is Proverbs 24:30-34. This week, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) cont… This week, Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) continues our series Serpents + Doves. In this sermon, he asks followers of Jesus to consider prayerfully engaging with culture rather than ignoring it. The reference text is Proverbs 24:30-34. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1307480401 Mon, 18 Jul 2022 19:31:22 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-one-way-of-wisdom-and-innocence-josh-knight-july-17th-2022 00:46:06 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight challenges the church in this sermon to walk the way of Jesus and to deny the way of the world. The text is Proverbs 4:14-27. Pastor Josh Knight challenges the church in this … Pastor Josh Knight challenges the church in this sermon to walk the way of Jesus and to deny the way of the world. The text is Proverbs 4:14-27. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1307478073 Mon, 18 Jul 2022 19:28:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-wisdom-and-innocence-of-love-josh-knight-july-10th-2022 00:43:09 Flourishing Grace Church no In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight appeals to the church to be a loving presence in the world, going against the grain of culture. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight appeals to the… In this sermon, Pastor Josh Knight appeals to the church to be a loving presence in the world, going against the grain of culture. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1307476834 Mon, 18 Jul 2022 19:25:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-fearless-church-josh-knight-july-3rd-2022 00:38:22 Flourishing Grace Church no Beginning our new series, Serpents + Doves, Pastor Josh Knight addresses the church on its fear of culture and how to overcome it by the Gospel. Beginning our new series, Serpents + Doves, Pasto… Beginning our new series, Serpents + Doves, Pastor Josh Knight addresses the church on its fear of culture and how to overcome it by the Gospel. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1296114346 Tue, 28 Jun 2022 20:48:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/living-the-spirit-filled-life-june-26th-2022-josh-knight 00:48:21 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, The Spirit-Filled Life, by encouraging us to turn away from sin and living for Christ. This week's text is Colossians 3:1-17. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, The Spir… Pastor Josh Knight concludes our series, The Spirit-Filled Life, by encouraging us to turn away from sin and living for Christ. This week's text is Colossians 3:1-17. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1291135513 Mon, 20 Jun 2022 21:17:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-gifts-of-the-spirit-josh-gardner-june-19th-2022 00:35:44 Flourishing Grace Church no Our Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches us about spiritual gifts, their purpose, and how they operate according to the Bible. This week's text is 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Our Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches u… Our Minister to Students, Josh Gardner, teaches us about spiritual gifts, their purpose, and how they operate according to the Bible. This week's text is 1 Corinthians 12:1-11. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1291132939 Mon, 20 Jun 2022 21:12:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/how-god-grows-us-benjer-mcveigh-june-12th-2022 00:36:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) walks us through the changing and growing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. This week's text is Galatians 5:16-26. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Pastor Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) walks us… Pastor Benjer McVeigh (Executive Pastor) walks us through the changing and growing work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. This week's text is Galatians 5:16-26. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1282267600 Mon, 06 Jun 2022 21:49:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-spirit-filled-life-101-josh-knight-060522 00:45:32 Flourishing Grace Church no Pastor Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) kicks off our new series, The Spirit-Filled Life, by teaching on who the Holy Spirit is, what he does, and where he is. The text is Acts 2:1-13. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Pastor Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Visio… Pastor Josh Knight (Pastor of Preaching and Vision) kicks off our new series, The Spirit-Filled Life, by teaching on who the Holy Spirit is, what he does, and where he is. The text is Acts 2:1-13. - Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1278813232 Tue, 31 May 2022 22:51:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-of-confidence-52922 00:34:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Citizens of Confidence | 5.29.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Citizens of Confidence | 5.29.22 by Flourishing G… Citizens of Confidence | 5.29.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1274544739 Tue, 24 May 2022 20:46:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-who-abide-052222 00:41:17 Flourishing Grace Church no Citizens Who Abide | 05.22.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Citizens Who Abide | 05.22.22 by Flourishing Grac… Citizens Who Abide | 05.22.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1269470005 Mon, 16 May 2022 17:21:58 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-who-teach-51522 00:37:06 Flourishing Grace Church no Citizens Who Teach | 5.15.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Citizens Who Teach | 5.15.22 by Flourishing Grace… Citizens Who Teach | 5.15.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1265232097 Mon, 09 May 2022 20:06:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-who-make-5822 00:42:37 Flourishing Grace Church no Citizens Who Make | 5.8.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Citizens Who Make | 5.8.22 by Flourishing Grace C… Citizens Who Make | 5.8.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1261179445 Mon, 02 May 2022 20:33:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-who-love-their-neighbor-5122 00:45:52 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1261157806 Mon, 02 May 2022 19:50:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/citizens-who-love-god-42422 00:49:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Citizens Who Love God | 4.24.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Citizens Who Love God | 4.24.22 by Flourishing Gr… Citizens Who Love God | 4.24.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1253140549 Tue, 19 Apr 2022 17:30:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-risen-king-41722 00:39:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1248426178 Mon, 11 Apr 2022 18:43:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/jesus-became-king-41022 00:45:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1244265160 Mon, 04 Apr 2022 21:30:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-authority-of-the-king-4322 00:40:16 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1244240227 Mon, 04 Apr 2022 20:39:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/finding-what-youre-looking-for-32722 00:43:36 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1236967948 Tue, 22 Mar 2022 20:43:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/help-my-unbelief-32022 00:41:31 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1236828499 Tue, 22 Mar 2022 15:55:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/courage-from-the-king-31322 00:47:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1228179007 Mon, 07 Mar 2022 20:33:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-king-and-the-cross-3622 00:47:35 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1224088837 Mon, 28 Feb 2022 21:53:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/king-of-the-heart-22722 00:43:49 Flourishing Grace Church no King of the Heart | 2.27.22 by Flourishing Grace Church King of the Heart | 2.27.22 by Flourishing Grace … King of the Heart | 2.27.22 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1220673166 Tue, 22 Feb 2022 18:53:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/who-is-the-real-jesus-22022 00:43:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1215795124 Mon, 14 Feb 2022 19:32:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/desperate-for-jesus-21322 00:31:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1212225379 Tue, 08 Feb 2022 17:53:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/fear-faith-2622 00:43:20 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1207367641 Mon, 31 Jan 2022 22:09:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-repentance-j-curve-13022 00:44:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1202940808 Mon, 24 Jan 2022 22:31:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-love-j-curve-12322 00:46:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1198863217 Tue, 18 Jan 2022 18:03:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-suffering-j-curve-11622 00:47:48 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1193888278 Mon, 10 Jan 2022 18:33:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/an-introduction-to-a-fellowship-of-suffering-1922 00:54:05 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1190413330 Tue, 04 Jan 2022 22:02:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/risking-it-all-1222 00:33:38 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1181248711 Mon, 20 Dec 2021 17:16:52 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-king-of-justice-121921 00:42:44 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1177217506 Mon, 13 Dec 2021 19:28:43 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-singing-king-121221 00:45:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1173014590 Mon, 06 Dec 2021 20:24:12 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hope-for-the-dirty-12521 00:41:46 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1168892761 Mon, 29 Nov 2021 20:14:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/awaiting-judgment-with-joy-112821 00:44:19 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1164862645 Mon, 22 Nov 2021 22:02:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/how-am-i-hearing-112121 00:45:29 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1160587297 Mon, 15 Nov 2021 20:44:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-gift-from-god-111421 00:45:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1156404355 Mon, 08 Nov 2021 18:52:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gaining-by-giving-up-110721 00:40:12 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1152595672 Tue, 02 Nov 2021 16:28:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/get-in-the-room-with-jesus-103121 00:37:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1147752631 Mon, 25 Oct 2021 17:46:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/empowered-by-jesus-authority-102421 00:46:10 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1143931456 Mon, 18 Oct 2021 18:55:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-call-the-cost-and-the-commission-101721 00:38:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful,… Flourishing Grace Church is located in Bountiful, UT — Just North of Salt Lake City. Our desire is to lead people into flourishing relationships with Jesus. Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1139940124 Mon, 11 Oct 2021 16:37:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/who-is-jesus-101021 00:42:26 Flourishing Grace Church no Who is Jesus? | 10.10.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Who is Jesus? | 10.10.21 by Flourishing Grace Chu… Who is Jesus? | 10.10.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1136034427 Mon, 04 Oct 2021 20:36:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-good-news-in-our-sorrow-100321 00:44:47 Flourishing Grace Church no The Good News in Our Sorrow | 10.03.21 by Flourishing Grace Church The Good News in Our Sorrow | 10.03.21 by Flouris… The Good News in Our Sorrow | 10.03.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1132096177 Mon, 27 Sep 2021 21:49:33 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/greater-than-lions-092621 00:42:53 Flourishing Grace Church no Greater Than Lions | 09.26.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Greater Than Lions | 09.26.21 by Flourishing Grac… Greater Than Lions | 09.26.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1128194350 Mon, 20 Sep 2021 22:06:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-changes-everything-091921 00:47:50 Flourishing Grace Church no Prayer Changes Everything | 09.19.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Prayer Changes Everything | 09.19.21 by Flourishi… Prayer Changes Everything | 09.19.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1124122420 Mon, 13 Sep 2021 22:23:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/a-people-of-praise-and-a-people-of-joy-091221 00:43:58 Flourishing Grace Church no A People of Praise and A People of Joy | 09.12.21 by Flourishing Grace Church A People of Praise and A People of Joy | 09.12.21… A People of Praise and A People of Joy | 09.12.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1120490977 Tue, 07 Sep 2021 16:10:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-13-1-19-090521 00:48:30 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 13: 1-19 | 09.05.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 13: 1-19 | 09.05.21 by Flourishing Grace … Hebrews 13: 1-19 | 09.05.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1118543365 Sat, 04 Sep 2021 04:21:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-1218-21-082221 00:47:40 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 12:18-21 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 12:18-21 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace … Hebrews 12:18-21 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1115111188 Sun, 29 Aug 2021 17:42:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-12-082221 00:41:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 12 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 12 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 12 | 08.22.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1107723598 Tue, 17 Aug 2021 18:34:30 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-1124-27-081521 00:35:09 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 11:24 - 27 | 08.15.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 11:24 - 27 | 08.15.21 by Flourishing Grac… Hebrews 11:24 - 27 | 08.15.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1107035602 Mon, 16 Aug 2021 16:17:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-118-080821 00:43:32 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 11:8 | 08.08.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 11:8 | 08.08.21 by Flourishing Grace Chur… Hebrews 11:8 | 08.08.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1099413616 Tue, 03 Aug 2021 16:07:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-11-4-6-080121-josh-gardner 00:38:47 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 11: 4 - 6 | 08.01.21 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 11: 4 - 6 | 08.01.21 | Josh Gardner by Fl… Hebrews 11: 4 - 6 | 08.01.21 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1099005211 Tue, 03 Aug 2021 01:43:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-111-072421-austin-glenn 00:41:55 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 11:1 | 07.24.21 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 11:1 | 07.24.21 | Austin Glenn by Flouris… Hebrews 11:1 | 07.24.21 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1090389664 Mon, 19 Jul 2021 18:25:12 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-9-jesus-is-better-071821 00:53:29 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 9 | Jesus Is Better | 07.18.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 9 | Jesus Is Better | 07.18.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 9 | Jesus Is Better | 07.18.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1087423750 Wed, 14 Jul 2021 15:32:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-8-jesus-is-better-071121 00:38:24 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 8 | Jesus Is Better | 07.11.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 8 | Jesus Is Better | 07.11.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 8 | Jesus Is Better | 07.11.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1070912233 Thu, 17 Jun 2021 23:50:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-5-jesus-is-better-061321 00:35:12 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 5 | Jesus Is Better | 06.13.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 5 | Jesus Is Better | 06.13.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 5 | Jesus Is Better | 06.13.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1059865870 Tue, 01 Jun 2021 17:02:52 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-3-jesus-is-better-053021 00:39:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 3 | Jesus Is Better | 05.30.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 3 | Jesus Is Better | 05.30.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 3 | Jesus Is Better | 05.30.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1059819814 Tue, 01 Jun 2021 16:17:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-2-jesus-is-better-052321 00:41:24 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 2 | Jesus Is Better | 05.23.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 2 | Jesus Is Better | 05.23.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 2 | Jesus Is Better | 05.23.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1052420710 Thu, 20 May 2021 19:47:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/hebrews-1-jesus-is-better-052021 00:35:15 Flourishing Grace Church no Hebrews 1 | Jesus Is Better | 05.20.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Hebrews 1 | Jesus Is Better | 05.20.21 by Flouris… Hebrews 1 | Jesus Is Better | 05.20.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1047742396 Wed, 12 May 2021 20:18:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-5-path-of-flourishing-050921 00:42:46 Flourishing Grace Church no PART 5 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.09.21 by Flourishing Grace Church PART 5 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.09.21 by Flouri… PART 5 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.09.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1047742111 Wed, 12 May 2021 20:17:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-4-path-of-flourishing-050221 00:41:29 Flourishing Grace Church no PART 4 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.02.21 by Flourishing Grace Church PART 4 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.02.21 by Flouri… PART 4 | Path Of Flourishing | 05.02.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1037299522 Mon, 26 Apr 2021 22:16:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-3-path-of-flourishing-042521 00:41:16 Flourishing Grace Church no Part 3 | Path Of Flourishing | 04.25.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Part 3 | Path Of Flourishing | 04.25.21 by Flouri… Part 3 | Path Of Flourishing | 04.25.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1034145181 Wed, 21 Apr 2021 20:25:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-2-path-of-flourishing-041821 00:44:31 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for listening to this sermon in our Path o Flourishing series. For more information about Flourishing Grace Church please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Thank you for listening to this sermon in our Pat… Thank you for listening to this sermon in our Path o Flourishing series. For more information about Flourishing Grace Church please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1028974261 Tue, 13 Apr 2021 22:00:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-1-path-of-flourishing-041121 00:37:53 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for watching this Sermon in our Path of Flourishing series. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Thank you for watching this Sermon in our Path of… Thank you for watching this Sermon in our Path of Flourishing series. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1019772181 Wed, 31 Mar 2021 15:02:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/palm-sunday 00:43:11 Flourishing Grace Church no Palm Sunday by Flourishing Grace Church Palm Sunday by Flourishing Grace Church Palm Sunday by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1013688346 Mon, 22 Mar 2021 20:22:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/praying-for-one-032121 00:40:40 Flourishing Grace Church no Praying For One || 03.21.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Praying For One || 03.21.21 by Flourishing Grace … Praying For One || 03.21.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1010704222 Thu, 18 Mar 2021 20:20:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-8-nintey-a-deep-dive-into-psalm-90 00:46:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Part 8 | NINTEY: A Deep Dive into Psalm 90 by Flourishing Grace Church Part 8 | NINTEY: A Deep Dive into Psalm 90 by Flo… Part 8 | NINTEY: A Deep Dive into Psalm 90 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1003010959 Tue, 09 Mar 2021 18:29:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-7-ninety-a-deep-dive-into-psalm-90 00:38:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for listening to this sermon in our series, NINETY. For more information about Flourishing grace church please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Thank you for listening to this sermon in our ser… Thank you for listening to this sermon in our series, NINETY. For more information about Flourishing grace church please visit www.flourishinggrace.org Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/998529724 Thu, 04 Mar 2021 16:10:38 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-6-ninety-a-deep-dive-into-pslam-90 00:41:08 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for listening to this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Thank you for listening to this sermon from Flour… Thank you for listening to this sermon from Flourishing Grace Church. