Jesus and Your Audience

Jesus and Your Audience

A Sermon Based on Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 

This sermon, preached on the occasion of Ash Wednesday, moves through Jesus’ portrayals over various actors: the prayer, the faster, and the giver. It seeks to show the listener how and why we often play to the wrong audience as they did. It then moves the listener onto a different stage before a different audience. It seeks to make the unseen seen and make the listener an actor who plays to the only audience that has ever mattered.

Jesus and the Narrow Road

Jesus and the Narrow Road

A Sermon Based on Matthew 7:15-23

In this Scripture, Jesus concludes his great teaching called the Sermon on the Mount, sending his disciples back to the narrow road of life with two definite warnings. This sermon looks at those warnings and applies them to modern life by pointing the listener to specific and common pitfalls. It concludes with a preaching of Jesus’ gospel and a call to authentic faith that rises out of Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount.

Sermon on the Mount 5

The Fifth Sermon in a Series based on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 7:1-5

"Do not judge." That's what Jesus' said. It was part of his wrap-up to his epic teaching in the Sermon on the Mount. And why? Listen in to find out how this teaching relates to the community he wants his church to be. A community after his own heart.

Sermon on the Mount 1

The First Sermon in a Sermon Series based on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5:1-12

The beatitudes are the gateway into the rest of the Sermon on the Mount. They unlock it. This sermon explains that they are grace-filled pronouncements from the heart of God for people who don't deserve them. Listen in below.