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Sermon by: Pastor Matt Spradlin Matthew 5:1-3 We cannot come to God until we recognize our spiritual bankruptcy and His desire and ability in Christ to forgive us. It doesn’t matter whether we are homeless or a millionaire, when we come to the cross we are all beggars. A spiritual beggar is someone who sees their sin and cries out to God like the publican, “Oh God, have mercy on me, a sinner.”
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Sermon by: Pastor Matt Spradlin Matthew 5:38-42 Jesus taught we are not to have a retaliatory spirit where we demand justice in every situation. When we are wronged, we are to respond with grace rather than vengeance. That is exactly how God deals with us. We have rebelled against and wronged God, and instead of God giving us justice, through Jesus He gives us grace. Sermon By: Pastor Matt Spradlin Matthew 6:24-34 Our hope is not in the economy. Our hope is not in our job security. Our hope is not in the stock market. Our hope is in Jesus, and He is in control. The hope of the gospel is not just for salvation, it is for all of life. We overcome worry by realizing God loves us and He is in control, and by surrendering our soul and lives to Him. Then we trust Him with the rest. Sermon By: Pastor Matt Spradlin Matthew 28:18-20 We need to go back and review the basics for success in any endeavor, but that is especially true when it comes to following Jesus. A river is always purest at its source. For you and I, that source is Jesus. His teachings, life, love, and righteousness is the ideal we are seeking to duplicate. As a church, we are trying as best we can to follow the teachings of Jesus in the Bible, and restore the church to its original form as best we can. We see that form here in this passage in what is called the Great Commission of Jesus. Click HERE to download sermon.
Sermon By: Pastor Matt Spradlin Matthew 1:18-25 The virgin birth of Christ is one of the great doctrines of the Christian faith and most discussed events in all of human history. But why was Jesus born of a virgin? This passage answers that question in multiple ways. Click HERE to download sermon.
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