Jeremy Utley - James 1:2-3 - Choose and Refuse

Jeremy Utley · Jun 15, 2020 · 12m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley - Continue Beholding God's Kindness

Jeremy Utley · Jan 27, 2021 · 19m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley - Don't Check Out Of The World

Jeremy Utley · Sep 5, 2022 · 26m · NCCF Church

You Must Be Filled With the Holy Spirit — Jeremy Utley — June 18, 2026

Jeremy Utley · Jul 2, 2026 · 49m · River of Life Christian Fellowship

The speaker encourages the audience not to be offended by the ordinariness of daily life, drawing parallels from Jesus' own seemingly unremarkable life. The central message emphasizes that the Christian life is an adventure found in discipleship and points to the necessity of waiting for and being filled with the Holy Spirit before undertaking ministry, citing the command given to the apostles in Luke 24 and Acts 1.

Jeremy Utley - Making Disciple Makers

Jeremy Utley · Feb 6, 2020 · 25m · NCCF Church

The speaker uses the obscure biblical figure Jonadab to challenge the audience about their legacy and ambition as disciples of Christ. Jonadab is highlighted for his faithfulness, specifically for raising godly children who obeyed his commands, which earned him the promise from the Lord that he would never lack a man to stand before Him. This challenges the listener to prioritize raising disciples with the same level of obedience and devotion.

Jeremy Utley - How Does a Disciple Deal With Feelings?

Jeremy Utley · Sep 9, 2025 · 26m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley teaches that disciples must not allow their feelings to become their primary focus or fixation. Instead, when emotions arise, believers should redirect their attention to God's purpose and will, taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ. By refusing to be controlled by feelings and offering this sacrifice to God, disciples experience the joy of the Lord as their strength and are paradoxically renewed rather than defeated by their emotions.

Jeremy Utley - Dealing With Life's Disappointments As A Disciple

Jeremy Utley · Feb 23, 2022 · 15m · NCCF Church

Disappointment is a natural part of the Christian life, and a disciple's response should be to reset their hope completely on the grace found in Jesus Christ. When disappointment or temptation returns, it is not a sign of failure but an opportunity to obey again. True transformation into Christ's likeness requires diligently practicing the fundamentals of faith, much like an athlete mastering their basic skills.

Jeremy Utley - Having Jesus' Mindset Towards the Cross

Jeremy Utley · Sep 30, 2020 · 12m · NCCF Church

The central message is that true Christian life requires adopting Jesus' mindset, which is characterized by deep humility and a willingness to embrace the cross. The speaker emphasizes that genuine humility goes beyond mere performance or thought; it must be rooted in the heart and is achieved through obedience—taking up Christ's yoke. This obedience is exemplified by viewing the cross not as a burden to dread, but with the same passionate anticipation Jesus had.

Jeremy Utley - The Horizontal Aspect of the Cross in Communion

Jeremy Utley · Apr 5, 2022 · 8m · NCCF Church

The speaker argues that approaching the Lord's Table should encompass both personal piety and a deep care for the community. While self-examination is necessary, the Christian's longing should mirror Jesus' desire to share the meal with his disciples, emphasizing that communion is a communal act. True devotion involves a passion for the church's purity and unity, reflecting the interconnectedness of loving God and loving one's neighbor.

Jeremy Utley - Come Boldly Through Christ in Prayer

Jeremy Utley · Sep 8, 2021 · 14m · NCCF Church

The speaker analyzes Mark 10, focusing on the disciples' request to sit at Jesus' right and left in glory. He argues that instead of focusing on status, the true desire should be nearness to Christ, as exemplified by the rich young ruler's initial desire for eternal life. Jesus counters the ambition for exaltation by teaching that true greatness lies in servant-heartedness, pointing to himself as the ultimate servant.

Jeremy Utley - How Jesus Invites Believers to the Lord's Supper

Jeremy Utley · Jan 8, 2025 · 11m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley teaches on the spiritual preparation required for partaking in the Lord's Supper, using Jesus's foot-washing of the disciples as a central metaphor. He emphasizes that ongoing cleansing and thorough repentance from sin—particularly ongoing struggles like pride—are necessary for believers to have a true part in communion, arguing against superficial or partial confession. The message calls disciples to radical honesty and complete self-examination before approaching the Lord's table, rather than quick or surface-level attempts at cleansing.

Jeremy Utley - Colossians 1:19

Jeremy Utley · Mar 16, 2015 · 7m · NCCF Church

The central message is that Christians are called to be an exact reflection of Jesus Christ, which is achieved by beholding His fullness. The speaker emphasizes that learning from Jesus is not merely an academic study of scripture, but a lived experience of coming to Him in moments of weariness or temptation. True transformation occurs when one receives rest from Him and willingly takes His yoke, walking beside Him daily.

