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King's Cross Church

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Join us each week for an expositional sermon from King’s Cross Church located in Helena, Montana. At King’s Cross we seek to relate the gospel-centered message of the scriptures and understand the authorial intent of each passage. This means that we will walk through the scriptures verse by verse, book by book, to challenge and exhort the congregation to know and obey God’s Word.

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Easter Sunday | Luke 24:1-12

This Easter Pastor Michael explored the profound significance of Jesus' resurrection as recorded in Luke 24:1-12. We looked into how this event, far from being a mere story or tradition, represents the pivotal moment in human history that offers salvation and hope to all who believe. Pastor Michael emphasized that the resurrection, though shocking and unexpected even to Jesus' followers, was both predicted in Scripture and essential for our salvation.

35 min
APR 13

Palm Sunday | Luke 19:28-44

This sermon explores Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem as recorded in Luke 19:28-44. We examine how Jesus purposefully revealed His identity as the prophesied King, the appropriateness of praise directed towards Him, and His compassionate heart for His people. Pastor Michael message reminds us of Christ's supreme authority and His deep love for us, challenging us to respond with wholehearted devotion and worship.

33 min
APR 6

Matthew 5:17-20 | Jesus is the Greater Righteousness

This sermon explored Jesus' relationship to the Old Testament Law, as outlined in Matthew 5:17-20. We learned that Jesus came not to abolish the Law, but to fulfill it. This fulfillment is both prophetic (as the Old Testament pointed to Him) and in completion (as He lived out perfect righteousness). Pastor Michael emphasized our need for Christ's righteousness, as our own efforts can never meet God's holy standard.

35 min
MAR 30

Matthew 5:13-16 | Salt and Light

This week we explored Jesus' teachings in Matthew 5:13-16, where He calls us the "salt of the earth" and the "light of the world." We looked into what it means to be salt and light in our daily lives, and how these metaphors relate to our role as citizens of God's kingdom. Pastor Michael emphasized that our purpose is not just to be good people, but to point others to the glory of Christ and His kingdom through our words and actions.

32 min
MAR 23

Matthew 5:1-12 | The Beatitudes

In this sermon on the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, Pastor Michael challenges us to reexamine our understanding of true blessedness. The message reminds us that God's kingdom operates on a different paradigm than the world's. We're called to be 'poor in spirit,' recognizing our spiritual bankruptcy apart from God. This humility opens the door to genuine mourning over sin, meekness, and a hunger for righteousness. As we embrace these countercultural attitudes, we're promised comfort, inheritance, and satisfaction from God Himself. The Beatitudes aren't just nice sayings; they're a radical call to live as citizens of heaven while still on earth. How might our lives change if we truly internalized these teachings? Let's consider how being merciful, pure in heart, and peacemakers could transform our relationships and communities. Ultimately, this sermon challenges us to find our identity and worth not in worldly success, but in our relationship with God and our reflection of His character.

44 min
MAR 16

Matthew 4:12-25 | The Radical Call to Follow Jesus

This sermon explores Jesus' call to discipleship, emphasizing the radical nature of following Christ. It contrasts the American dream with the true cost of discipleship, urging believers to abandon their personal kingdoms for the sake of God's kingdom. Pastor Michael highlights the transformative power of Christ's call, the need for genuine repentance, and the importance of living a life fully devoted to Jesus, even when it means leaving behind comfort and security.

40 min
MAR 9

Matthew 4:1-11 | Christ's Victory in the Wilderness

In this powerful exploration of Matthew 4:1-11, we dive into the reality of temptation and its spiritual significance. The passage recounts Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, revealing profound truths about our own struggles with sin. We learn that temptation is not just a personal battle, but an attack on God's kingdom. The enemy often strikes when we're vulnerable, offering seemingly harmless alternatives that ultimately lead us away from God's will. Jesus' response to each temptation demonstrates the power of God's Word and unwavering trust in the Father. This narrative invites us to examine our own hearts, recognizing how we might be tempted towards self-gratification, self-protection, or self-exaltation. By understanding the true nature of temptation, we're better equipped to face our own trials, relying on God's strength and promises rather than our own efforts.

39 min
MAR 2

Matthew 3:1-17 | Repentance and the Kingdom

This sermon explores Matthew 3:1-17, focusing on John the Baptist's call to repentance and the arrival of God's kingdom through Jesus Christ. We look into the true meaning of repentance, the significance of the Kingdom of Heaven, and Jesus' baptism. This passage challenges us to examine our hearts, reorient our lives towards God's kingdom, and embrace the transformative power of Christ's righteousness.

39 min
FEB 23

Matthew 2:13-23 | The New Exodus and End of Exile

This week's sermon dives into Matthew 2:13-23, exploring how Jesus fulfills Old Testament prophecies and themes. We examine three key concepts: Jesus as the New Exodus, the End of Exile, and the Rejected Redeemer. Pastor Michael highlights how Jesus' early life parallels Israel's history, emphasizing His role as our deliverer from sin, the one who ends our spiritual exile, and the Redeemer who was ultimately rejected by those He came to save.

36 min
FEB 16

Matthew 2:1-12 | Responding to the True King

This sermon explores Matthew 2:1-12, focusing on the arrival of the Magi and Herod's reaction to Jesus' birth. We examine how the birth of Christ presents everyone with a choice: submission or rebellion. Pastor Michael emphasizes that Jesus is the prophesied King who fulfills Old Testament promises, and our response to Him should be one of worship and obedience.

32 min

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Join us each week for an expositional sermon from King’s Cross Church located in Helena, Montana. At King’s Cross we seek to relate the gospel-centered message of the scriptures and understand the authorial intent of each passage. This means that we will walk through the scriptures verse by verse, book by book, to challenge and exhort the congregation to know and obey God’s Word.

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