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/991533868 Tue, 23 Feb 2021 22:01:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-5-ninety-a-deep-dive-into-psalm-90 00:37:53 Flourishing Grace Church no For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect For more information please visit www.flourishing… For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/988186147 Thu, 18 Feb 2021 17:56:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-4-ninety-021421-josh-knight 00:43:37 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for watching part 4 of our series, Ninety, a deep dive into psalm 90. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Thank you for watching part 4 of our series, Nine… Thank you for watching part 4 of our series, Ninety, a deep dive into psalm 90. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/982397944 Tue, 09 Feb 2021 22:01:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-3-ninety-020721 00:50:45 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for listening to the third part of our sermon series, Ninety. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Thank you for listening to the third part of our … Thank you for listening to the third part of our sermon series, Ninety. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/977191891 Mon, 01 Feb 2021 22:09:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-2-ninety-013121 00:38:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Thank you for watching the second part of our sermon series Ninety. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Thank you for watching the second part of our ser… Thank you for watching the second part of our sermon series Ninety. For more information please visit www.flourishinggrace.org/connect Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/973425598 Tue, 26 Jan 2021 22:42:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-1-psalm-90-012421 00:41:28 Flourishing Grace Church no Part 1 | Ninety | 01.24.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Part 1 | Ninety | 01.24.21 by Flourishing Grace C… Part 1 | Ninety | 01.24.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/969512770 Wed, 20 Jan 2021 22:08:46 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/community-that-overcomes-beholding-jesus-011721-josh-knight 00:35:47 Flourishing Grace Church no Community that Overcomes | Beholding Jesus | 01.17.21 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Community that Overcomes | Beholding Jesus | 01.1… Community that Overcomes | Beholding Jesus | 01.17.21 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/965067154 Wed, 13 Jan 2021 21:53:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/beholding-jesus-part-2-011021 00:34:07 Flourishing Grace Church no Beholding Jesus | Part 2 | 01.10.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Beholding Jesus | Part 2 | 01.10.21 by Flourishin… Beholding Jesus | Part 2 | 01.10.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/960459553 Wed, 06 Jan 2021 16:50:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/part-1-by-beholding-jesus-010321 00:36:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Part 1 | By Beholding Jesus | 01.03.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Part 1 | By Beholding Jesus | 01.03.21 by Flouris… Part 1 | By Beholding Jesus | 01.03.21 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/951931708 Mon, 21 Dec 2020 22:02:03 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/avent-everlasting-god-122020 00:38:28 Flourishing Grace Church no Avent | Everlasting God | 12.20.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Avent | Everlasting God | 12.20.20 by Flourishing… Avent | Everlasting God | 12.20.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/947494585 Mon, 14 Dec 2020 20:10:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/advent-part-3-121320 00:36:42 Flourishing Grace Church no Advent | Part 3 | 12.13.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Advent | Part 3 | 12.13.20 by Flourishing Grace C… Advent | Part 3 | 12.13.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/943921147 Tue, 08 Dec 2020 22:00:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/advent-2020-part-2-120620-josh-knight 00:38:16 Flourishing Grace Church no Advent 2020 | Part 2 | 12.06.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Advent 2020 | Part 2 | 12.06.20 | Josh Knight by … Advent 2020 | Part 2 | 12.06.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/940058677 Wed, 02 Dec 2020 17:50:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/advent-part-1-112920-josh-knight 00:33:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Advent | Part 1 | 11.29.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Advent | Part 1 | 11.29.20 | Josh Knight by Flour… Advent | Part 1 | 11.29.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/939595768 Tue, 01 Dec 2020 21:58:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/sustaining-grace-part-3-112220-benjer-mcv 00:37:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Sustaining Grace | Part 3 | 11.22.20 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Sustaining Grace | Part 3 | 11.22.20 | Benjer McV… Sustaining Grace | Part 3 | 11.22.20 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/931829458 Thu, 19 Nov 2020 00:19:24 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/sustaining-grace-part-2-111520-josh-gardner 00:34:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Sustaining Grace | Part 2 | 11.15.20 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Sustaining Grace | Part 2 | 11.15.20 | Josh Gardn… Sustaining Grace | Part 2 | 11.15.20 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/927426925 Wed, 11 Nov 2020 18:02:22 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/110820a 00:37:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Sustaining Grace | Part 1 | 11.08.20 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Sustaining Grace | Part 1 | 11.08.20 | Austin Gle… Sustaining Grace | Part 1 | 11.08.20 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/922322326 Mon, 02 Nov 2020 23:16:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/politics-the-church-part-4-110120-josh-knight 00:46:38 Flourishing Grace Church no Politics + The Church | Part 4 | 11.01.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Politics + The Church | Part 4 | 11.01.20 | Josh … Politics + The Church | Part 4 | 11.01.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/919087921 Wed, 28 Oct 2020 16:43:33 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/politics-the-church-part-3-102520-josh-knight 00:41:35 Flourishing Grace Church no Politics + The Church | Part 3 | 10.25.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Politics + The Church | Part 3 | 10.25.20 | Josh … Politics + The Church | Part 3 | 10.25.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/914947483 Tue, 20 Oct 2020 18:54:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/101820a 00:47:41 Flourishing Grace Church no Politics + The Church | Part 2 | 10.18.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Politics + The Church | Part 2 | 10.18.20 | Josh … Politics + The Church | Part 2 | 10.18.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/910007203 Tue, 13 Oct 2020 19:34:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/politics-the-church-part-1-101120-josh-knight 00:41:39 Flourishing Grace Church no Politics + The Church | Part 1 | 10.11.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Politics + The Church | Part 1 | 10.11.20 | Josh … Politics + The Church | Part 1 | 10.11.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/905227864 Mon, 05 Oct 2020 20:48:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/contending-prayer-part-4-100420-josh-knight 00:34:48 Flourishing Grace Church no Contending Prayer | Part 4 | 10.04.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Contending Prayer | Part 4 | 10.04.20 | Josh Knig… Contending Prayer | Part 4 | 10.04.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/901270801 Mon, 28 Sep 2020 23:39:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-part-3-092720-josh-knight 00:31:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Contending Prayer | Part 3 | 09.27.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Contending Prayer | Part 3 | 09.27.20 | Josh Knig… Contending Prayer | Part 3 | 09.27.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/899015575 Thu, 24 Sep 2020 20:02:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/contending-prayer-part-2-092020 00:44:40 Flourishing Grace Church no Contending Prayer | Part 2 | 09.20.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Contending Prayer | Part 2 | 09.20.20 by Flourish… Contending Prayer | Part 2 | 09.20.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/893288734 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 21:46:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/09-13-20-contending-prayer 00:41:19 Flourishing Grace Church no Contending Prayer | Part 1 | 09.13.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Contending Prayer | Part 1 | 09.13.20 | Josh Kni… Contending Prayer | Part 1 | 09.13.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/886323634 Wed, 02 Sep 2020 16:07:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/083020-acts-27-josh-knight 00:37:05 Flourishing Grace Church no 08.30.20 | Acts 27 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 08.30.20 | Acts 27 | Josh Knight by Flourishing G… 08.30.20 | Acts 27 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/878115256 Tue, 18 Aug 2020 21:35:59 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/outdoor-gathering-4-081620 00:31:04 Flourishing Grace Church no 08.16.20 | ACTS 23 | JOSH KNIGHT by Flourishing Grace Church 08.16.20 | ACTS 23 | JOSH KNIGHT by Flourishing G… 08.16.20 | ACTS 23 | JOSH KNIGHT by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/857243629 Mon, 13 Jul 2020 16:49:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-6-071220 00:41:14 Flourishing Grace Church no In the Presence | Part 6 | 07.12.20 by Flourishing Grace Church In the Presence | Part 6 | 07.12.20 by Flourishin… In the Presence | Part 6 | 07.12.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/857242987 Mon, 13 Jul 2020 16:47:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-5-070520 00:40:23 Flourishing Grace Church no In the Presence | Part 5 | 07.05.20 by Flourishing Grace Church In the Presence | Part 5 | 07.05.20 by Flourishin… In the Presence | Part 5 | 07.05.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/857242408 Mon, 13 Jul 2020 16:46:46 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-4-062820 00:46:09 Flourishing Grace Church no In the Presence | Part 4 | 06.28.20 by Flourishing Grace Church In the Presence | Part 4 | 06.28.20 by Flourishin… In the Presence | Part 4 | 06.28.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/857241565 Mon, 13 Jul 2020 16:45:03 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-3-062120 00:45:46 Flourishing Grace Church no In the Presence | Part 3 | 06.21.20 by Flourishing Grace Church In the Presence | Part 3 | 06.21.20 by Flourishin… In the Presence | Part 3 | 06.21.