MissionWay Church Sunday Sermons

MissionWay Church
  • 5.0 (1)
  • Christianity
  • Updated Weekly

Listen to our Sunday Sermons here. For a video version of these, you can visit: https://www.missionwaychurch.org/watch

  1. 4d ago

    The Burial of Jesus (Matthew 27:57-66)

    The burial of Jesus is a vital part of the gospel story, demonstrating the fulfillment of God's promises, confirming the reality of Christ's death, and preparing the way for His resurrection. Through the faithful example of Joseph of Arimathea and the two Marys, contrasted with the hardened hearts of the chief priests and Pharisees, we are challenged to trust Christ, stand firm in faith, and remember that for those who believe, the tomb is not the end—Sunday is coming.

    33 min

  2. Jun 21

    Lost and Found (Luke 15)

    Luke 15 contains three stories of lost things - a sheep, a coin, and two sons. Jesus told the stories to two very different audiences. We will explore how Jesus used the stories to reveal the way God extends His mercy and grace to all who would receive these gifts. The third story has no conclusion. It was as if Jesus was offering an invitation, hoping for a response from both audiences ... and from us!

    42 min

  3. Jun 14

    The Death of Christ (Matthew 27:45-56)

    The death of Jesus is among the most discussed event in all of Christianity. So much so that it can normalize this event leading to a possible desensitization. In these verses, Matthew attempted to demonstrate that Jesus of Nazareth is the long-awaited Messiah, the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy, and the rightful King of Israel. Written in the 50s-60s AD, the Gospel aimed to solidify the faith of early believers and provide a cohesive account of Jesus’s teachings and life. The book emphasized how Jesus fulfilled over 60 prophetic passages from the OT confirming that He was the “Son of God,” “Son of David,” and the “Son of Abraham” – the Messiah.

    40 min

  4. Jun 7

    The Crucifixion (Matthew 27:27-44)

    In this passage, Jesus is mocked, beaten, and crucified by Roman soldiers and hostile crowds. Though He possesses all authority and power, He willingly endures humiliation and suffering in order to accomplish the Father's plan of redemption. The mocking reveals the depth of human sin, while the cross reveals the depth of God's love and the cost of our salvation. Jesus remains faithful to His mission, bearing the punishment we deserved so that sinners might be reconciled to God.

    46 min

  5. May 31

    Jesus Takes Barabbas' Place (Matthew 27:15-26)

    In this passage, the guilt of every person involved is exposed: Pilate refuses the truth, the religious leaders reject their Messiah, and the crowd chooses Barabbas over Christ. Yet in the middle of humanity’s sin and rebellion, we see the beauty of the Gospel: the guilty go free because the innocent Savior takes their place. In this sermon, we will explore how people attempt to avoid or silence their guilt, while pointing to Jesus as the only One who can truly bear our sin and provide forgiveness, freedom, and hope.

    38 min

  6. May 24

    Jesus is Silent before Pilate (Matthew 27:11-14)

    As Jesus stands before Pontius Pilate, falsely accused and facing death, His remarkable silence reveals His complete trust in the Father’s sovereign plan. While the chief priests rage with accusations and Pilate marvels at His composure, Jesus refuses to defend Himself, willingly submitting to the path that would lead to the cross. As we behold Christ in His suffering, we are challenged to trust God in our own trials, entrusting ourselves to the One who judges justly and rules over all things according to His perfect plan.

    34 min

  7. May 17

    Judas' Worldly Sorrow (Matthew 27:1-10)

    In Week 9 of our “Road to the Cross” series, we examine Matthew 27:1-10 and the tragic story of Judas Iscariot. Judas felt deep remorse over betraying Jesus, confessed his wrongdoing, and even returned the silver, yet his sorrow still led to death. Why? Because there is a difference between worldly sorrow and godly repentance. This sermon contrasts Judas’ despair with Peter’s repentance and warns against trusting in religious activity, knowledge, or emotion apart from genuine faith in Christ. While the world says, “See to it yourself,” Jesus invites weary and broken sinners to come to Him for true forgiveness, rest, and redemption.

    43 min

  8. May 10

    Sin's Deceit & Sin's Defeat (Matthew 26:69-75) - Peter's Denial

    In Week 8 of Road to the Cross, we look at Gospel of Matthew 26:69–75 and Peter’s denial of Jesus. This story is a sobering reminder of sin’s deceit and the surprising power of grace. Peter’s fall didn’t happen overnight; it was the result of a slow drift that warns us to take sin seriously. Yet in his bitter repentance, we also see hope: when we behold our suffering Savior, true change begins. This message will challenge both pride and despair, whether you think you could never fall that far, or you feel like you already have. Through Peter’s story, we’ll learn to recognize the danger of drifting, distinguish true repentance from false grief, and ultimately rest in the greater grace of Jesus Christ—a grace strong enough to save us even from our worst failures.

    42 min
See All (228)

About

Listen to our Sunday Sermons here. For a video version of these, you can visit: https://www.missionwaychurch.org/watch

Information