Perimeter Church Podcast

In life, we search for satisfaction in many things: relationships, careers, power, prestige, and more. In our search, we look for "wow," but Jesus looks for "who"—whosoever believes in Him. Jesus declares He is the Bread of Life in John 6:32-40, offering eternal satisfaction to all who come to Him. About today's teacher: David McNeely is the senior pastor of Wildwood Church in Tallahassee, FL (wildwoodtlh.com). He served at Perimeter Church as an intern from 1994-1998 and as a staff member in various functions from 2003-2016, including serving five years as a member of teaching team.

In John 6:1-15 ESV, Jesus feeds the 5,000. This sermon urges faith in God's power over our limited human reasoning.

Jesus offers living water to the Samaritan woman (John 4:1-15 ESV). Learn to reach out beyond your comfort zone.

In John 3:16-21, we see God's disposition toward you is not that of condemnation but that of love.

Jesus doesn't offer a better religion; he offers a new life. We look at John 3:1-15 and Nicodemus' journey to understand being "born again" and finding true renewal through Jesus.

Discover Jesus' first miracle in John 2:1-25, turning water into wine, symbolizing the new covenant and divine transformation. The new creation and the restoration of all things has dawned and Jesus is the one we have been waiting for.

Jesus offers discipleship... what is it? In John 1:35-51 ESV, Jesus calls his first disciples. In this message, learn the relational and transformative journey of true belief.

John the Baptist declares he is not the Christ, but points to Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

In John 1:1-18 ESV, we see Jesus revealed as the eternal Word, Creator, and Light, calling us to behold and believe. Strengthen your belief in Jesus as we study the book of John.

The God who is light has shown in the darkness, defeating sin and death, chaos and confusion, fear and trepidation. Jeff Norris brings the Easter 2024 sermon, "My Redeemer Lives," from John 1:1-5 (ESV).

Omari Hill brings us our Easter Sunrise Service 2024 sermon from Luke 24:36-49 (ESV).

Luke 23 reflects on the heart of God in Jesus' crucifixion, highlighting His wrath and mercy. Join us in remembrance.

Reflect on Jesus' humility in washing His disciples' feet, teaching us to love and serve one another selflessly.

Explore Luke 19:28-44 ESV, reflecting on Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and His tears over the city's misunderstanding of His mission.

Discover Ecclesiastes' wisdom on God's timing, urging us to trust and surrender to His sovereign plan in all things.

Explore true contentment beyond wealth, embracing God’s gifts and find joy in Him alone.

Discover the parable of the laborers in Matthew 20:1-16 ESV, highlighting God's generosity beyond human fairness.

Pastor Peter shares the power of the gospel and its transformative impact on individuals and communities in Uganda.

Explore Ecclesiastes 2:18-26 ESV. Discover how finding joy in our work can shift our perspective from despair to hope in God.

Explore Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 ESV, revealing life's fleeting pleasures and pointing us to true satisfaction found only in God.

Exploring Ecclesiastes 1:1-9 ESV, this sermon delves into life's vanities and how Jesus gives true meaning amidst the seeming futility.

Explore Matthew 13:51-52 ESV and learn about true understanding in the Kingdom of Heaven and our call to be an equipping church.

Discover the immeasurable value of God's kingdom, where true joy and sacrifice coexist, as explored in Matthew 13:44-46 ESV.

God didn't just save us from hell ... the gospel is better news than we can imagine! Jeff Norris brings us the second sermon in the "Kingdom Parables" series. This week he looks at Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43 (ESV) in "Embracing Reality."

The parables of Jesus in Matthew 13 are an invitation to see and behold and to hear and embrace the majesty and the mystery of His kingdom. Jeff Norris begins the "Kingdom Parables" series with his sermons "Blessed Eyes and Ears," from Matthew 13:1-31, 10-17 (ESV).

