Christ Church of Mt Airy Sermons

Matt Maka continues our series on the Minor Prophets by preaching on Haggai 2:1-9. As his people face discouragement rebuilding the temple, God is determined to help his people overcome their discouragement and fear in the mission by building them together as a Spirit-filled community with all the resources they need to work for his glory as they hope for the day of greater glory.

Matt Maka continues the series on the Minor Prophets by preaching on Haggai 1. God will bring discipline on his people when they busy themselves with self-seeking in order that they might consider their ways and stop missing out on his presence.

Denny Cook preaches from the book of 1 John. Our habitual practice of living for God--confession of sin, overcoming worldly temptation, and loving God and others--is evidence of a changed life through the saving grace of Christ.

Matt Maka continues the series on the Minor Prophets by preaching from the book of Habakkuk. When Habakkuk doesn't understand how God can be acting for the good of himself or his people in the midst of severe difficulty, God shows him that his plans are far beyond Habakkuk's plans, and by waiting on God he can still rejoice in God through faith.

Matt Maka continues the series on the Minor Prophets by preaching from the book of Amos. God roars through Amos to warn and prepare us to meet our God. He comes in judgment on those who flaunt their prosperity and religious practices without caring for the poor and needy around them.

Matt Maka begins a series on the Minor Prophets by preaching on the book of Joel. On the day of the Lord, whether coming in judgment or blessing, God wants his people to know that he is their God. He calls his people to return to him so that the Day of the Lord will be a time of blessing, but promises judgment for those who reject him.

Living by faith in Christ, not works of the law, gives us true freedom.

Enduring faith accepts God for who he is and refuses to give up on God's good heart.