Haven Fellowship Church Sermons

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Weekly Bible teaching from Haven Fellowship Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Each episode features expository preaching rooted in God’s Word, centered on Jesus Christ, and aimed at helping people understand the Bible’s grand story—from creation to new creation—and live it out in everyday life. Whether you’re part of our church family or listening from afar, these messages are intended to help you grow in faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and follow Christ faithfully in all of life.

  1. 11h ago

    United in Difference | Genesis 11:1–9 Sermon

    Does Christian unity mean we have to be the same? In Genesis 11:1–9, the story of Babel reveals the danger of pursuing unity apart from God’s purposes—and points us toward a biblical vision of a people united in Christ while embracing the differences God has designed. In United in Difference, part of our series Genesis: God’s Design for His People, we’ll explore how God’s people can pursue genuine unity without sacrificing His mission. From Babel to the vision of Revelation 7, Scripture shows us that God is bringing together people from every nation, tribe, people, and language to worship Him and participate in His mission. Sermon Points: Appreciate the differences God has designed in His people. — Ephesians 4:15–16Work toward unity without sacrificing God’s mission. — Genesis 11:1–9Celebrate how God uses diversity for His glory and mission. — Revelation 7:9–10Scripture: Genesis 11:1–9Related Scriptures: Ephesians 4:15–16; Revelation 7:9–10Series: Genesis: God’s Design for His People About UsHaven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    United in Difference | Genesis 11:1–9 Sermon

  2. 1d ago

    Saved by Grace | Genesis 6:13–22 Sermon

    How does God’s grace save us, and what does He call us to do after He saves us? In this sermon from Genesis 6:13–22, we look at Noah and discover how God’s grace preserves His people, calls us to faithful obedience, and sustains His covenant community through the storms of life. As we continue our series Genesis: God’s Design for His People, we’ll see how Noah’s story points beyond the ark to the greater salvation we have through Jesus Christ. God’s grace brings us into His people, calls us to live faithfully together, and gives us confidence that His purposes for His Church will endure. Sermon: Saved by GraceScripture: Genesis 6:13–22Series: Genesis: God’s Design for His PeopleRelated Scriptures: 1 Peter 3:18–21; Hebrews 11:7 In this message: Celebrate the grace that brings you into the Body. — 1 Peter 3:18–21Live faithfully within your covenant community. — Hebrews 11:7Trust God’s plan to sustain the Church through storms.About UsHaven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    Saved by Grace | Genesis 6:13–22 Sermon

  3. 2d ago

    Designed for Relationship | Genesis 2:18–24 & Ephesians 4:15–16

    In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble introduces Haven Fellowship Church's new 2026–2027 theme, One Body: Living as Christ's Church Together, with a message titled “Designed for Relationship.” The church is not simply a collection of individuals who happen to worship in the same place. From the beginning, God designed us for relationship, and the New Testament shows that this design finds its fulfillment in the body of Christ. Looking at Genesis 2:18–24 alongside Ephesians 4:15–16, we explore God's design for relationship and what it means to live as a connected, Christ-centered community. 📍 Designed for Relationship Recognize Your Role in God's DesignInvest in Covenant RelationshipsConnect with Others in Christ-Centered Community📆 September 13, 2026📍 Haven Fellowship Church About Us Haven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church:https://havenfellowship.org/ Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    Designed for Relationship | Genesis 2:18–24 & Ephesians 4:15–16

  4. Sep 2

    The World Made New | Revelation 21–22 Sermon

    In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble concludes our series Revelation: How the Story Ends and our 2025–2026 theme, The Story of Scripture: Christ Revealed from Creation to New Creation. The Bible's story begins in a garden and ends with a new creation. Revelation 21–22 shows us God's ultimate plan to make all things new, dwell with His people, and remove everything that has broken His good creation. As we reach the final chapter of Scripture, we see connections reaching all the way back to Genesis: the garden, the tree of life, God's presence, and His desire to dwell with humanity. And Scripture ends with the promise and invitation: Jesus is coming soon. In this sermon, we see: A New Garden (Revelation 21:1–8; 22:1–5)A New Temple (Revelation 21:9–27)Conclusion: Jesus Is Coming Soon (Revelation 22:6–21)📖 Revelation 21–22🎙️ Pastor Josh Gribble📅 August 30, 2026 About Us Haven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church:https://havenfellowship.org/ Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    The World Made New | Revelation 21–22 Sermon