As we celebrate and look forward to a new year, let us use this natural, fresh starting point as an opportunity to keep the glory of God central to our life rhythms in 2024. Jimmy Kim looks at Leviticus 23:1-2, 23-25; Hebrews 10:1-4 (ESV) in his sermon "To the Glory of God in the New Year."

Jeff Norris completes the advent series as he brings our Christmas Eve sermon from Matthew 1 and selected texts.

Eric Ryan continues the Advent season with his sermon “The Unlikely Lineage of Jesus.” Along with the main passage of Matthew 1:6-12 (ESV), Eric refers to 2 Kings 21:1-9, 2 Chronicles 36:15-16, 2 Kings 25:27-30 (ESV).

Jeff Norris continues the Advent season with his sermon titled "Everlasting King," covering Matthew 1:7-11 and other selected texts. (ESV).

Jeff Norris kicks of the Advent season with his sermon titled "Everlasting Father," covering Matthew 1:1-6; Genesis 12:1-3; Genesis 15; Romans 4:20-25; Isaiah 9:6 (ESV).

Caleb Click brings us his sermon titled "Grace in the Wilderness" covering Jeremiah 31:2-6 (ESV).

Explore the roots of covetousness in Exodus 20:17 and find freedom through thankfulness and trust in God's provision.

Lying isn't wrong just because God says it's wrong. Lying is wrong because it is the direct antithesis to the character of God. Jeff Norris continues the series on the 10 Commandments, looking at Exodus 20:16 (ESV) in his sermon "You Shall Not Bear False Witness."

Stealing is an offense to God because it's the antithesis of the heart of God. Jeff Norris continues the series on the 10 Commandments, looking at "You Shall Not Steal," from Exodus 20:15 (ESV).

Jesus is a faithful husband to His adulterous bride. As the one who resurrects dead hearts, He also resurrects broken marriages and renews sin-sick souls. Jeff Norris continues the 10 Commandments series with "Do Not Commit Adultery" from Exodus 20:14 (ESV).

Many people throughout time have killed with their hands. All of us have killed with our hearts. Only One never did either. Jeff Norris continues looking at the 10 Commandments with his sermon “Do Not Murder” from Exodus 20:13, Matthew 5:21-22 (ESV).

Founding Pastor Randy Pope continues the 10 Commandments series as he looks at the fourth commandment from Exodus 20:8-11 (NASB95). In his sermon "The Gift of the Sabbath Law," Randy looks at why the 10 Commandments were given, then focuses on the why and how of the fourth commandment.

Caleb Click moves forward in our 10 Commandments series to Exodus 20:12 (ESV). Caleb looks at God's instruction to "Honor Your Father and Mother" and how that means we are to listen and to care.

When we see those around us with eyes of compassion, we develop hands of action and tongues of mercy. Jeff Norris brings us a sermon from Luke 10:25-37 entitled Greater Atlanta Spotlight 2023: Hand-Eye Coordination.

Jeff Norris looks at Exodus 20:7 ESV, exploring how we bear God's name. This message calls us to represent Him in all we do.

God is God. We must worship Him as He is. Nothing less ... according to how He commands. Jeff Norris continues the 10 Commandments series with his sermon "Carved Images" from Exodus 20:4-6 (ESV).

Caleb Click starts the series on the 10 Commandments with his sermon "You Shall Have No Other Gods Before Me" from Exodus 20:1-3 (ESV). You will hear about the gods who steal and kill and the God who gives and saves.

Eternal life is found in knowing God and the work of the Son. Eric Ryan looks at John 17:1-3 (ESV) in his sermon "This is Eternal Life."

We have received the strong and eternal and unshakable kingdom of God. Listen in as Jeff Norris finishes out the “Unshakable Kingdom” series from Hebrews 12. This week his sermon is "Embracing the Unshakable Kingdom" from Hebrews 12:25-29 (ESV).

Church planter Howard Brown continues the "Unshakable Kingdom" series from Hebrews 12, focusing on verses 18 to 24 (NLT). His sermon this week is "The Shake Of The Unshakable Kingdom."