Landmark Sermons

Deception offers pleasure, acceptance, and security, but leaves the consequences out of the advertisement.

In “Intoxicated by the Lie: Three Angelic Warnings,” Pastor Matthew Maher explores Revelation 14:6–13, where heaven calls the world to worship the Creator, announces Babylon’s fall, and warns of the judgment awaiting those who worship the Beast.

These announcements confront our compromises and reveal the mercy of a God who warns before He judges. They also encourage believers to remain faithful: Babylon will fall, evil will face judgment, and those who die in the Lord will rest from their labors.

What we gain by compromise does not compare with what Christ has promised.

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In Matthew 5:17–20, Jesus declares that He came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, bringing God's redemptive plan to its intended completion. From the promises and patterns of the Old Testament to the righteousness demanded by the Law, all of Scripture ultimately points to Christ. Jesus emphasizes the enduring authority of God's Word and calls His disciples to an obedience that flows from transformed hearts. This sermon explores how our love for Christ should shape our understanding of Scripture, our obedience to His commands, and our relationships with others. Ultimately, the One who fulfills all Scripture is also the One who faithfully accomplishes His purposes in those who belong to Him.

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In Acts 17:16–31, Paul encounters a city consumed by idolatry and responds by boldly proclaiming the truth of the gospel. Standing before the philosophers of Athens, he reveals the sovereign Creator who gives life, sustains all things, and governs the nations according to His divine purposes. Paul exposes the foolishness of man's attempts to replace God with the creations of his own imagination and declares God's universal command to repent in light of the coming judgment. This sermon challenges believers to confront the idolatry of our own culture with the same confidence in the gospel, recognizing that genuine transformation begins in the human heart. Ultimately, our hope rests in the risen Jesus Christ, before whom all mankind must one day stand.

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The Beast demands worship. The Lamb deserves it. In Revelation 14:1–5, the scene shifts from the Beast’s deception and coercion to the Lamb standing victorious with His redeemed people. The contrast reveals two allegiances—and two very different outcomes.

In “The Mark of the Lamb vs. the Mark of the Beast,” Pastor Matthew Maher explores the identity, security, worship, and allegiance of those who belong to Jesus. They bear the Father’s name, speak truth in a world governed by lies, and follow the Lamb wherever He goes.

Their faithfulness challenges our compromises, while God’s faithfulness strengthens our confidence. Our security is not in our holding on to Him, but in His holding on to us.

We do not purchase redemption through our conduct; our conduct reflects the One who purchased us.

Does your life reflect the One you belong to?

📖 Scripture: Revelation 14:1–5

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Hebrews 12:1 tells us to lay aside sin and every weight so we can run the race set before us. Most of us work hard at the first part. But what about the weights that aren’t sin, the ones we may not even realize we’re carrying?

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Does anybody want to be like you? Godly character isn't something we suddenly display when pressure comes; pressure reveals the character we've already cultivated.

In Proverbs 16:25–33, Solomon challenges us to Question Ourselves, Guard Ourselves, Master Ourselves, and Trust God with the Outcome.

After 70 years of living and nearly 50 years of following Christ, I've learned that growing older is automatic, but growing wiser is intentional.

The question isn't whether we're becoming better people, but whether we're becoming more like Jesus.

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From “be still and know” in Psalm 46 to “clap and show” in Psalm 47, the God who is our refuge is also the King who deserves our praise. We don’t gather to elect Him as King—we gather to exalt Him because He is King.

In this message, Pastor Matthew Maher explores Psalm 47’s call to joyful participation, trust in God’s choices, and worship that engages both heart and mind. God reigns over every nation, and even those who wield authority remain under His authority. The question is not whether He reigns, but how we respond.

Let your praise declare He is King. Let your life demonstrate He is your King.

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In Revelation 13:11–18, John introduces the second Beast—the False Prophet—who appears like a lamb but speaks like a dragon. His role is to authenticate the Antichrist’s claims, perform supernatural signs, deceive the earth, and direct the world’s worship toward the Beast.

Scripture warns that signs and wonders are not, by themselves, evidence of God’s work. Deuteronomy 13 teaches that even when a sign occurs, the true test is where it leads. Does it glorify Jesus Christ and agree with God’s Word, or does it redirect worship toward another? False wonder leads to false worship.

The False Prophet will animate an image of the Beast, demand worship under threat of death, and enforce allegiance through economic coercion. No one will be permitted to buy or sell without the Beast’s mark, name, or number.

In this message, Pastor Matthew Maher examines the False Prophet, the image and mark of the Beast, and the meaning of 666—while calling believers to biblical discernment and uncompromising allegiance to Jesus Christ.

Before the Beast places a mark upon people’s bodies, worship has already marked their hearts. We become like what we behold, and we are shaped by what we worship.

Bow to the Beast and be marked by the Beast.

Scripture: Revelation 13:11–18; John 16:12–15; Matthew 7:15–16; Deuteronomy 13:1–3; Daniel 3; Psalm 115; 2 Corinthians 3:18

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In Matthew 5:11–16, Jesus shows that belonging to Him shapes both how the world responds to us and how we respond to the world. Christians may be reviled, misunderstood, and rejected, yet Jesus calls His people to endure with joy because their hope is fixed on what is eternal. As salt and light, believers are meant to live visibly and faithfully, even in suffering, so that others can see the character of Christ through them. The goal of that witness is ultimately greater than ourselves: that people would see our lives and give glory to our Father in heaven.

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Revelation 12 took us behind the scenes of human history and revealed the Dragon behind the war. Revelation 13 brings that invisible conflict into the visible world by introducing the Beast through whom the Dragon will exercise his authority. Rising from the sea with seven heads and ten horns, this coming ruler will combine political domination, satanic power, religious deception, and worldwide worship.

In this study of Revelation 13:1–10, Pastor Matthew Maher helps us examine the Beast’s connection to Daniel’s kingdoms, Satan’s counterfeit Christ, his apparent mortal wound and recovery, his forty-two months of authority, and his war against the Tribulation saints. Yet the repeated words “given” and “granted” remind us that even the Beast’s authority is borrowed, bounded, and temporary. Evil may be permitted for a season, but it is never sovereign—God still determines its reach and expiration.

Revelation does not reveal the Beast so that we will become fascinated with the Antichrist, but so that we will remain faithful to Jesus Christ. The world will marvel at power, follow the counterfeit, and worship the Beast; the saints must endure and remain with the Lamb. In the end, the final dividing line is not powerful or powerless, rich or poor, or political left or right—it is Beast or Lamb.

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