Rhythm Church With Jeff Moors

The Power of Discipleship in Acts 8Explore Acts chapter 8 as we delve into the early church's journey from persecution to expansion. This episode covers key events such as the scattering of believers following Stephen's martyrdom, Philip's mission to Samaria, and the contrasting attitudes of genuine discipleship vs. self-serving motives exemplified by Simon the Sorcerer. Discover themes of delayed obedience, the transformative power of hardship, and the importance of genuine discipleship. Practical applications are provided to help you evaluate your own walk with Christ, including questions to guide reflection and action.

In this sermon, we delve into Acts chapter 6 and 7, focusing on the life and martyrdom of Stephen, one of the seven chosen to distribute bread to the widows. Despite his great wonders and signs among the people, Stephen faced intense opposition from members of various synagogues. Accused of blasphemy, he was brought before the Sanhedrin and falsely testified against. Stephen's powerful recounting of Jewish history and the rejection of God's messengers led to his brutal execution by stoning. The message examines how Stephen's reliance on the Holy Spirit, his bold proclamation of truth, and his willingness to forgive his persecutors exemplify the characteristics of a living martyr. It challenges listeners to reflect on their own faith, urging them to rely on the Spirit, respond with truth, release their persecutors, and find peace in Christ.

The Making of a Martyr: Lessons from Acts Chapter 6In this sermon, we dive into Acts Chapter 6 as part of our 'Riots and Revivals' series. We explore the story of Stephen, the first martyr, and discuss the importance of discipleship. Learn how Stephen's journey from believer to disciple unfolded, his devotion to community, learning, and serving, and what it means to truly commit to following Jesus. The sermon also covers the significance of church participation, spiritual discipline, and the impact these can have on our culture and personal growth. Join us as we challenge ourselves to live a life wholly devoted to Christ and prepare for the moments when our faith is tested.

Unity through Prayer and Communion: Lessons from Acts 2In this inspiring message from Rhythm Church, we delve into the significance of prayer and communion in the life of the early church as described in Acts chapter 2. This heartfelt talk emphasizes the importance of unity and devoted prayer among believers. The message also highlights the symbolic meanings of communion and the transformative power of both prayer and the Lord's table. Join us as we explore how these spiritual practices shape a thriving, unified community devoted to embodying the teachings of Jesus.

Dive deep into Acts 2:42-47 as we explore the foundational principles of what it means to be the church. Learn about the early believers' devotion to the apostles' teachings, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. Discover the significance of being the church in a world that parallels the challenges faced by early Christians. Understand the importance of genuine fellowship, vulnerability, and living out your faith publicly. This session will encourage you to move beyond mere attendance and fully embrace your role in the body of Christ.

Discovering Unity, Prayer, and Patience through Acts 2Dive deep into Acts chapter 2 with an in-depth reading and exploration of verses 1-21 and 36-40. Reflect on the profound significance of the birth of the church amidst negativity and its relevant parallels to today's world. Emphasize the crucial elements of unity, patience, and prayer in ushering the Holy Spirit. Explore the diverse responses to a move of God and understand the transition from a performance-based religion to a presence-based relationship.

Empowered by the Holy Spirit: Understanding Acts Chapter 2Join Pastor James as he dives into Acts Chapter 2 and the beginning of the church in his ongoing series 'Riots and Revivals.' He explores the significance of Pentecost, the arrival of the Holy Spirit, and why the Spirit comes. With personal anecdotes and scriptural insights, he unpacks how the Holy Spirit brings new life, refines believers, and empowers them to live the Christian life. Discover how the Holy Spirit's presence within us distinguishes Christians and enables us to carry God's power and presence wherever we go.

The Birth of the Church: An In-Depth Look at Acts Chapter 1Join us as we dive deep into Acts Chapter 1, exploring the origins of the early church and drawing parallels to its role in today's society. Despite the speaker's sickness, we kick off the 'Riots and Revivals' series with a powerful message about the birth of the church during tumultuous times. Learn about the author of Acts, the crucial role of the Holy Spirit, and the church's miraculous growth amidst adversity. Discover how modern technology can help spread the gospel and the importance of being sent by God rather than going on a whim. This episode is not just a biblical history lesson but a call to action for believers to live out their faith boldly.

2025 Goals: Aligning Our Lives with Christ's PlanIn this sermon, we delve into Philippians 3:1-14 to understand the ultimate goal for Christians. The speaker begins by setting the context of Paul's letter to the Philippians and guiding the congregation through the scriptures. He draws parallels between physical training and spiritual growth, emphasizing the need for consistent and disciplined spiritual practice to achieve meaningful results. The importance of systems over goals is highlighted using insights from James Clear's 'Atomic Habits.' The sermon concludes with practical steps for the New Year, including a call to a 21-day prayer and fasting period, encouraging believers to rejoice in the Lord, reject the flesh, remain in Jesus, and reach forward as they grow in their relationship with Christ.