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/857240365 Mon, 13 Jul 2020 16:43:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-2-061420 00:43:58 Flourishing Grace Church no In the Presence | Part 2 | 06.14.20 by Flourishing Grace Church In the Presence | Part 2 | 06.14.20 by Flourishin… In the Presence | Part 2 | 06.14.20 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/836611036 Mon, 08 Jun 2020 22:37:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/in-the-presence-part-1-060720-josh-knight 01:12:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Part one of our "In the Presence" series. For more information visit www.flourishinggrace.org Part one of our "In the Presence" series. For mor… Part one of our "In the Presence" series. For more information visit www.flourishinggrace.org Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/814143112 Tue, 05 May 2020 16:02:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/golden-rule-sermon-on-the-mount-050320-josh-knight 00:43:05 Flourishing Grace Church no Golden Rule | Sermon on the Mount | 05.03.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Golden Rule | Sermon on the Mount | 05.03.20 | Jo… Golden Rule | Sermon on the Mount | 05.03.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/773969932 Tue, 10 Mar 2020 22:19:34 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/revenge-sermon-on-the-mount-030820-josh-knight 00:43:44 Flourishing Grace Church no Revenge | Sermon on the Mount | 03.08.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Revenge | Sermon on the Mount | 03.08.20 | Josh K… Revenge | Sermon on the Mount | 03.08.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/769714075 Mon, 02 Mar 2020 20:38:58 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/fasting-sermon-on-the-mount-030120-josh-knight 00:33:05 Flourishing Grace Church no Fasting | Sermon on the Mount | 03.01.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Fasting | Sermon on the Mount | 03.01.20 | Josh K… Fasting | Sermon on the Mount | 03.01.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/765916207 Mon, 24 Feb 2020 19:12:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/022420a 00:41:21 Flourishing Grace Church no Yes & No | Sermon on the Mount | 02.24.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Yes & No | Sermon on the Mount | 02.24.20 | Josh … Yes & No | Sermon on the Mount | 02.24.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/762874819 Tue, 18 Feb 2020 21:20:20 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/divorce-sermon-on-the-mount-021720-josh-knight 00:49:46 Flourishing Grace Church no Divorce | Sermon on the Mount | 02.17.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Divorce | Sermon on the Mount | 02.17.20 | Josh K… Divorce | Sermon on the Mount | 02.17.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/754575007 Mon, 03 Feb 2020 21:36:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/anger-sermon-on-the-mount-020220-benjer-mcveigh 00:37:25 Flourishing Grace Church no Anger | Sermon on the Mount | 02.02.20 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Anger | Sermon on the Mount | 02.02.20 | Benjer M… Anger | Sermon on the Mount | 02.02.20 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/746627794 Mon, 20 Jan 2020 19:49:17 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/salt-and-light-sermon-on-the-mount-011920-josh-knight 00:37:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Salt & Light | Sermon on the Mount | 01.19.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Salt & Light | Sermon on the Mount | 01.19.20 | J… Salt & Light | Sermon on the Mount | 01.19.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/743948740 Wed, 15 Jan 2020 18:12:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/sermon-on-the-mount-the-beatitudes-011220-josh-knight 00:50:19 Flourishing Grace Church no The Beatitudes | Sermon on the mount | 01.12.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church The Beatitudes | Sermon on the mount | 01.12.20 … The Beatitudes | Sermon on the mount | 01.12.20 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/739835272 Tue, 07 Jan 2020 20:29:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayerpart2 00:31:11 Flourishing Grace Church no Prayer Part 2 | 01.05.20 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Prayer Part 2 | 01.05.20 | Josh Gardner by Flouri… Prayer Part 2 | 01.05.20 | Josh Gardner by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/739834666 Tue, 07 Jan 2020 20:28:31 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/prayer-part-1-122819-benjer-mcviegh 00:35:01 Flourishing Grace Church no Prayer Part 1 | 12.28.19 | Benjer McViegh by Flourishing Grace Church Prayer Part 1 | 12.28.19 | Benjer McViegh by Flou… Prayer Part 1 | 12.28.19 | Benjer McViegh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/733108258 Mon, 23 Dec 2019 21:30:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/come-commune-122219-josh-knight 00:30:04 Flourishing Grace Church no Come + Commune | 12.22.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Come + Commune | 12.22.19 | Josh Knight by Flouri… Come + Commune | 12.22.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/728817958 Mon, 16 Dec 2019 19:47:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/come-become-121519-josh-knight 00:37:43 Flourishing Grace Church no Come + Become | 12.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Come + Become | 12.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flouris… Come + Become | 12.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/725310100 Mon, 09 Dec 2019 18:43:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/come-follow-120819-josh-knight 00:34:33 Flourishing Grace Church no Come + Follow | 12.08.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Come + Follow | 12.08.19 | Josh Knight by Flouris… Come + Follow | 12.08.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/722273530 Tue, 03 Dec 2019 19:35:09 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/come-behold-120119-benjer-mcveigh 00:34:09 Flourishing Grace Church no Come + Behold | 12.01.19 | Benjer Mcveigh by Flourishing Grace Church Come + Behold | 12.01.19 | Benjer Mcveigh by Flou… Come + Behold | 12.01.19 | Benjer Mcveigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/714997087 Mon, 18 Nov 2019 18:45:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-community-ii-111719-josh-knight 00:47:32 Flourishing Grace Church no By Community II | 11.17.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Community II | 11.17.19 | Josh Knight by Flou… By Community II | 11.17.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/714992602 Mon, 18 Nov 2019 18:34:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-community-111019-benjer-mcveigh 00:34:37 Flourishing Grace Church no By Community | 11.10.19 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church By Community | 11.10.19 | Benjer McVeigh by Flour… By Community | 11.10.19 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/707428078 Sun, 03 Nov 2019 21:35:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-becoming-like-jesus-part-iii-110319-josh-knight 00:43:40 Flourishing Grace Church no By Becoming Like Jesus Part III | 11.03.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Becoming Like Jesus Part III | 11.03.19 | Josh… By Becoming Like Jesus Part III | 11.03.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/702712093 Mon, 28 Oct 2019 03:21:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-becoming-like-jesus-part-ii-102719-josh-knight 00:41:28 Flourishing Grace Church no By Becoming Like Jesus Part II | 10.27.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Becoming Like Jesus Part II | 10.27.19 | Josh … By Becoming Like Jesus Part II | 10.27.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/699669475 Mon, 21 Oct 2019 18:28:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-becoming-like-jesus-part-i-102019-josh-knight 00:36:58 Flourishing Grace Church no By Becoming Like Jesus Part I | 10.20.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Becoming Like Jesus Part I | 10.20.19 | Josh K… By Becoming Like Jesus Part I | 10.20.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/696268046 Tue, 15 Oct 2019 18:49:59 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-following-jesus-part-iii-101319-josh-knight 00:48:19 Flourishing Grace Church no By Following Jesus Part III | 10.13.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Following Jesus Part III | 10.13.19 | Josh Kni… By Following Jesus Part III | 10.13.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/692476699 Mon, 07 Oct 2019 23:11:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-following-jesus-part-ii-100319-josh-knight 00:40:38 Flourishing Grace Church no By Following Jesus Part II | 10.03.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Following Jesus Part II | 10.03.19 | Josh Knig… By Following Jesus Part II | 10.03.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/689652610 Tue, 01 Oct 2019 20:32:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-following-jesus-part-i-92919-josh-knight 00:41:06 Flourishing Grace Church no By Following Jesus Part I | 9.29.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Following Jesus Part I | 9.29.19 | Josh Knight… By Following Jesus Part I | 9.29.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/685653694 Mon, 23 Sep 2019 18:03:09 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-beholding-jesus-part-ii-92219-josh-knight 00:41:47 Flourishing Grace Church no By Beholding Jesus Part II | 9.22.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Beholding Jesus Part II | 9.22.19 | Josh Knigh… By Beholding Jesus Part II | 9.22.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/682192718 Tue, 17 Sep 2019 02:16:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/by-beholding-jesus-91519-josh-knight 00:39:42 Flourishing Grace Church no By Beholding Jesus | 9.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church By Beholding Jesus | 9.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flo… By Beholding Jesus | 9.15.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/682125758 Mon, 16 Sep 2019 22:56:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-path-of-flourishing-9819-josh-knight 00:39:48 Flourishing Grace Church no The Path Of Flourishing | 9.8.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church The Path Of Flourishing | 9.8.19 | Josh Knight by… The Path Of Flourishing | 9.8.19 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/679174317 Tue, 10 Sep 2019 17:24:38 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/john-13-90119-jake-noyes 00:27:00 Flourishing Grace Church no John 13 | 9.01.19 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church John 13 | 9.01.19 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Gra… John 13 | 9.01.19 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/666273230 Thu, 15 Aug 2019 17:24:27 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/mark7 00:41:55 Flourishing Grace Church no Mark 7:1-30 | 8.11.19 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Mark 7:1-30 | 8.11.19 | Austin Glenn by Flourishi… Mark 7:1-30 | 8.11.19 | Austin Glenn by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/662092739 Tue, 06 Aug 2019 20:24:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-080319 00:40:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 08.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 08.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 08.