Michael Catt Podcast

In this episode, we take a closer look at the ninth commandment and confront the issue of bearing false witness—what it means, why it matters, and how it still impacts our lives today. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

Pastor Catt gives a 3 things to show what coveting is in our lives and way we should steer away from it. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

In this message, we look at the Eighth Commandment and the contrast between honorable and dishonorable ways of gaining what we have. Scripture shows us that there are righteous ways to receive and provide, but it also warns against the dishonorable path of taking what does not belong to us through stealing. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

In this message, Pastor Catt challenges the church to consider how we have lost our sense of shame over things that should grieve our hearts. He examines where our love truly belongs and calls us to refocus that love where it matters most. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

This sermon highlights the sanctity of life and how we as believers need to view life. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

In this message, Michael Catt explores how our interpersonal relationships directly impact our health and well-being. He reminds us why the family unit matters and challenges us to see the vital role it plays in shaping who we are. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

In this episode, we look at Exodus 20 and discover how it teaches us to care for our bodies—the temple God has entrusted to us. The Ten Commandments aren’t just rules; they reveal God’s heart for how we live, worship, and steward what He’s given us. Originally preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993, this message still challenges us today to honor God not only in our faith, but in how we take care of ourselves.

In this message we take a look at what it means to not thake the name of the Lord God in vain. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

When we carry a false or diminished view of God, we step into a subtle form of idolatry. What we believe about God doesn’t stay in our heads—it shapes our hearts. And when our hearts are divided, that division shows up in our character and in the way we live. A fragmented view of God will always produce a fragmented life. We are commanded not partake in idol worship of any type. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.

Pastor Catt walks through the law and we must study the law. Preached at Sherwood Baptist Church in 1993.