My Father’s Pulpit

"The Lordship of Jesus Christ" – Philippians 2:9 In this strong and stirring sermon from Philippians 2:9, Pastor Jeff Cox calls believers to wholehearted surrender to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. He reminds us that Jesus is not simply Savior—He is Lord, exalted above every name, worthy of full obedience and devotion. Pastor Cox challenges Christians to lay down every area of life under the authority of Christ. If Jesus is not Lord of all, He is not Lord at all.This message urges us to live in total submission to the LORD Jesus Christ.

"Led By the Spirit" – Romans 8:5–17 In this rich and encouraging sermon from Romans 8:5–17, Pastor Jeff Cox teaches on the daily walk of the believer who is led by the Holy Spirit. He contrasts the life lived in the flesh with the life lived in the Spirit, showing that true Christian living is not powered by our own strength, but by the indwelling Spirit of God. This message will encourage you to yield to the Spirit’s leading and experience the freedom, confidence, and assurance that come from walking with Christ.

"Doing the Will of God in an Evil Day" – Ephesians 5:15–21 In this timely and convicting sermon from Ephesians 5:15–21, Pastor Jeff Cox challenges believers to walk wisely and faithfully in a world that grows darker by the day. He reminds us that doing the will of God requires spiritual discernment, surrender, and a life filled with the Spirit. Pastor Cox calls Christians to live intentionally—to redeem the time, stand apart from the world’s evil, and shine as lights for Christ. This message will encourage you to stay grounded in God’s Word and committed to His will, even in the midst of an evil day.

"Count the Cost" – Mark 2:1–12 Preached the Sunday before Vacation Bible School, “Count the Cost” from Mark 2:1–12 captures Pastor Jeff Cox’s heart for reaching people with the gospel. Drawing from the story of the friends who carried the paralytic to Jesus, Pastor Cox challenges the church to work together, overcome obstacles, and make personal sacrifices so others can meet the Savior. This sermon is a stirring reminder that true ministry requires effort, unity, and love—and that no cost is too great when it comes to bringing people to Jesus.

"The Heart of the Matter" – Romans 10:9–13 In this clear and powerful sermon from Romans 10:9–13, Pastor Jeff Cox gets to the heart of the gospel message. Salvation is not found in works, rituals, or religion—it is by grace through faith alone in Jesus Christ. Pastor Cox explains the simplicity and certainty of God’s promise: that anyone who believes in their heart and confesses with their mouth that Jesus is Lord shall be saved. This sermon is both a call to the lost to receive Christ and an encouragement to believers to stand firm in the unshakable truth of the gospel.

"Forgiven" – Luke 7:36–50 In this heartfelt sermon from Luke 7:36–50, Pastor Jeff Cox shares the powerful story of a sinful woman who found forgiveness at the feet of Jesus. As religious pride filled the room, she poured out her love and repentance—and Jesus responded with grace. Pastor Cox highlights the depth of our need and the greatness of God’s mercy, reminding us that those who are forgiven much, love much. This message calls us to humility, gratitude, and a deeper love for the Savior who still says, “Your sins are forgiven.”

"Only One Matthias" – John 21 In this deeply moving sermon from John 21, Pastor Jeff Cox reflects on the life of Peter—a man who failed, denied, and could have been cast aside. Just as Judas was replaced by Matthias, Peter could have been replaced too. But instead, Jesus met him on the shore, not with condemnation, but with restoration. Pastor Cox powerfully reminds us that God's grace doesn’t discard the broken—it redeems them. This message is a beautiful picture of how the Lord, in His mercy, still chooses to use us in His kingdom, not because we are worthy, but because He is gracious.

"The Other Side" – Daniel 3:1–30 In this powerful sermon from Daniel 3, Pastor Jeff Cox takes us into the fiery trial of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—and the unwavering worship that brought them through. “The Other Side” is about more than deliverance; it’s about who is worthy of our worship. While the world demands compromise and bowing to its idols, Pastor Cox challenges us to remain faithful, knowing that true worship may lead us into the fire—but it will also bring us face to face with the presence of God. This message will strengthen your resolve to worship the Lord alone, no matter the cost.

"The Destroyer" – John 10:10 In this sobering sermon from John 10:10, Pastor Jeff Cox exposes the tactics of Satan—the thief who comes to steal, kill, and destroy. With urgency and biblical clarity, he warns of the real and relentless work of the enemy in the lives of individuals, families, and churches. But Pastor Cox doesn’t stop there—he powerfully contrasts the destroyer’s purpose with the life-giving mission of Christ, who came that we might have life, and have it more abundantly. This message will open your eyes to the spiritual battle around you and point you to the victory found only in Jesus.

"Christian Liberty – Part II" – Galatians 2:1–9 In Part II of his message on Christian Liberty, Pastor Jeff Cox turns our attention to a vital truth: Christian liberty is never a license to indulge the flesh. Preaching from Galatians 2:1–9, he reminds us that the freedom we have in Christ is a call to holiness, not self-serving living. With clarity and conviction, Pastor Cox warns against misusing grace and challenges believers to walk in the Spirit, using their liberty to serve Christ and others. This sermon is a timely reminder to live in the freedom of the gospel while remaining surrendered to the Lordship of Jesus.