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/662086808 Tue, 06 Aug 2019 20:10:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-072819 00:43:45 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 07.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/655960814 Wed, 24 Jul 2019 23:53:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-072119 00:38:03 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 07.21.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.21.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.21.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/652176254 Tue, 16 Jul 2019 22:32:53 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-071419 00:32:06 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 07.14.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.14.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.14.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/652161878 Tue, 16 Jul 2019 21:56:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-070719 00:34:46 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 07.07.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.07.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 07.07.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/645308067 Tue, 02 Jul 2019 19:53:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-063019 00:29:51 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 06.30.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.30.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.30.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/643022517 Thu, 27 Jun 2019 18:36:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-062319 00:43:13 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 06.23.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.23.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.23.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/638689671 Tue, 18 Jun 2019 20:23:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-061619 00:39:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 06.16.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.16.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.16.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/638684544 Tue, 18 Jun 2019 20:12:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-060919 00:40:50 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 06.09.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.09.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.09.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/638675706 Tue, 18 Jun 2019 19:55:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/acts-part-2-060219 00:37:37 Flourishing Grace Church no Acts Part 2 | 06.02.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.02.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Acts Part 2 | 06.02.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/627457347 Mon, 27 May 2019 17:47:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/philemon-052819 00:39:45 Flourishing Grace Church no Philemon | 05.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Philemon | 05.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Philemon | 05.28.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/624446229 Tue, 21 May 2019 22:16:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/heaven-4-041918 00:39:35 Flourishing Grace Church no Heaven 4 | 04.19.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 4 | 04.19.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 4 | 04.19.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/620177151 Mon, 13 May 2019 21:29:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/heaven-3-041218 00:36:52 Flourishing Grace Church no Heaven 3 | 04.12.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 3 | 04.12.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 3 | 04.12.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/617160090 Tue, 07 May 2019 20:10:31 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/heaven-2-040518 00:34:10 Flourishing Grace Church no Heaven 2 | 04.05.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 2 | 04.05.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 2 | 04.05.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/613775010 Tue, 30 Apr 2019 19:31:19 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/heaven-1-032818 00:40:21 Flourishing Grace Church no Heaven 1 | 03.28.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 1 | 03.28.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Heaven 1 | 03.28.18 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/610453197 Tue, 23 Apr 2019 22:53:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/easter-risen-to-glory 00:36:24 Flourishing Grace Church no Easter | Risen To Glory by Flourishing Grace Church Easter | Risen To Glory by Flourishing Grace Chur… Easter | Risen To Glory by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/606578769 Mon, 15 Apr 2019 23:10:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-tongues-041419 00:33:12 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | Tongues | 04.14.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | Tongues | 04.14.19 by Flour… Gifts of the Spirit | Tongues | 04.14.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/602932863 Mon, 08 Apr 2019 19:01:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-prophecy-040719 00:41:12 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | Prophecy | 04.07.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | Prophecy | 04.07.19 by Flou… Gifts of the Spirit | Prophecy | 04.07.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/599383086 Mon, 01 Apr 2019 18:58:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-faith-and-healing-033119 00:39:57 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | Faith and Healing | 03.31.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | Faith and Healing | 03.31.1… Gifts of the Spirit | Faith and Healing | 03.31.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/595749672 Mon, 25 Mar 2019 20:39:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-knowledge-and-wisdom-032419 00:28:23 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | Knowledge and Wisdom |03.24.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | Knowledge and Wisdom |03.24… Gifts of the Spirit | Knowledge and Wisdom |03.24.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/592036212 Mon, 18 Mar 2019 17:50:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-what-are-the-gifts-031719 00:37:18 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | What are the gifts? | 03.17.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | What are the gifts? | 03.17… Gifts of the Spirit | What are the gifts? | 03.17.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/589580346 Wed, 13 Mar 2019 19:15:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/gifts-of-the-spirit-what-does-the-spirit-do-031019 00:41:56 Flourishing Grace Church no Gifts of the Spirit | What Does The Spirit Do? | 03.10.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Gifts of the Spirit | What Does The Spirit Do? | … Gifts of the Spirit | What Does The Spirit Do? | 03.10.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/586415832 Thu, 07 Mar 2019 17:12:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-the-work-of-worship-030319 00:38:18 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | The Work of Worship | 03.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | The Work of Worship | 03.03.19 by Fl… The Church | The Work of Worship | 03.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/581811726 Tue, 26 Feb 2019 20:37:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-our-mission-022419 00:32:37 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Our Mission | 02.24.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Our Mission | 02.24.19 by Flourishin… The Church | Our Mission | 02.24.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/577993911 Tue, 19 Feb 2019 18:06:50 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-ordinances-and-sacraments-021719 00:43:39 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Ordinances and Sacraments | 02.17.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Ordinances and Sacraments | 02.17.19… The Church | Ordinances and Sacraments | 02.17.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/573440145 Mon, 11 Feb 2019 04:50:59 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-entrusted-authority-021019 00:38:10 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Entrusted Authority | 02.10.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Entrusted Authority | 02.10.19 by Fl… The Church | Entrusted Authority | 02.10.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/570707970 Tue, 05 Feb 2019 20:28:46 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-dependent-on-the-word-020319 00:38:11 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Dependent On The Word | 02.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Dependent On The Word | 02.03.19 by … The Church | Dependent On The Word | 02.03.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/567992301 Thu, 31 Jan 2019 17:50:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/the-church-discipleship-growth-012719 00:40:00 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Discipleship & Growth | 01.27.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Discipleship & Growth | 01.27.19 by… The Church | Discipleship & Growth | 01.27.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/559029576 Mon, 14 Jan 2019 20:39:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/church1 00:41:51 Flourishing Grace Church no The Church | Created Though The Gospel | 01.13.19 by Flourishing Grace Church The Church | Created Though The Gospel | 01.13.19… The Church | Created Though The Gospel | 01.13.19 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/549556812 Mon, 24 Dec 2018 17:03:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/122318-john-91-7-advent-2018 00:32:40 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.23.18 | John 9:1-7 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church 12.23.18 | John 9:1-7 | Advent 2018 by Flourishin… 12.23.18 | John 9:1-7 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/547403160 Wed, 19 Dec 2018 20:10:37 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/120918-john-114-18-advent-2018 00:34:32 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.16.18 | John 1:14-18 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church 12.16.18 | John 1:14-18 | Advent 2018 by Flourish… 12.16.18 | John 1:14-18 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/543507717 Tue, 11 Dec 2018 18:04:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/120918-john-19-13-advent-2018 00:29:24 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.09.18 | John 1:9-13 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church 12.09.18 | John 1:9-13 | Advent 2018 by Flourishi… 12.09.18 | John 1:9-13 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/539715297 Tue, 04 Dec 2018 16:32:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/advent1 00:31:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.02.18 | John 1:1-5 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church 12.02.18 | John 1:1-5 | Advent 2018 by Flourishin… 