sermon from Rory Martin on September 13, 2020

God graciously calls people to believe Him and join in the celebration of the kingdom. The problem is that we would rather work than feast or we’d rather do our own thing that submit to Him. Matthew 22:1-14 is Jesus’s warning to those who are...

When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem announcing Himself as King, the response of the Jewish leadership made it obvious that they would never accept Him as their King. Pastor Rory explains how their rejection of Jesus and their forfeiture of the kingdom...

When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday almost 2,000 years ago, it was a statement of God's faithfulness to His promises. But it also quickly proved to be evidence of the hard hearts of Israel. Pastor Nate explains how Matthew 21:1-22 and the...

True service stems from Christlike humility. But we are proud. We trust ourselves instead of God as we embrace pride and live for ourselves. But Jesus's example and words teach a different way. Find out how Jesus's example challenges us as Pastor...

God is One who will not allow the status quo to stay the status quo. He upends our lives as He changes us beginning with our hearts. Pastor Rory addresses how God rearranges the order of things in our world as He changes us from Matthew 19:16-20:16

The reality of the resurrection and the nature of the church should impact our relationships with our homes. But our struggle to maintain these relationships also exposes our need for the gospel to change our hearts. Pastor Rory explains how Jesus...

What’s your responsibility to your brothers and sisters in Christ? Pastor Rory explains two more family responsibilities we owe to our brothers and sisters in the church. This is the second sermon from Matthew 17-18 explaining what it means that...

What’s your responsibility to your brothers and sisters in Christ? Pastor Rory explains our unique family relationship within the church in the first of two parts explaining what it means that the church has been given the keys of the kingdom. In...

We don’t need to fear death when we know what is on the other side. But how do we embrace something as intimidating as death can be? Pastor Rory’s sermon from Matthew 16:21-17:23 helps us answer that question as we remind ourselves to look...