"Christian Liberty" – Galatians 2:1–9 In this compelling sermon from Galatians 2:1–9, Pastor Jeff Cox explores the true meaning of Christian liberty. Far from being a license to live as we please, Christian liberty is the freedom to live fully for Christ—free from the bondage of legalism and the weight of trying to earn God’s favor. Pastor Cox powerfully unpacks Paul’s defense of the gospel and reminds us that our standing with God is by grace through faith alone. This message will challenge you to walk in the freedom Christ provides while standing firm in the truth of His Word.

"Christ Arose" – Easter 2010 | John 10:9–18 In this Easter 2010 message, Pastor Jeff Cox proclaims the victorious truth of the risen Christ from John 10:9–18. With passion and clarity, he reminds us that Jesus, the Good Shepherd, willingly laid down His life—and took it up again in triumph over sin and death. This resurrection power is not just a past event, but a present hope for all who believe. “Christ Arose” is a celebration of life, victory, and the unstoppable love of our Savior. Let your heart be stirred by the power of the empty tomb and the voice of the Shepherd who still calls His sheep today.

"Mighty Men of Valor" – 2 Samuel 23:8-36 In this powerful sermon from 2 Samuel 23:8-36, Pastor Jeff Cox highlights the courageous Mighty Men of Valor who fought for King David with unwavering loyalty and strength. Pastor Cox draws a parallel to our own lives, urging us to hold fast to our sword—the Bible—and to honor and serve our King, Jesus Christ, with the same dedication. This message challenges us to be warriors of faith, standing firm in God's Word and faithfully serving our Savior with all our heart.

"There Was No More Sea" – A Special Anniversary Episode On the day Pastor Jeff Cox entered eternity, his dear friend Phill Huber stood in his pulpit and preached a powerful message titled "There Was No More Sea." Just hours before Pastor Cox took his final breath, his church gathered to hear this sermon—a message of hope, eternity, and the promise of a world without pain or separation. Now, on the 12th anniversary of his passing, we share this deeply meaningful sermon as a tribute to his life, his ministry, and the Savior he so faithfully served. May it encourage you, just as it did those who heard it that day, to fix your eyes on the eternal hope we have in Christ.

"The Power of the Holy Spirit" – Romans 8 In this dynamic sermon, Pastor Jeff Cox unpacks the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit as revealed in Romans 8. The Spirit of God is not just a passive presence but an active force that transforms, empowers, and leads believers in victory over sin and fear. Pastor Cox challenges us to live in the fullness of the Spirit, walking in His strength, assurance, and freedom. This message will encourage and equip you to rely on the Holy Spirit’s power in your daily walk with Christ.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Jeff Cox explores the often-overlooked figure of Ahikam in Jeremiah 26. When the prophet Jeremiah faced opposition and the threat of death for boldly proclaiming God’s message, Ahikam stood in the gap, defending him and ensuring his voice was not silenced. Pastor Cox challenges us to be like Ahikam—people of courage, conviction, and unwavering support for God’s truth, even in the face of adversity. This sermon will inspire you to stand firm in your faith and be a defender of God’s Word in a world that desperately needs it.

📖 Episode Title: "The Love of Christ Conforms Us" In this sermon from Ephesians 3:19, the third message in his series on the love of Christ, my dad, Jeff Cox, explores how Christ’s love shapes and transforms us. In "The Love of Christ Conforms Us," he explains how experiencing the fullness of Christ’s love changes our hearts, renews our minds, and molds us into His image. This message emphasizes that the more we understand and embrace the love of Christ, the more we reflect His character in our daily lives. It’s an invitation to allow His love to be the guiding force that shapes who we are and how we live. 🎧 Listen now and discover how the love of Christ works in us to make us more like Him.

📖 Episode Title: "The Love of Christ Constrains Us" In the second sermon of his series on the love of Christ, my dad, Jeff Cox, preaches from 2 Corinthians 5:14-15, focusing on how Christ’s love compels us to live differently. In "The Love of Christ Constrains Us," he unpacks the idea that the love of Christ isn’t just something we receive—it actively drives and shapes our actions, priorities, and purpose. This message challenges us to consider how Christ’s sacrificial love calls us to no longer live for ourselves but for Him who died and rose again on our behalf. It’s a call to a life marked by surrender, gratitude, and purpose. 🎧 Tune in to reflect on how Christ’s love moves us beyond ourselves and into a life fully devoted to Him.

📖 Episode Title: "The Love of Christ Conditions Us" In this sermon from Romans 8:28-39, my dad begins a series exploring the transformative power of Christ's love. In "The Love of Christ Conditions Us," he delves into how God's love shapes our lives, secures us in His promises, and strengthens us to face life’s challenges with confidence and hope. This message unpacks the profound truth that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ and highlights how His love actively works to conform us to His image. It’s a powerful reminder of the unshakable foundation believers have in Christ's love. 🎧 Listen now and discover how the love of Christ changes everything.

📖 Episode Title: "The School of Hard Knocks" In this episode, my dad, Jeff Cox, preaches from Acts 14:22 on the role of tribulation in the life of a believer. In "The School of Hard Knocks," he shares how God uses trials not to harm us but to strengthen our faith, shape our character, and deepen our dependence on Him. This sermon provides a biblical perspective on enduring hardship and reminds us that through many tribulations, we enter the Kingdom of God. Whether you're facing challenges or seeking to understand God's purpose in adversity, this message offers encouragement and hope grounded in Scripture. 🎧 Join us as we explore how God turns our struggles into stepping stones for spiritual growth.