12.02.18 | John 1:1-5 | Advent 2018 by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/535902522 Mon, 26 Nov 2018 21:13:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/111818-1-samuel-31-kingdom-come 00:38:30 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.18.18 | 1 Samuel 31 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 11.18.18 | 1 Samuel 31 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 11.18.18 | 1 Samuel 31 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/535901682 Mon, 26 Nov 2018 21:12:02 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/112518-1-samuel-24-kingdom-come 00:37:23 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.25.18 | 1 Samuel 24 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 11.25.18 | 1 Samuel 24 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 11.25.18 | 1 Samuel 24 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/528287223 Sun, 11 Nov 2018 20:44:47 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/111118-1-samuel-18-part-2-kingdom-come 00:38:30 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.11.18 | 1 Samuel 18 Part 2 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 11.11.18 | 1 Samuel 18 Part 2 | Kingdom Come by F… 11.11.18 | 1 Samuel 18 Part 2 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/525834906 Tue, 06 Nov 2018 21:57:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/110418-1-samuel-18-kingdom-come 00:43:04 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.04.18 | 1 Samuel 18 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 11.04.18 | 1 Samuel 18 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 11.04.18 | 1 Samuel 18 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/521709336 Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:44:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/102818-1-samuel-17-kingdom-come 00:40:33 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.28.18 | 1 Samuel 17 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 10.28.18 | 1 Samuel 17 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 10.28.18 | 1 Samuel 17 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/521705595 Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:35:05 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/102118-1-samuel-16-kingdom-come 00:35:54 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.21.18 | 1 Samuel 16 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 10.21.18 | 1 Samuel 16 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 10.21.18 | 1 Samuel 16 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/514353330 Sun, 14 Oct 2018 22:27:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/101418-1-samuel-15-kingdom-come 00:37:56 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.14.18 | 1 Samuel 15 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 10.14.18 | 1 Samuel 15 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 10.14.18 | 1 Samuel 15 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/511112541 Mon, 08 Oct 2018 05:14:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/100718-1-samuel-13-kingdom-come 00:37:55 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.07.18 | 1 Samuel 13 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 10.07.18 | 1 Samuel 13 | Kingdom Come by Flourish… 10.07.18 | 1 Samuel 13 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/509512008 Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:38:48 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/93018-1-samuel-910-kingdom-come 00:36:16 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.30.18 | 1 Samuel 9&10 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 9.30.18 | 1 Samuel 9&10 | Kingdom Come by Flouris… 9.30.18 | 1 Samuel 9&10 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/509508804 Thu, 04 Oct 2018 16:30:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/92318-1-samuel-8-kingdom-come 00:42:58 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.23.18 | 1 Samuel 8 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church 9.23.18 | 1 Samuel 8 | Kingdom Come by Flourishin… 9.23.18 | 1 Samuel 8 | Kingdom Come by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/501261723 Mon, 17 Sep 2018 18:46:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/91618-acts-18-praying-for-one-josh-knight 00:42:03 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.16.18 Acts 18: Praying For One | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 9.16.18 Acts 18: Praying For One | Josh Knight by… 9.16.18 Acts 18: Praying For One | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/494269356 Sun, 02 Sep 2018 19:47:09 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/9-2-18-2-kings-namaan-benjer 00:33:18 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.2.18 2 Kings: Namaan | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 9.2.18 2 Kings: Namaan | Benjer McVeigh by Flouri… 9.2.18 2 Kings: Namaan | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/491338194 Mon, 27 Aug 2018 15:30:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-26-18-psalm-119-every-person 00:36:24 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.26.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.26.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh … 8.26.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/488126082 Mon, 20 Aug 2018 15:40:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-19-18-psalm-119-every-person 00:37:13 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.19.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.19.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh … 8.19.18 Psalm 119: Every Person Every Day | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/482388570 Tue, 07 Aug 2018 17:19:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-5-18-psalm-118-every-person 00:40:28 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.5.18 Psalm 119: Every Person. Every Day. | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.5.18 Psalm 119: Every Person. Every Day. | Josh… 8.5.18 Psalm 119: Every Person. Every Day. | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/478700127 Mon, 30 Jul 2018 15:09:51 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-29-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:36:18 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.29.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 7.29.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer… 7.29.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/475577442 Mon, 23 Jul 2018 14:46:20 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-22-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:43:29 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.22.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 7.22.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh K… 7.22.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/472175109 Mon, 16 Jul 2018 00:45:19 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-15-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:41:57 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.15.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 7.15.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh K… 7.15.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/469141959 Mon, 09 Jul 2018 02:53:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-8-18-acts-jesus-advances-his 00:29:53 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.8.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 7.8.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake No… 7.8.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/466042842 Sun, 01 Jul 2018 21:36:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-1-18-acts-jesus-advances-his 00:35:52 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.1.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 7.1.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer … 7.1.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/463071546 Mon, 25 Jun 2018 05:34:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-24-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:40:49 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.24.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 6.24.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh K… 6.24.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/460004064 Mon, 18 Jun 2018 15:46:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-17-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:25:54 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.17.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 6.17.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake N… 6.17.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/456569058 Sun, 10 Jun 2018 22:00:31 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-10-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:34:07 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.10.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdon | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 6.10.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdon | Benjer… 6.10.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdon | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/453637134 Mon, 04 Jun 2018 16:22:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-3-18-acts-jesus-advances-his 00:33:27 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.3.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 6.3.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Kn… 6.3.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/450578370 Tue, 29 May 2018 04:13:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/5-27-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:26:58 Flourishing Grace Church no 5.27.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 5.27.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake N… 5.27.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/447147426 Mon, 21 May 2018 16:31:20 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/5-20-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:36:52 Flourishing Grace Church no 5.20.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 5.20.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer… 5.20.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Kingdom | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/443964690 Mon, 14 May 2018 17:56:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/5-13-18-acts-jesus-advances 00:40:53 Flourishing Grace Church no 5.13.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Church | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 5.13.