Sermons on Matthew
Return to Why We Are Here
Matthew 21:1-14 — We exist on earth and as the Church to worship and serve God as Temples of the Holy Spirit.
Not By Bread Alone
Matthew 4:1-4; Psalm 19:7-11 — God’s Word invites and connects us into a loving relationship with our heavenly Father.
Repentance Re-Framed
Matthew 3:1-17 — Jesus baptism re-frames the meaning and our experience of repentance, resulting in the forgiveness of sin for all who trust him.
Christmas is Coming!
Isaiah 40:1-5; Matthew 3:1-6 — God has made a way for us to know Him and turn to Him; Jesus Immanuel is that way.
The Power of the Blues
Isaiah 35:1-10; Matthew 11:2-6 — God not only knows the human condition, but has entered into it to bring healing and hope.
Reflections and Glimpses
Matthew 25:14-30 — Finance elder, Mark Katibah, walks the congregation through highlights of the past year and summarizes where the elders, staff, and congregation discern that God is leading us in 2020.
The Call for Discipleship
Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 2:42-47 — When we pursue intentional discipleship within the body of Christ, we will love each other better, be more generous, more joyful and fulfilled.
Come and Worship
Matthew 12:1-12 — Seek God through scripture, gather with others in worship and service and you will be prepared to encounter God and receive faith.
The Christmas Story
Various – A Christmas Eve service of lessons and carols, with some reflection on parts of the Christmas story.
Get Ready
Isaiah 40:1-5; Matthew 3:1-6 — God’s light has dawned; Jesus has brought God’s face near.
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