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The sermon audio of MidTree Church in Harris County, Ga. BEHOLD // BELIEVE // BECOME

  1. 5d ago

    Bread Of Life | John 6:25-59 | June 28th, 2026

    A full stomach is easy to recognize. A hungry soul is harder to name, and even harder to satisfy. We open John 6 with Jesus’ famous claim, “I am the bread of life,” and we follow the story behind it: the feeding of the five thousand, the crowd’s obsession with the sign, and the quiet warning that you can chase miracles while still missing the meaning. We wrestle with the question the crowd asks and we still ask today: “What must we do?” Jesus answers with gospel simplicity and clarity, calling belief the work God requires. From there we examine the subtle ways we try to improve the message: adding extra requirements that create guilt and judgment, or adding extra benefits as if Jesus isn’t enough. Along the way, we connect Jesus’ “I am” to God’s name in Exodus and show why that little phrase carries thunder. Bread runs through the whole Bible, from manna in the wilderness to daily bread in prayer to table fellowship in God’s presence. Jesus gathers all of it into Himself: dependable provision, intimate relationship, and a life that is not only eternal but abundant now. We also face the hard saying about eating His flesh and drinking His blood, and why it points us toward communion and a daily, desperate hunger for Christ rather than shelf-life religion. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    44 min

  2. Jun 21

    From Foe To Family | John 17 | June 21st, 2026

    Eternal life is not a finish line. It’s a relationship. We open John 17 and let Jesus tell us, in his own words, what “true life” actually is: knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ. From there, we follow the thread back to John 8 where Jesus says “I Am,” not as a poetic detail but as a direct claim to divine identity. That changes everything, because the goal is not to be vaguely “good with God,” but to be brought all the way home into the family of God.  We also get practical about what Jesus prays for us right before the cross: protection from the evil one, sanctification in truth, and a unity that looks so unlike normal human comfort that the world has to ask questions. We talk about spiritual disciplines, staying rooted in the local church when it gets messy, and why growth can feel like surgery. Since it’s Father’s Day, we connect it to parenting with a memorable metaphor: dads carry an invisible paintbrush, and our kids learn what God is like through what we paint over time.  If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    43 min

  3. Jun 14

    Even When We Feel Unsteady God Still Reigns | Daniel 7 | June 14th, 2024

    Daniel 7 is not a gentle passage. It is a storm at sea, a parade of beasts, a boastful horn, and a vision so intense that even Daniel, the man known for calm confidence, admits he is anxious and alarmed. That honesty opens a door for anyone who has ever thought, “I’m not myself right now,” and wondered what faith looks like when your usual steadiness disappears. We walk through the imagery with care, starting with why the “great sea” signals chaos in the biblical imagination and why the beasts feel like jump scares on purpose. We talk about how many interpreters connect the four beasts to real empires like Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece under Alexander the Great, and Rome, and why prophecy is not meant to feed panic but to form resilient hope. Then the camera cuts to the throne room: the Ancient of Days takes His seat, the court sits in judgment, and the books are opened. While the world churns, God is not rattled. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    46 min

  4. Jun 7

    Daniel In The Lions’ Den And The Cost Of Envy

    A story you think you know can still catch you off guard. Daniel 6 isn’t just about surviving lions, it’s about surviving envy, unfair systems, and the slow burn of comparison. We dig into why the most powerful people in the empire can’t tolerate one faithful man being a step ahead, and how jealousy turns into a plan to trap Daniel by targeting his prayer life. If you’ve felt the tension of standing out at work, being misunderstood for your convictions, or watching someone else’s “blessing” mess with your contentment, this message lands close to home. We also slow down on what makes Daniel so compelling: his integrity is so consistent that his enemies can’t find a real accusation. The only leverage they have is his devotion to God. That kind of faithful character can put a target on your back, but it also places you in the path of God’s grace. From there, we get intensely practical about building a durable prayer life, not as a last-second rescue plan, but as a daily rhythm. We share simple, actionable steps like choosing a time or season to pray, picking a quiet place, using your body in prayer, praying Scripture, praying boldly and specifically, tracking answers, and praying with others. Then the story flips in a way most people miss: Daniel is calm in the den while King Darius panics all night on the palace bed. We explore the difference between having hope that God can act and having peace rooted in a prayer-worn relationship with him. Along the way, we trace the stunning parallels between Daniel’s unjust suffering and Jesus, from being seized while praying to the sealed stone and the dawn rush toward deliverance. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    47 min