Jeremy Utley - Study Heavenly Minded Brothers And Sisters

Jeremy Utley · Feb 22, 2016 · 11m · NCCF Church

The speaker encourages listeners to emulate the lives of those who have fully surrendered to God, drawing inspiration from biblical figures like Paul. He emphasizes that true spiritual growth requires not only observing godly examples but also diligently putting what is learned, received, heard, and seen into daily practice. A key focus is the ministry of intercession, urging the congregation to emulate Jesus' persistent prayer for the church's righteousness.

Jeremy Utley - The Heart for Fellowship

Jeremy Utley · Aug 7, 2014 · 20m · NCCF Church

The speaker emphasizes that true Christian fellowship requires self-examination and prayer for those encountered. Drawing from Proverbs, he advises that wise speech is characterized by being timely, apt, and sweet, rather than merely immediate. Furthermore, he highlights that fellowship itself can be a powerful source of divine revelation, sometimes more so than dedicated study, requiring us to be equally eager to listen for what the Holy Spirit is communicating.

Question And Answer - Jeremy Utley

Jeremy Utley · Jan 6, 2025 · 1h 14m · CFC India

Jeremy Utley - God-less or God-full

Jeremy Utley · Jan 23, 2023 · 29m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley - Called to Deeper Devotion to Jesus Christ

Jeremy Utley · Apr 21, 2021 · 22m · NCCF Church

True devotion to Jesus Christ goes beyond mere sentimental attachment or enjoyment of His presence. The speaker uses the account of Peter fishing on the shore to illustrate that devotion must manifest as obedience to Christ's calling, shifting from being a fisherman to a shepherd. Ultimately, true devotion involves prioritizing Christ's will and purpose above personal desires or comfort.

Jeremy Utley - A Burden For Those Called To Build The Body of Christ

Jeremy Utley · Oct 3, 2016 · 29m · NCCF Church

The speaker shares a burden concerning the church, emphasizing that while God alone can build it, believers have a responsibility to actively participate in building the Body of Christ. He draws from scripture to argue that the church's unity and perfection are central to revealing God's mystery to the world. Ultimately, he calls for a zealous and wholehearted commitment to this calling.

Jeremy Utley & Bobby McDonald - Seek God's Smile

Jeremy Utley · Jul 11, 2017 · 25m · NCCF Church

The central message is that Christian obedience, while sometimes burdensome, should be fueled by the desire to see God's smile and pleasure. The speaker emphasizes that keeping oneself in God's love is key, and this connection—seeing God pleased with one's obedience—will make following commandments feel refreshing rather than a heavy cross. He encourages the congregation to proactively seek this light of favor.

Jeremy Utley - The Snare of Honor-Seeking in the Church

Jeremy Utley · Nov 8, 2021 · 21m · NCCF Church

The central message warns against the danger of seeking or receiving glory from other people, arguing that this desire acts as a barrier to true faith. Drawing parallels from John 5 and Judges 7, the speaker emphasizes that true faith requires seeking glory only from the one and only God, as any acknowledgment of human appreciation can lead to spiritual downfall.

Jeremy Utley - Joining Jesus In Interceding For The Church

Jeremy Utley · Mar 26, 2020 · 13m · NCCF Church

The central message is that Christians must balance receiving rest in Jesus Christ with actively interceding for the church until it is fully established in purity and completeness. Drawing from Isaiah 62 and Colossians 1, the speaker argues that while we are called to come to Jesus when weary, we are also commanded to take no rest in interceding for our brothers and sisters. This requires a passionate commitment to seeing the church established in Christ.

Jeremy Utley - The True Meaning of "This Little Light of Mine"

Jeremy Utley · Jul 29, 2024 · 29m · NCCF Church

Jeremy Utley - The Way Christ Towers Above All

Jeremy Utley · Nov 7, 2022 · 26m · NCCF Church

The sermon emphasizes that the Christian goal is to reflect Jesus Christ both individually through purity and corporately within the local church. The speaker draws parallels from scripture, noting that obedience, exemplified by the descendants of John Adab, demonstrates a deep commitment to God's commands. He concludes by discussing 'sifting,' referencing Peter's experience and Job, to assure the listeners that God controls every trial, even those that cause failure.

Jeremy Utley - A Life of Reverent Humility Before God

Jeremy Utley · Sep 13, 2021 · 26m · NCCF Church

The central message is that a defining mark of a Christian life should be reverent humility before God. Drawing from Isaiah 52 and 53, the speaker emphasizes that just as the world will eventually marvel at Christ's exaltation, believers must take personal responsibility for their own tendency to neglect God. True humility requires recognizing that we, individually, are often the ones who fail to esteem Christ, which is the key to living a life marked by reverence.