Christ Church of Mt Airy Sermons

Matt Maka continues our series on the book of Joshua by looking at Joshua 2, demonstrating that Rahab's faith among Israel's enemies shows us how God pours out his grace on both his people and the unexpected among us.

Matt Maka begins our new series on the book of Joshua by taking a look at chapter 1, showing us that God empowers Joshua to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land as their savior, and because Joshua is a representation of Jesus, we are called to follow Jesus as our perfect savior the way the Israelites followed Joshua.

Matt Maka concludes our series on Making Disciples by building a theology of what it means to GO on mission in order to build our faith to share the gospel with joy.

Matt Maka continues our series on Making Disciples by looking at Psalm 63, reminding us that because God is our God, we should be earnestly seeking him with all our being.

Matt Maka continues our series on Making Disciples by looking at Hebrews 12:1-2, where he asks us to consider what hinders and what encourages the expansion of the Jesus and his Gospel in our lives. Together we must identify the weights and sins that weigh us down, lay them aside, and look to Jesus.

Matt Maka continues our series on making disciples, looking at 1 Peter 2:9-12 to show that as we contemplate what makes Christ marvelous, the gospel expands within us and it results in proclaiming his glory to others.

Matt Maka continues our series on making disciples by looking at Isaiah 61:1-3, showing us that God has given us his Spirit to expand His message of hope and good news to our community. We have been made aware of a specific opportunity in our community to share Jesus' love with a group of people who are deprived of relational interaction and who long to feel valued, loved, and accepted.

Matt Maka begins a new series about making disciples by looking at Psalm 78:1-8, showing us that God created us in such a way that the Gospel may expand both inside us and in the world through us.

Matt Maka continues our series in the book of James by looking at James 5:13-18, where he shows us that God uses ordinary people who exercise faith through confession of sin and fervent prayer as his means to unleash the power to comfort the suffering, heal the sick, and grant forgiveness of sins.