This week, pastoral elder Eric Byrom is wrapping up the Sermon on the Mount. In these last verses of Matthew 7:24-29, we see the last words of this sermon and their sobering reminder to not just hear, but to do what Jesus has been teaching us.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 7:24-29
Sermon Outline
Lay a solid foundation for your life!
This week, pastoral elder Eric Byrom continues our wrap up of the Sermon on The Mount this week with Matthew 7:21-23. These verses can be quite confusing to read. Do you find them confusing? Take some time to read over them and to ponder them in light of the rest of the Sermon on The Mount.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 7:21-23
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This week, pastoral elder Eric Byrom begins with the concluding verses of the Sermon on the Mount. These verses are summarizing the whole Sermon on the Mount and quite convicting.
This week, presiding elder Eric Byrom will be looking at Matthew 7:6-12. This passage seems to have very disparate thoughts, but upon a closer examination, it has to do with prayer for others.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 7:6-12
Sermon Outline
This week, pastoral elder Matt Godsil talks about a often quoted passage from the Book of Matthew. In continuing on with our sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount, listen in as he talks about how recent different life experiences build into this passage.
This week, Mitch Schwartz talks to us about how God has our back. Listen in on his points.
Happy 250th Independence Day! This Sunday, pastoral elder Eric Byrom talks through Matthew 6:22-23 and the concept of greed.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 6:22-23
Sermon Outline
This week, pastoral elder Eric Byrom continues our Sermon on the Mount Series. This relates to our broader theme for the year of Discipleship. The summary of discipleship is "Study, imitate and share Jesus!" The Sermon on the Mount allows us to study what Jesus values and to imitate it. This week, Eric focuses in on how we view wealth.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 6:19-21
This week, Greg Frankenfield speaks about fasting and how that in fasting in different ways and sometimes continuously will lead us to be closer to God.
This week, pastoral elder Matt Godsil talks about the chiasm in the Sermon on the Mount. A chiasm is a rhetorical device in which the grammatical structure or concepts of the first half of a passage are mirrored and reversed in the second half. It is amazing the connectedness of the Sermon on the Mount and other passages of the Bible.
Sermon Passage: Matthew 6:5-15
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