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Reading the Text, Feeding the Flock

Author: Pastor Rob

Reverend Robert “Rob” Jones, M.Div., is an honors graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary and a minister within Providence Presbytery. He began his ministry as a Ruling Elder at Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church. He is married to Mica Jones, his childhood sweetheart, and they have two children, Sebastian and Piper. Interesting Fact: Rob was the Ruling Elder Commissioner to the 225 General Assembly in Louisville, Kentucky, in 2022 for Providence Presbytery. He now serves Christ in ministry at Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church. He loves to preach and teach, study and learn.
  • “Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled”

    Feeling weighed down by fear, uncertainty, or grief? Join us for the sermon “Let Not Your Hearts Be Troubled” from John 14:1–14 with Rev. Rob Jones. Discover the comfort of a Savior who not only prepares a place for His people, but draws near to troubled hearts right now. Come hear how Jesus—our way, our truth, and our life—meets us in the storm with a promised home, a present peace, and a hope that cannot be shaken.

  • Are We Listening?

    Are we truly listening—to Jesus, or to the whispers of division and fear? In this sermon on Luke 6:27–38, Rev. Rob Jones challenges us to love our enemies, reject cynicism, and practice a radical generosity that reflects the heart of Christ. Discover how turning the other cheek, giving without expecting in return, and resisting the devil’s lies can transform our lives, our communities, and our witness to the world. Come be encouraged, convicted, and called deeper into the boundless love and mercy of God. Are you listening?

  • …and His Disciples Believed In Him

    Join Rev. Rob Jones as he explores Jesus’ first miracle at the wedding in Cana and what it reveals about God’s sovereign grace, covenant promises, and transforming power. Discover how water turned to wine points to a new covenant in Christ’s blood, a foretaste of the great messianic banquet, and the gift of saving faith. Come be reminded that in Christ, our empty jars are filled, our joy is renewed, and “his disciples believed in him.”

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