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Church | Josh Kn… 5.13.18 Acts: Jesus Advances His Church | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/440798346 Mon, 07 May 2018 20:42:40 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/5-6-18-after-x-years-investing 00:42:31 Flourishing Grace Church no 5.6.18 After X Years: Investing Eternally | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 5.6.18 After X Years: Investing Eternally | Josh … 5.6.18 After X Years: Investing Eternally | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/437422680 Mon, 30 Apr 2018 19:30:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-29-18-after-x-years-936 00:42:37 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.29.18 After X Years: 936 Weeks | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.29.18 After X Years: 936 Weeks | Josh Knight by… 4.29.18 After X Years: 936 Weeks | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/434082177 Mon, 23 Apr 2018 19:55:45 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-22-18-after-x-years-future 00:35:08 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.22.18 After X Years : Future Love | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.22.18 After X Years : Future Love | Josh Knight… 4.22.18 After X Years : Future Love | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/427249368 Mon, 09 Apr 2018 18:42:57 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-8-18-after-x-years-your 00:32:43 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.8.18 After X Years Week 1 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.8.18 After X Years Week 1 | Josh Knight by Flou… 4.8.18 After X Years Week 1 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/423724113 Mon, 02 Apr 2018 17:31:01 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-1-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:26:03 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.1.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Resurrection Sunday | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.1.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Resurrection Sunday | … 4.1.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Resurrection Sunday | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/420166968 Mon, 26 Mar 2018 15:40:49 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/3-25-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:38:28 Flourishing Grace Church no 3.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Palm Sunday | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 3.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Palm Sunday | Josh Kn… 3.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Palm Sunday | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/416147667 Mon, 19 Mar 2018 19:53:21 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/3-18-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:31:17 Flourishing Grace Church no 3.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Acquiring The Gift, Loving The Giver | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 3.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Acquiring The Gift, … 3.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Acquiring The Gift, Loving The Giver | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/412643631 Mon, 12 Mar 2018 19:02:47 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/3-11-18-the-gospel-of-luke-the 00:34:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 3.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Father's Jubilation | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 3.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Father's Jubilati… 3.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Father's Jubilation | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/409075761 Mon, 05 Mar 2018 18:03:52 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/3-4-18-the-gospel-of-luke-the 00:38:13 Flourishing Grace Church no 3.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Condition Of The Heart | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 3.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Condition Of The H… 3.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: The Condition Of The Heart | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/405540948 Mon, 26 Feb 2018 18:42:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/2-25-18-the-gospel-of-luke-a 00:29:50 Flourishing Grace Church no 2.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: A Light Realigned | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 2.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: A Light Realigned | J… 2.25.18 The Gospel Of Luke: A Light Realigned | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/402061488 Mon, 19 Feb 2018 18:36:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/2-18-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:39:06 Flourishing Grace Church no 2.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Conduits of the Gospel | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 2.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Conduits of the Gospe… 2.18.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Conduits of the Gospel | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/398588337 Mon, 12 Feb 2018 19:54:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/2-11-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:36:18 Flourishing Grace Church no 2.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Greater Joy | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 2.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Greater Joy | Josh Kn… 2.11.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Greater Joy | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/394937871 Mon, 05 Feb 2018 19:07:00 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/2-4-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:27:35 Flourishing Grace Church no 2.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Surrendered Faith | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 2.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Surrendered Faith | Ja… 2.4.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Surrendered Faith | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/391896777 Tue, 30 Jan 2018 15:25:16 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/1-28-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:33:35 Flourishing Grace Church no 1.28.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Jesus In Our Brokenness | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 1.28.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Jesus In Our Brokenne… 1.28.18 The Gospel Of Luke: Jesus In Our Brokenness | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/387562871 Mon, 22 Jan 2018 20:57:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/1-21-18-the-gospel-of-luke 00:29:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 1.21.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Hope Built on The Rock | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 1.21.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Hope Built on The Ro… 1.21.18 The Gospel Of Luke : Hope Built on The Rock | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/384029699 Mon, 15 Jan 2018 18:39:18 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/1-14-17-the-gospel-of-luke 00:29:06 Flourishing Grace Church no 1.14.17 The Gospel Of Luke : Luke 5 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 1.14.17 The Gospel Of Luke : Luke 5 | Josh Knight… 1.14.17 The Gospel Of Luke : Luke 5 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/380629151 Mon, 08 Jan 2018 18:46:07 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/1-7-17-the-gospel-of-luke 00:38:42 Flourishing Grace Church no 1.7.17 The Gospel Of Luke: Trusting Despite the Tempter | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 1.7.17 The Gospel Of Luke: Trusting Despite the T… 1.7.17 The Gospel Of Luke: Trusting Despite the Tempter | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/378785948 Thu, 04 Jan 2018 19:01:11 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/12-24-17-advent-love-is-here 00:24:20 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.24.17 Advent | Love Is Here : Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 12.24.17 Advent | Love Is Here : Josh Knight by F… 12.24.17 Advent | Love Is Here : Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/377827289 Tue, 02 Jan 2018 18:34:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/12-31-17-flourishing-grace 00:33:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.31.17 Flourishing Grace Church: Believing God | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 12.31.17 Flourishing Grace Church: Believing God … 12.31.17 Flourishing Grace Church: Believing God | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/371263823 Mon, 18 Dec 2017 17:32:13 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/12-17-17-advent-peace-josh 00:35:52 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.17.17 Advent: Peace | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 12.17.17 Advent: Peace | Josh Knight by Flourishi… 12.17.17 Advent: Peace | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/368088095 Mon, 11 Dec 2017 18:25:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/12-10-17-advent-joy-josh 00:28:29 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.10.17 Advent: Joy | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 12.10.17 Advent: Joy | Josh Knight by Flourishing… 12.10.17 Advent: Joy | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/364912529 Mon, 04 Dec 2017 18:52:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/12-3-17-advent-hope-josh 00:34:58 Flourishing Grace Church no 12.3.17 Advent: Hope | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 12.3.17 Advent: Hope | Josh Knight by Flourishing… 12.3.17 Advent: Hope | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/361718612 Mon, 27 Nov 2017 21:21:23 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/11-26-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:28:27 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.26.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:18-20 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 11.26.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:18-20 | Jake No… 11.26.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:18-20 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/358110119 Sun, 19 Nov 2017 20:46:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/11-19-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:38:39 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.19.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:12-17 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 11.19.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:12-17 | Josh Kn… 11.19.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 3:12-17 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/354967607 Mon, 13 Nov 2017 04:49:54 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/11-12-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:36:14 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.12.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 11.12.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | Josh Knight by … 11.12.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/351978581 Mon, 06 Nov 2017 17:35:58 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/11-5-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:34:39 Flourishing Grace Church no 11.5.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 11.5.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2 | Benjer McVeigh… 11.5.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/349319196 Mon, 30 Oct 2017 20:24:44 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/10-29-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:37:43 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.29.