  5. May 31

    The Writing On The Wall | Daniel 5 | May 31st, 2026

    A thousand-person party. Stolen holy vessels turned into drinkware. A ruler so sure of himself he celebrates while an enemy army sits outside the gates. Then the music dies when a human hand starts writing on the wall in the brightest part of the room, and everyone sobers up at once. We open Daniel 5 and follow the story of King Belshazzar’s pride, panic, and sudden downfall. The king calls in every wise man he can find, but no one can help until the queen remembers Daniel, an older, forgotten servant of God who still carries clarity, courage, and spiritual backbone. Daniel refuses the king’s rewards, tells the truth about Nebuchadnezzar’s warning, and names the real issue: “You knew all this,” but you would not humble your heart. We also slow down on the meaning of the message: numbered, weighed, divided. It’s a sober reminder that our lives are not self-owned, and that judgment isn’t about a lack of information but about ignored light. At the same time, we connect the warning to the hope of the gospel: we don’t stand before God with a list of accomplishments, we stand with the grace of Jesus Christ, the one who carries what we cannot. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    45 min

  6. May 24

    When Pride Breaks | Daniel 4 | May 24th, 2025

    One dream. One towering tree. One sentence that cuts through our noise: “the Most High rules the kingdom of men.” Daniel 4 is a story about the humbling of Nebuchadnezzar, but it lands on all of us because pride rarely announces itself. Sometimes it looks like competence, independence, or the quiet belief that we can run our lives without help, without prayer, and without surrender. We walk through the dream that turns from a beautiful picture of strength into a warning from heaven, then we sit with the mercy tucked inside the severity: the stump remains, the suffering has a limit, and God’s intent is restoration, not destruction. Along the way, we notice Daniel’s surprising heart for the king who harmed him and connect that to Jesus’ call to love your enemies, bless those who curse you, and pray for those who abuse you. We also get practical about repentance, because Daniel’s counsel is not sentimental. Repentance is not vague regret; it is turning with action, practicing righteousness, and showing mercy where we have ignored it. The turning point for Nebuchadnezzar is simple and life-changing: he lifts his eyes to heaven, and his reason returns. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    46 min

  7. May 17

    The Only King That Will Never Be Destroyed | Pastor Will Hawk | 17 May, 2026

    We walk through Daniel 3 and watch Nebuchadnezzar move from “Who is the god who can deliver you?” to blessing the Most High God. We wrestle with where we run when pressure hits and why real faith stays steady even when the outcome is unknown.  • Nebuchadnezzar’s gold statue as a picture of self-worship  • The shift from lowercase g gods to the one true God  • A personal gut-check on where we seek deliverance  • Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego’s resolved refusal to bow  • Faith as assurance plus conviction even if God says no  • The furnace heated sevenfold and the cost of obedience  • The fourth man in the fire and Jesus as the door  • Why they have to be told to come out  • The fire burning only the restraints  If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    40 min

  8. May 10

    A Faith Worth Passing On | Pastor Will Hawk | May 10th, 2026

    We celebrate child dedications on Mother’s Day and name the joy and grief many people carry when they walk into church. We open 2 Timothy 1 to ask how we become like Daniel and raise kids with resilient faith while living in a world that pushes the other way.  • child dedication as parents and church family making shared commitments  • honoring mothers while making space for loss, infertility, and longing  • the question of living in “Babylon” and pursuing faithful formation anyway  • Timothy as a case study for sincere faith shaped over time  • spiritual imbalance at home and why Scripture does not hide it  • godly mentors and intergenerational relationships that keep faith alive  • “plant trees you will not sit under” as a picture of long obedience  • mothers and grandmothers as primary channels of faith formation  • God using imperfect homes to form deeply faithful people  • fanning spiritual gifts into flame and refusing cruise control Christianity  • gifts growing in the church and being sent out into the world  If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

    56 min
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The sermon audio of MidTree Church in Harris County, Ga. BEHOLD // BELIEVE // BECOME

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  • Creator
    MidTree Church
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    354
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    © 2026 MidTree Church
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