[10/02/2022 PM] What Christian Living Should Look Like (Galatians 1:1-18)

Speaker: Pastor Matthew Walker

Series: Galatians

No one likes to be called names. The old adage of “sticks and stones ...” has it all wrong because words do hurt. Name-calling, at least being on the receiving end, can be painful. So it is not fun to be called names, even ones as seemingly innocuous as “you’re a goodie-goodie” or “you’re holier than thou.” But isn’t that what we should be? At the end of Galatians, after untethering the Christian life from law-keeping, the Apostle Paul shows us What Christian Living Should Look Like (Galatians 1:1-18).

[10/02/2022 AM] If You Spent a Day With Jesus (Mark 1:21-34)

Speaker: Pastor Matthew Walker

Series: The Gospel of Mark

We have a world-changing faith—one that has the power to radically reshape everything about life and culture. It may not seem that way, but the gospel still changes the lives of those who believe it. Our God still sovereignly controls all things and has authority over the forces of evil. Our calling is to show God’s love to the world, even to those who least deserve it. While this may not be what many Christians experience (for various reasons), this is what you would see If You Spent a Day With Jesus (Mark 1:21-34).

[09/25/2022 PM] The Book of Acts: God’s Passion for Missions

Speaker: Pastor Joseph Jo

Series: Paul's Missionary Journeys

With Pastor Joe, we are starting a new series on Paul’s Missionary Journeys. Luke’s records of Paul’s three missionary journeys in Acts instruct us how we should reach the world with the gospel. Tonight, we will lay a foundation for the remainder of the series by studying important introductory matters to the Book of Acts. Tonight’s message: The Book of Acts: God’s Passion for Missions.

[09/25/2022 AM] Don’t Worry about Money (Matthew 6:24-33)

Speaker: Pastor Joseph Jo

Series: Salvation and Holiness

Influenced by the materialistic culture, we constantly worry about money. When we lack food, drink, or clothes, we think it is okay to worry about those things. But is it really okay to worry about them as God’s children? In today’s text, the Lord Jesus teaches us an invaluable lesson to pull us out of the materialistic culture. Today’s message: Don’t Worry about Money (Matthew 6:24-33).

[9/18/2022 PM] Maranatha Baptist University Impact Team (2 Peter 1)

Speaker: Tyler Juvinall [Maranatha Baptist University Impact Team]

The Maranatha Baptist University Impact Team will be with us tonight. Please enjoy this special time.

[9/18/2022 AM] Three Terrible Applications of Tolerable Sins (Matthew 27:15-25)

Speaker: Pastor Matthew Walker

Series: Communion Service

Jesus was murdered; that fact is unassailable, but His murder was not a crime of passion. It was not unplanned. Those who put Jesus to death carefully laid out their scheme to arrest Him, unjustly convict Him, and have Him executed by the Romans. Behind their scheme was a tangle of sins that taken alone do not seem to be that terrible. They were “tolerable sins,” in that they were the type that we tolerate in ourselves. (Matthew 27:15-25)

[09/11/2022 PM] The Wild West of Christian Living (Galatians 5:1-6:10)

Speaker: Mattew Walker

Series: Galatians

People often have a Hollywood image in their minds of what life was like in the American West in the 1800’s. They see gunslingers with silver-handled six-shooters spraying bullets all over the street. Westerns have given us the idea that life was all saloons and card-games and gun-fights. Many Christians today have this idea that without the Law keeping the peace, there would be no peace. The exact opposite is true.

Watching a Spiritual Train Wreck (Galatians 4:1-31)

Speaker: Pastor Matthew Walker

Series: Galatians

There is something about our natural curiosity that causes us to look at things that are difficult to see—a car accident happens and everyone drives by slowly to see what it looks like. Using your mind’s eye, try to image legalism like one big 50-car pile up on an interstate. Like an accident, it is really hard to watch someone leave the gospel of grace and willingly march back into a life of spiritual bondage. Tonight’s sermon: Watching a Spiritual Train Wreck (Galatians 4:1-31)

The Story of My Friend (Mark 1:1-15)

The Gospel of Mark is considered by many scholars to be the first Gospel account formally written about Jesus’s life and ministry. While it bears Mark’s name in our translations, there was no title to the Gospel originally. In fact, while it was likely Mark’s pen that wrote the Gospel, the words are the apostle Peter’s. It bears all of the markers of Peter’s personality, strong and frenetic. It also is Peter’s reflections of his relationship with Jesus. Today’s sermon: The Story of My Friend. (Mark 1:1-15)

The Worldview of Godly Fear (Hebrews 11:23-28)

It’s hard to look at something right in front of you, to see it clearly, but also know it is an illusion, a lie. The best magicians are able to trick the mind into thinking one thing, when reality is something else. Satan is a master magician. He has convinced the world that God is false and he is right. But those who embrace Scripture as God’s revelation know that the meaning of life is not about what appears to be true, but what God says is true. Today’s sermon: The Worldview of Godly Fear. (Hebrews 11:23-28)