This sermon covers Malachi chapter 4, emphasizing the need to prepare for the Second Advent, analogous to the preparation for the first. Pastor Jeff Moors discusses the imagery of judgment and righteousness, the significance of the law given to Moses, and the role of repentance, reconciliation, and renewal. The video transitions to John chapter 1, highlighting that John the Baptist was the Elijah prophesied to precede the Messiah, Jesus Christ. It culminates with a call to embrace God's grace, live by His truth, and fulfill the ministry of reconciliation, as detailed in 2 Corinthians. The goal is to prepare for the final judgment and the return of Christ, framing it as an opportunity for spiritual readiness and community outreach.

Three Types of People and the Role of the ChurchIn this sermon, Pastor Jeff Moors discusses Malachi chapter 3, highlighting three groups of people: the deceived, the evildoers, and the faithful. He draws parallels with the 'Soda Wars' marketing strategy to illustrate how the church should focus on strengthening existing believers (the faithful), targeting those who are undecided (the deceived), and guarding against those who are actively against God (the evildoers). The Pastor Jeff also emphasizes the importance of celebrating the church's achievements, fostering a sense of community, and striving to fill the Book of Life with more names through spreading the gospel. The sermon concludes with a call to participate in a year-end legacy offering to support the church's mission.

The Hidden Power of Gratitude: A Biblical Perspective | 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18Join us as we explore the transformative power of gratitude from a biblical standpoint, focusing on 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. In this episode, Pastor James discusses the importance of gratitude in a believer's life, how it guards your heart, reveals your true self, and fuels your worship. Through personal anecdotes and stories from scripture, including the accounts of Joseph and the sinful woman who anointed Jesus' feet, we delve into why thanksgiving is a critical practice for anyone seeking a deeper relationship with God. Don't miss this inspiring message that calls us to make gratitude a daily habit.

In this message, we kick off a two-part mini-series on the subject of tithing and giving. This sermon dives deep into biblical teachings from Malachi and other scriptures, explaining the concept and importance of tithing. Pastor Jeff Moots discusses how tithing affects the heart, its historical context, and its practical application today. Key topics include the significance of the tithe, its impact on personal and communal life, and the spiritual principles of trust and dependence on God. The session wraps up with practical advice on reframing our perspective on money, redirecting our financial priorities, and finding peace in God's provision.

The Role of the Husband: A Deep Dive into Malachi 2:15-16In this sermon, Pastor Jeff Moors delves into Malachi 2:15-16, emphasizing the importance of marriage and the roles and responsibilities of husbands as outlined in the scripture. Focusing on themes of fidelity and protection, the sermon explores the impacts of divorce on families and communities, providing both statistical and anecdotal evidence to support Biblical teachings. Pastor Jeff encourages men to be spiritually vigilant, emotionally supportive, and physically protective, advocating for strong Christian marriages. Additionally, the importance of gender roles and the physical differences between men and women are discussed, stressing the need for men to accept their role as protectors. The sermon concludes with a call for men to lead their families with conviction and faithfulness.

Summary:Today's talk at Rhythm Church gets straight to the point—sometimes following God isn't comfortable, and that's exactly what we're diving into. The Word of God challenges us, shakes up our comfort zones, and calls us to live out our faith authentically. The sermon takes a hard look at how we're living versus how God calls us to live, using Malachi 1:6-14 as a mirror to our spiritual lives.Description:Are you ready for a sermon that doesn't just tickle your ears but actually makes you squirm a bit? That's what's on deck at Rhythm Church today. We're talking about the tough stuff—how sometimes we prefer a quick fix to true spiritual richness and how we might be giving God less than He deserves.Using the story from Malachi, we're called out on the quality of our offerings to God. Are we giving Him our best, or just the leftovers? This isn't about feeling guilty; it's about getting real with ourselves and making sure our actions match our words.This talk is a wake-up call to check our spiritual pulse. Are we just going through the motions, or are we actively living out our faith in ways that truly honor God? It's about transforming our approach from merely doing church to being the church.Ready to get uncomfortable in the best way possible? Join us for this powerful message that's sure to challenge how you think about and live out your faith. It's time to dig deep, ask the hard questions, and step up our game in our walk with God.

The sermon focuses on reliance on God in times of distress and features a reading from Mark 5:21-34 about two miracles performed by Jesus. Jeff underscores that desperation and faith are essential for experiencing God's power, warning against treating faith as a formula. He relates these biblical stories to contemporary issues of loneliness and social disconnection, urging the congregation to seek healing and maintain strong connections. The sermon also notes a timely partnership with Convoy of Hope for hurricane relief and the church's active groups from the previous week.

Join Pastor Jeff and the Rhythm Church community as they explore the highs and lows of King Solomon's reign. From his humble beginnings and plea for wisdom to his eventual downfall through indulgence in wealth, power, and relationships, this sermon offers valuable lessons on living a life of devotion and submission to God's authority.

Ruslan, a leader at Rhythm Church, introduces himself and shares his background, which includes overseeing Financial Peace University. The sermon focuses on the story of the widow in 1 Kings 17 and her obedience to God's commands, highlighting the concept of obedience despite dire circumstances. Ruslan draws parallels to modern financial hardships and emphasizes the importance of living out God's ways to stay in His will. He shares his personal financial struggles and recovery, encouraging the congregation to trust in God's provision and be generous with their resources, time, and wisdom.