Christ Church of Mt Airy Sermons

Matt Maka continues our James series by preaching on James 1:16-18. In the midst of a trial, we must believe the truth that God is good and always does good in order to remain steadfast.

Matt Maka continues our series in James by looking at James 1:12-15. The trials we experience in this life will reveal what we love and desire. To remain steadfast under trial and receive the promised crown of life, we must cultivate love for Jesus that surpasses our desires for other things.

Josh Markland continues our series in the book of James by focusing on James 1:9-12. Rich or poor, if your heart is hoping in the wrong thing the result is death. We have nothing of value to boast in except for God, who will give us the crown of life.

Sam Branchaw continues our series in James by showing from James 1:2-8 how God works through trials to make us perfect and complete as he calls us to respond with faith and joy.

Matt Maka kicks off our new series on the book of James with an overview of the main theme of the book that With Jesus as our Master and brothers/sisters at our side, we can fight wandering through faith and works.

Matt Maka continues his review of why we exist as a church. Focusing on Matthew 9:9-13, he shows that the Church exists for Spirit-filled mission. God has given us a unique power in community for making disciples. We need to be intentional about using our gifts together to effectively cultivate friendships and live on gospel mission. The second part of a two-part "Family Meeting."

Matt Maka takes a step back to review why we exist as a church. Focusing on Ephesians 4:11-16, he shows that our gathering as a church grows out of the mission that Jesus gave us to speak the truth of Jesus into the lives of everyone around us. The first part of a two-part "Family Meeting."

Jordan Thomas preaches from John 10:22-30 to help us understand that, because Jesus is the Good Shepherd, we can hear and follow Him, secure in the knowledge that we are fully known, forgiven by grace, and eternally accepted.

Matt Maka concludes our series on the Minor Prophets by preaching on Haggai 2:10-23. Haggai confronts the people of Israel in their self-righteousness to show them that, while they cannot make themselves clean through their obedience, God can make them clean through the gift of his grace.

Happy Easter! Matt Maka preaches on John 20:19-21 as he reflects on Jesus' words and actions after his resurrection. He demonstrates his love for his people as he stands among them to declare peace to them, bringing them everlasting life.