Generations Church ML Sermons

Jesus’ advice for us when we’re feeling worried is simple: don’t do it. If Jesus said it, it must be possible, so how do we get to this magical state of no worries? In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus asks us to consider what we’re investing in, looking at, and trusting in, because those things are looking to control us, and worry is a sign that they have our attention.

When you feel like a failure, it’s easy to believe your story is over. But the empty tomb tells a different story. In this message, we look at how Jesus restored Peter after his greatest failure—and what that means for us today. Your past doesn’t have to define you. Because Jesus is alive, your regrets can be redeemed and your future can be restored.

When anxiety takes over it can feel like everything is falling apart. In those moments we just want to find peace again, but peace isn’t found in having everything just right. In this sermon we’ll discover how the empty tomb proves that Jesus didn’t leave us alone, and that He wants to be with us in the storms. Because He lives, I can have peace!

When hope feels dead, God is still working.

This Easter we’re talking about the moment that changed history — the empty tomb. Friday looked like defeat. Saturday felt silent. But Sunday changed everything. Because Jesus rose from the dead, your story isn’t over, your past can be forgiven, and your future can be different.

As the crowds celebrated, Jesus wept. The people wanted a king to fix their problems, but Jesus came to save their hearts. This message challenges us to ask an important question: Do we love Jesus for who He is, or just for what He can do for us?

Sharing our faith is not about pressure, performance, or having all the answers. It is about simply making Jesus known. We are called to be ambassadors for Christ, while God is the one responsible for changing hearts. We must move past fear, trust the Holy Spirit, and take simple, practical steps to share Jesus through invitations, personal testimony, and everyday obedience.

Listen as guest speaker Pastor Jerry Beebe talks about Spiritual Priorities and how they can change our lives for the better.

In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus challenges us to examine what we are truly hungry for. Just like filling up on chips before a meal ruins your appetite for something better, filling our lives with distraction, comfort, and noise can crowd out our hunger for God.

In Matthew 6, Jesus warns us about performative religion — praying to be seen instead of praying to be known. When our faith becomes about applause, we lose the real reward: intimacy with our Father. Prayer is not a presentation; it’s a relationship. God isn’t looking for impressive words — He’s inviting us into authentic connection where His kingdom comes and His will is done in us.

Pastor Tyrone Rinta gives a powerful message on Matthew 6 and how to normalize a passionate pursuit of Jesus. Ending with a great daily habit of seeking him and enjoying him.