Misty Creek Community Church Sermons

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Christian Sermons from Misty Creek Community Church in Sandy Springs, GA.

  1. 1d ago

    08/16/26 Sermon: "The Storm that Redirects" (Storms, Pt. 3)

    Storms, Part 3: The Storm That RedirectsJonah 1:1-6  This week, we continue on in our Storms series with Part 3: The Storm That RedirectsWe've seen how storms can: Reveal what's in our hearts (Week 1) Refine our character (Week 2) This week, we look at how some storms exist simply to change our direction, because God has a purpose that He's determined to fulfill in us. We'll dive into the story of Jonah, tracing his flight from God's call, the storm that stopped his escape, and the mercy hidden inside his three days in the belly of a great fish. We'll place his story next to Paul's — a man blinded on the road to Damascus, redirected not from rebellion, but from misplaced zeal. Together, their stories show us two kinds of storms: some are corrective, and some are providential. The Big Idea: Some storms change our direction so God can fulfill His purpose.The Bottom Line: Sometimes what feels like a setback is actually God's redirection and course correction. Come ready to reflect on where you may be resisting God's redirection in your own life. We'll have time to respond together in prayer. See you Sunday!Pastor doug

    08/16/26 Sermon: "The Storm that Redirects" (Storms, Pt. 3)

  2. Aug 10

    08/09/26 Sermon: "The Storm that Refines" (Storms, Pt. 2)

    This Sunday:  Storms Part 2: The Storm That RefinesJames 1:2-4 Hey Misty Creek family, This Sunday we continue our Storms series with Part 2: "The Storm That Refines." Last week we saw how storms reveal our foundation: what we really believe about God when everything else gets stripped away. This week, we go deeper: storms don't just reveal, they refine. We'll dig into James 1:2-4, where James makes the surprising claim that we can consider trials "pure joy" — not because trials feel good, but because of what they produce in us.  We'll revisit Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and their furnace, explore the examples of gold being refined and iron sharpening iron, and honestly wrestle with what it means when God's answer to our prayers is “no” or "not yet" instead of "yes." If you're in a storm of your own right now — a diagnosis, a strained relationship, a waiting season, this message is for you. We'll close by looking at James 1:12: "Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial... that person will receive the crown of life." Come ready to be refined, not just comforted.  See you Sunday, Pastor doug

    08/09/26 Sermon: "The Storm that Refines" (Storms, Pt. 2)

  3. Aug 3

    08/02/26 Sermon: "The Storm That Reveals" (Storms, Part One)

    I'm starting a new sermon series this Sunday called Storms. Over the next 4 weeks, I'll unpack how the Lord used trials, tribulations and storms in our lives to strengthen our trust in Him, to build our character and to shape us to be more like Christ. This week: Storms Part 1: The Storm That Reveals Mark 4:35-41 Senior Pastor, Doug Allen

    08/02/26 Sermon: "The Storm That Reveals" (Storms, Part One)

  4. Jul 28

    07/26/26 Sermon: "The God Who Searches Me" (Psalm 139, Pt.4)

    The God Who Searches Me (Psalm 139 Series Finale)Psalm 139:19-24 This Sunday we close out our four-week journey through Psalm 139 with our final message. We've spent the last three weeks marveling at a God who knows us, is present with us everywhere, and formed us with intention and care. This week, we confront the fuller picture of who He is: a holy God who hates sin (Psalm 139:19-22, Proverbs 6:16-19) and yet loved us enough to send His Son to the cross so that hatred of sin would never mean rejection of us. We'll pause during the message to celebrate Holy Communion together, and then close with David's most courageous prayer: "Search me, God, and know my heart... see if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting." We'll take time for quiet reflection and an open invitation to respond at the altar, closing our service with Phil Wickham's "Your Name Is Holy." Come ready to be searched, and to be led.  I hope to see you Sunday, Pastor doug

    07/26/26 Sermon: "The God Who Searches Me" (Psalm 139, Pt.4)

  5. Jul 20

    07/19/26 Sermon: "The God Who Formed Me" (Psalm 139, Pt. 1)