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2:8-15 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 10.29.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2:8-15 | Josh Kni… 10.29.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 2:8-15 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/348216886 Mon, 23 Oct 2017 16:13:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/10-22-17-only-jesus-knowing 00:43:08 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.22.17 Only Jesus: Knowing Christ | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 10.22.17 Only Jesus: Knowing Christ | Josh Knight… 10.22.17 Only Jesus: Knowing Christ | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/347169422 Mon, 16 Oct 2017 17:34:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/10-15-17-only-jesus-the 00:40:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.15.17 Only Jesus: The Mystery Of Christ | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 10.15.17 Only Jesus: The Mystery Of Christ | Josh… 10.15.17 Only Jesus: The Mystery Of Christ | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/346103800 Mon, 09 Oct 2017 17:09:32 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/10-8-17-only-jesus-reconciled 00:36:36 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.8.17 Only Jesus: Reconciled | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 10.8.17 Only Jesus: Reconciled | Benjer McVeigh b… 10.8.17 Only Jesus: Reconciled | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/345028126 Mon, 02 Oct 2017 17:43:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/10-1-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:39:55 Flourishing Grace Church no 10.1.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | JR Vassar by Flourishing Grace Church 10.1.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | JR Vassar by Flo… 10.1.17 Only Jesus: Colossians | JR Vassar by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/343972758 Mon, 25 Sep 2017 16:49:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/9-24-17-only-jesus-colossians 00:33:04 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.24.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 1 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 9.24.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 1 | Josh Knight by… 9.24.17 Only Jesus: Colossians 1 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/342915982 Mon, 18 Sep 2017 16:10:36 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/9-17-17-true-flourishing-is 00:37:47 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.17.17 True Flourishing Is: Committing to Life Together | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 9.17.17 True Flourishing Is: Committing to Life T… 9.17.17 True Flourishing Is: Committing to Life Together | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/342049419 Tue, 12 Sep 2017 16:36:22 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/9-10-17-true-flourishing-is-1 00:31:05 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.10.17 True Flourishing Is: Inviting Our Friends To Experience Jesus | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 9.10.17 True Flourishing Is: Inviting Our Friends… 9.10.17 True Flourishing Is: Inviting Our Friends To Experience Jesus | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/340882197 Mon, 04 Sep 2017 17:51:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/9-3-17-true-flourishing-is 00:32:28 Flourishing Grace Church no 9.3.17 True Flourishing Is: Giving, Because He Gave To Us | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 9.3.17 True Flourishing Is: Giving, Because He Ga… 9.3.17 True Flourishing Is: Giving, Because He Gave To Us | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/339870791 Mon, 28 Aug 2017 17:44:31 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-27-17-true-flourishing-is 00:35:13 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.27.17 True Flourishing Is: Radical Obedience | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.27.17 True Flourishing Is: Radical Obedience | … 8.27.17 True Flourishing Is: Radical Obedience | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/338855312 Mon, 21 Aug 2017 17:47:42 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-20-17-true-flourishing-is 00:36:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.20.17 True Flourishing Is: Loving People No Matter What | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.20.17 True Flourishing Is: Loving People No Mat… 8.20.17 True Flourishing Is: Loving People No Matter What | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/337853695 Mon, 14 Aug 2017 17:44:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-13-17-true-flourishing-is 00:32:35 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.13.17 True Flourishing Is: Prayer Saturated Life | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.13.17 True Flourishing Is: Prayer Saturated Lif… 8.13.17 True Flourishing Is: Prayer Saturated Life | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/336928784 Tue, 08 Aug 2017 01:34:08 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/8-6-17-true-flourishing-is 00:28:15 Flourishing Grace Church no 8.6.17 True Flourishing Is: Putting Jesus First At All Cost | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 8.6.17 True Flourishing Is: Putting Jesus First A… 8.6.17 True Flourishing Is: Putting Jesus First At All Cost | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/335703134 Mon, 31 Jul 2017 21:34:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-30-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:27:05 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.30.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul : Psalm 30 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 7.30.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul : Psalm 30 | Josh… 7.30.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul : Psalm 30 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/334467162 Sun, 23 Jul 2017 18:51:04 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-23-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:26:12 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.23.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 136 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 7.23.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 136 | Jake… 7.23.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 136 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/333460258 Sun, 16 Jul 2017 18:59:29 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-16-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:30:57 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.16.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 27 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church 7.16.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 27 | Benje… 7.16.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 27 | Benjer McVeigh by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/332573446 Mon, 10 Jul 2017 21:58:41 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-9-17-the-anatomy-of-the-soul 00:33:32 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.9.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 22 |Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 7.9.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 22 |Josh Kn… 7.9.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 22 |Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/331699193 Wed, 05 Jul 2017 15:11:39 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/7-2-2017-the-anatomy-of-the 00:31:28 Flourishing Grace Church no 7.2.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 141 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 7.2.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 141 | Josh … 7.2.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 141 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/330769392 Thu, 29 Jun 2017 19:00:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-11-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:28:12 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.11.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 63 | Tom Hudzina by Flourishing Grace Church 6.11.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 63 | Tom H… 6.11.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 63 | Tom Hudzina by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/330251423 Mon, 26 Jun 2017 21:41:06 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-25-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:30:14 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.25.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 73 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church 6.25.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 73 | Jake … 6.25.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 73 | Jake Noyes by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/328897511 Mon, 19 Jun 2017 21:46:10 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/6-18-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:31:27 Flourishing Grace Church no 6.18.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 46 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 6.18.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 46 | Josh … 6.18.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 46 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/322893700 Tue, 16 May 2017 14:34:55 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/5-14-17-the-anatomy-of-the 00:35:41 Flourishing Grace Church no 5.14.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 148 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 5.14.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 148 | Josh… 5.14.17 The Anatomy Of The Soul: Psalm 148 | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/320359810 Mon, 01 May 2017 17:26:59 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-30-17-raised-to-new-life 00:34:40 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.30.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Surrendered | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.30.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Surrendered | J… 4.30.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Surrendered | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/319257786 Mon, 24 Apr 2017 17:12:28 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/4-23-17-raised-to-new-life-1 00:31:24 Flourishing Grace Church no 4.23.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Delighted | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 4.23.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Delighted | Jos… 4.23.17 Raised To New Life: Fully Delighted | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/310935145 Mon, 06 Mar 2017 05:34:35 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/flourishinggrace/3-5-17-imitators-the-cost-of 00:37:37 Flourishing Grace Church no 3.5.17 Imitators: The Cost Of An Encouraging Faith | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church 3.5.17 Imitators: The Cost Of An Encouraging Fait… 3.5.17 Imitators: The Cost Of An Encouraging Faith | Josh Knight by Flourishing Grace Church Flourishing Grace ChurchSermon,Bountiful,Church,Josh,Knight,Flourishing,Grace,Church,Utah