  5. Aug 27

    The Victory and the Judgment | Revelation 20:7–15 Sermon

    In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble continues our series Revelation: How the Story Ends by exploring Revelation 20:7–15. Revelation 20 gives us a sobering glimpse of the final judgment while reminding us that the outcome of history is already certain. Evil will not have the final word. Christ will stand in victory, and every person will ultimately stand before the throne of God. This passage challenges us to take God's judgment seriously while placing our hope in the certainty of Christ's ultimate victory. In this sermon, we see: He Will Stand in VictoryWe Will Stand Before the Throne📍 Haven Fellowship Church📖 Revelation 20:7–15🎙️ Pastor Josh Gribble📅 August 23, 2026 Series: Revelation: How the Story Ends About Us Haven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church:https://havenfellowship.org/ Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    The Victory and the Judgment | Revelation 20:7–15 Sermon

  6. Aug 21

    Wake Up and Keep Going | Revelation 3:1–22 Sermon

    In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble continues our series Revelation: How the Story Ends by exploring Revelation 3:1–22, where Jesus speaks to the churches in Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. These three churches remind us that outward appearances don't always reveal the true condition of our faith. Jesus calls His people to wake up when we are spiritually drifting, keep going when we feel weak, and reject the temptation to settle for a comfortable, lukewarm faith. Wake Up Before It's Too LateKeep Going When You Feel Weak]Don't Settle for Lukewarm Faith📍 Haven Fellowship Church📖 Revelation 3:1–22🎙️ Pastor Josh Gribble📅 August 16, 2026 Series: Revelation: How the Story Ends About Us Haven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia, where we experience the love of God, grow in His Word, and share His love with others. Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church:https://havenfellowship.org/ Visit us in person at:Haven Fellowship Church2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094

    Wake Up and Keep Going | Revelation 3:1–22 Sermon

  7. Aug 12

    Remain Faithful in a Broken World | Revelation 2 Sermon

    What does it mean to be a faithful church? In Revelation 2 Jesus writes to four churches with a message that called for them, and for us today to remain faith.In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble continues our series Revelation: How the Story Ends by exploring the messages Jesus gives to His churches in Revelation 2 and how we can understand and apply that message in our churches and in our lives today.The world around us may be broken, but Jesus calls His people to remain faithful. Revelation 2 challenges the church to hold firmly to biblical truth without losing its love, and to endure faithfully without compromising our devotion to Christ.0:00 Reading Revelation 2:1-296:19 Faithfulness Requires Truth and Love14:47 Faithfulness Requires Endurance Without Compromise21:03 Conclusion: Overcoming📆 August 9, 2026GO DEEPERExplore the Revelation series, reading plan, sermon notes, and additional resources: https://www.havenfellowship.org/revelation/ABOUT HAVEN FELLOWSHIP CHURCHHaven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia where we experience the love of God and share His love with others.Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church:https://havenfellowship.org/Visit us in person at:2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094Sunday School: 9:00 AMWorship Service: 10:00 AM

    Remain Faithful in a Broken World | Revelation 2 Sermon

  8. Aug 6

    How to Read and Understand Revelation | Revelation 1:1–20 Sermon

    What is the book of Revelation really about?Revelation contains visions, judgments, the return of Christ, the Antichrist, the millennium, and the culmination of God's plan for history. Yet before exploring the details, Revelation begins by directing our attention to Jesus Christ, the One who stands at the center of the story.In this message, Pastor Josh Gribble introduces the book of Revelation from Revelation 1:1–20 and explores three foundational truths that help us understand the entire book: Jesus is the focus of Revelation, Revelation was given to be applied by God's people, and Revelation reveals how God's story ultimately ends.When we begin with these truths, the details of Revelation become part of a larger story of Christ's victory, God's faithfulness, and our call to live faithfully while we await His return.TIMESTAMPS00:00 Reading Revelation 14:00 The Challenge of Reading Revelation5:59 Jesus13:45 Reveals to Us20:55 How the Story EndsSeries: Revelation: How the Story EndsSermon: The Word RevealedScripture: Revelation 1:1–20Speaker: Pastor Josh GribbleGO DEEPERExplore the Revelation series, reading plan, sermon notes, and additional resources:https://www.havenfellowship.org/revelation/ABOUT HAVEN FELLOWSHIP CHURCHHaven Fellowship Church is a non-denominational, Bible-believing church in Conyers, Georgia where we experience the love of God and share His love with others.Learn more about Haven Fellowship Church: https://www.havenfellowship.org/ Visit us in person at:2240 Smyrna Rd SWConyers, Georgia 30094Sunday School: 9:00 AMWorship Service: 10:00 AM

    How to Read and Understand Revelation | Revelation 1:1–20 Sermon
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Weekly Bible teaching from Haven Fellowship Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Each episode features expository preaching rooted in God’s Word, centered on Jesus Christ, and aimed at helping people understand the Bible’s grand story—from creation to new creation—and live it out in everyday life. Whether you’re part of our church family or listening from afar, these messages are intended to help you grow in faith, deepen your understanding of Scripture, and follow Christ faithfully in all of life.

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