    The God Who Formed MeWeek 3: Psalm 139:13-18 | John 3:16 You are not an accident. You are a masterpiece, knit together in your mother's womb by a Creator who does not make mistakes. This week, we continue our journey through Psalm 139 by turning to the God who formed us: every detail intentional, every day of our lives written in His book before we ever lived it. From body image to the sanctity of life, we'll confront the world's shifting standards of worth with God's unchanging verdict, and see just how far He went to prove it, sending His one and only Son to redeem us. Join us as we discover that your worth was never up for debate; it was settled at the cross. I love y’alldoug Senior Pastor, Doug Allen

    07/19/26 Sermon: "The God Who Formed Me" (Psalm 139, Pt. 1)

  6. Jul 13

    07/12/26 Sermon: "The God Who is Everywhere" (Psalm 139, Pt. 2)

    Psalm 139 Part 2: The God Who is EverywherePsalm 139:7-12 | Week 2 of 4: Psalm 139  Following last week's look at the God who fully knows us, this message explores David's question: "Where can I go from your Spirit?" Through three extremes: the heights of heaven, the depths of the sea, and the darkness of hiding. David discovers there is nowhere anxiety, suffering, or shame can take us that God has not already gone before us. Weaving in Jonah's flight to Tarshish and the story of Jesus seeking out the Samaritan woman at the well, the sermon lands on verse 10's tender promise: "Your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast." Whether we're wrestling with fear of the future, isolation in dark seasons, or shame that makes us want to hide, God isn't waiting for us to find our way back, He's already pursuing us with grace. The message closes reflectively, inviting the congregation to simply rest in being held and pursued.

    07/12/26 Sermon: "The God Who is Everywhere" (Psalm 139, Pt. 2)

  7. Jul 6

    07/05/26 Sermon: "The God Who Knows Me" (Psalm 139, Pt. 1)

    A new series: Psalm 139 Part 1, The God Who Knows Me.Psalm 139:1-6 | Jeremiah 29:11-14  Have you ever felt the exhaustion of keeping up a perfect image — online, at work, even at church? This Sunday we open our brand new 4-week series in Psalm 139 with a simple but life-changing truth: God has already seen through every mask you wear. Every thought, every fear, every hidden struggle — He knows it all. And He hasn't looked away. In The God Who Knows Me, we will explore what it means to be completely known by a God who loves you not for your performance, but for who you really are. Drawing from Psalm 139:1-6 and the hope-filled promise of Jeremiah 29:11-14, this message is an invitation to stop hiding and start seeking, because the God who knows you completely is waiting to be found. We'll also be launching a 6 Day Challenge beginning Monday to help you experience what radical transparency with God looks like in your everyday life.  I love y’alldoug Senior Pastor: Doug Allen

    07/05/26 Sermon: "The God Who Knows Me" (Psalm 139, Pt. 1)

  8. Jun 29

    06/28/26 Sermon: "Jesus & His Disciples" (Small But Mighty, Part 3)

    Small But Mighty Part 3: Jesus and His Disciples. 1 Corinthians 1:26-29 Pastor Doug AllenJune 28th, 2026 We wrap up our Small But Mighty series this Sunday with what may be the most powerful installment yet. Over the past two weeks we have seen how God used Gideon and his tiny army of 300, and David and his band of unlikely mighty men, to accomplish extraordinary things. This week we bring that same theme right into the New Testament and discover that God's pattern of choosing the small and overlooked reaches its ultimate expression in Jesus Christ Himself. Born in Bethlehem, a small, easy-to-overlook town.  Jesus would grow up and hand His world-changing mission to a small band of ordinary, unschooled fishermen. Men like Peter, who failed spectacularly, yet was graciously restored and went on to build the church of Jesus Christ. And a little boy whose small lunch, freely offered, fed thousands.The message is simple and powerful: God doesn’t call the equipped, He equips the called.What He is looking for is not your ability, it is your availability. Join us this Sunday as we close the series with a challenge to stop waiting until you feel ready, and instead take a step of faith and say — Yes, Lord. Use me.  I love y’alldoug

    06/28/26 Sermon: "Jesus & His Disciples" (Small But Mighty, Part 3)
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