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Oct 11

No Excuses - Exodus 3:7 - 4:17

This Message explores the human tendency to make excuses when God calls for obedience. Pastor Matt begins by challenging the congregation to reflect on their own resistance to God's commands, such as jealousy, covetousness, and basic obedience—before diving into the biblical narrative. In the passage, God reveals Himself to Moses, acknowledges the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt, and promises to deliver them to a bountiful land. However, Moses's initial excitement quickly shifts to hesitation when God reveals that Moses himself is the chosen instrument being sent to Pharaoh to lead the people out of captivity. Moses proceeds to make excuses about his own identity, ability, knowledge, fear of rejection, inadequacy, and outright opposition to God's idea. God has a plan and ultimately uses Moses to accomplish it.
Oct 7

Biblical Analysis: Does God Command Abortion

The sermon addresses the claim that God commands abortion by examining the Law of Jealousies in Numbers 5. It argues that the text describes a ritual to test a wife's fidelity when a husband suspects adultery, rather than prescribing a chemical termination of pregnancy. The analysis highlights that the woman is not stated to be pregnant, and the outcome depends on divine judgment rather than a consistent chemical reaction. The central theological theme is that this law serves to restrict the wickedness of men, preventing them from arbitrarily accusing and killing innocent wives. By applying hermeneutical tools such as context and cross-referencing, the message demonstrates that the passage protects the innocent and upholds God's character as good.
Oct 4

Saul's Jealousy

Sunday Afternoon Service 10/4/2026
Oct 4

The First Jesus Revolution

This Lord's Day we examined how the first "Jesus Revolution" began. It is a story of how early Christians turned the world upside down for Jesus. At its core, true Christianity is revolutionary. It brings radical change not merely to our lives, but to our world.
Oct 4

Wisdom From Above

This sermon explores the distinction between earthly wisdom and the wisdom from above as presented in James 3. It defines true wisdom as the skill of godly living, requiring the application of moral truth with a meek spirit rather than mere intellectual knowledge. The text contrasts the destructive nature of bitter jealousy and selfish ambition, which lead to disorder, with the fruit of the Spirit, including purity, peace, gentleness, and sincerity. The message emphasizes that these qualities are not achieved through human effort but are the result of yielding to the Holy Spirit over time. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus Christ as the embodiment of divine wisdom, whose self-sacrificial love on the cross provides the righteousness and reconciliation that human striving cannot attain.
Oct 1

God's Sovereign Plan

This sermon explores the narrative of Joseph in Genesis 37 to demonstrate the sovereignty of God over human evil and circumstance. It argues that God orchestrated specific events, such as the timing of the Ishmaelite traders and the interventions of Reuben and Judah, to fulfill His divine plan for Joseph despite the brothers' jealousy and malice. The teaching emphasizes the importance of meditating on Scripture to discern these divine workings and apply them to personal life and family instruction. It highlights Joseph's ultimate forgiveness of his brothers as a testament to his character and God's grace, contrasting his integrity with the moral failures of his era. The overall intent is to encourage believers to trust in God's specific plan for their lives and to study the Bible with depth and attention to detail.
Sep 27

God's Righteous Jealousy

This sermon explores the divine attribute of God's jealousy, distinguishing it from sinful human envy by framing it as a holy zeal for His exclusive glory and covenant loyalty. By contrasting the perfect order of creation with the disorder introduced by the fall, the message illustrates how humanity's desire for autonomy constitutes idolatry that severs the life-giving relationship with the Creator. The preacher uses the institution of marriage as a primary metaphor to reveal the depth of God's covenantal love, showing how His jealousy protects the exclusive union He desires with His people. The narrative culminates in the gospel promise found in Hosea, where God betroths His people to Himself forever through the imputed righteousness of Christ, satisfying both His justice and His mercy. Finally, the sermon addresses God's avenging jealousy, asserting that His wrath against sin and His love for His people are perfectly united on the cross, offering both a warning to the unrepentant and comfort to believers who trust in His perfect justice.
Sep 20

Lowly and Riding a Donkey

Pastor Brian's sermon examines the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as a deliberate fulfillment of Zechariah's prophecy, highlighting the contrast between a conquering king and a meek savior. By analyzing the four distinct groups present during the event—the disciples, the multitudes, the curious onlookers, and the Pharisees—the message illustrates varying levels of understanding and commitment to Christ. Pastor Brian argues that while the crowds honored Jesus, they often undervalued his divine nature and the true purpose of his mission, which was reconciliation through sacrifice rather than political liberation. This historical account serves as a mirror for contemporary believers, challenging them to examine their own motives and the depth of their discipleship. The central call is to move beyond casual curiosity or self-serving faith to a life fully surrendered to Jesus, recognizing that only such dedication matters when He returns as judge.

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