Jeremy Does Stuff

Jeremy Jones

A ministry of Park Hills Assembly Of God. ParkHillsAssembly.com / Jeremydoesstuff.com / Ministryvault.com Park Hills Assembly is a local church with a global message. Pastor Jeremy Jones was set free from drugs, lust, and hatred. God has prepared him over the last 25 years for such a time as this. The messages that you'll hear are meant to activate you and prepare you to encounter God in such a way that everyone around you will encounter God's presence. God is preparing his people for an awakening of national proportions. We intend to be on the frontlines through prayer & intercession.

  1. 2d ago ·  Video

    How It's Made

    How It's Made Pt 1: Shaking, crushing, pressing. Have you ever watched the television show How It's Made? The show takes ordinary products we use every day and reveals the incredible process required to produce them. We enjoy the finished product, but rarely stop to consider everything it took to make it. Olive oil is one of those products. In the Old Testament, olive oil was used for lighting lamps, preparing food, and anointing people and sacred objects. But before the oil could be used, the olives had to go through a process. The branches were shaken and beaten to bring down the fruit. The olives were gathered, crushed, and pressed to extract the oil. The oil was then separated from unwanted material and collected in vessels, ready to be used. What does any of this have to do with you? When we examine how olive oil was made, we discover a powerful illustration of the process Christians experience as they follow Jesus. The question isn't simply whether we're going through a difficult process. The question is, do we understand the process enough to keep from resisting God, ensuring that we benefit from the process. In this message, we'll explore the ancient process of making olive oil and discover how God can use the experiences of life to develop perseverance, character, faith, and spiritual maturity. Everybody wants the finished product. But are we willing to go through the process? 1. Have you ever wanted something but didn't want to do what was required to get it? 2. Why do we admire the finished product but rarely appreciate the process that produced it? 3. What if some of the things you've been asking God to remove are actually opportunities for you to grow?

  2. Sep 27 ·  Video

    When Worlds Collide

    When Worlds Collide Many would say that the church has become too political. That politics should never be discussed in church. To quote Josh Howerton, "It's not that the church has become political. It's that politics became spiritual" Church history and scripture are filled with God's people actively engaging their government on moral matters. Preachers like; • Peter Muhlenberg who, during the fight for American independence, regularly spoke out from the pulpit about tyranny. At one point in a church service, after preaching, he took off his minister's robe and revealed his militia soldier uniform, went on to join the army and fight for God-given rights. • Henry Beecher, who spoke out from the pulpit against slavery, went so far as to raise money for rifles to help the anti slavery movement. The rifles became known as Beecher's Bibles. Imagine telling Henry Beecher.... Pastor, you should stay out of politics. His answer would have been that he wasn't preaching about slavery because Congress was debating it. He was preaching about slavery because human beings were made in the image of God and were being enslaved. Politics had entered the territory that belonged to morality and theology. What happens when issues the Church has spoken about for thousands of years suddenly become political issues? Does the Church surrender that ground? Do we stop speaking because politicians have started speaking? Do biblical convictions become off-limits because they've made their way into legislation, elections and courtrooms? Or do we recognize that sometimes the Church hasn't stepped into the political world—the political world has stepped into ours? There are moments when two worlds collide. In this message, we're going to look at what Scripture says about the Church, government, and our responsibility as followers of Jesus when politics enters the territory of morality, theology, and biblical truth.

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A ministry of Park Hills Assembly Of God. ParkHillsAssembly.com / Jeremydoesstuff.com / Ministryvault.com Park Hills Assembly is a local church with a global message. Pastor Jeremy Jones was set free from drugs, lust, and hatred. God has prepared him over the last 25 years for such a time as this. The messages that you'll hear are meant to activate you and prepare you to encounter God in such a way that everyone around you will encounter God's presence. God is preparing his people for an awakening of national proportions. We intend to be on the frontlines through prayer & intercession.