In this special service, Pastor Doug teaches on Acts 6:1-7 and we take part in the Ordination of Susan Lehr for Deacon.

In this special service, Pastor Doug Axtell shows us what the next year will hold for Murray Hill Baptist Church. By God's grace, we hope to see His glory more brightly shown and more lives in our community blessed.

Pastor Doug continues teaching through the sermon on the mount with our series How would Jesus live my life?

As we come to Matthew 7:1-6, we find Jesus teach on judging. What is righteous and what is hypocritical for us as believers in the world.

Pastor Doug continues our series through the sermon on the mount by bringing us to Matthew 6:25-34. Through this part of scripture we will hear Jesus speak on the subject of worry. One that we have all known at some point in time, and one that we need to give up to Him.

Right before the new year we pick up in our series, How would Jesus live my life?. Jay Stuckey III takes us through Matthew 6:19-24 and expounds on Jesus' teaching regarding God and Money.

As we near Christmas Day, Pastor Doug teaches on The Nativity found in Luke 2:1-7. We will look at this short passage and examine the scene taking place, but more thoroughly, find implications that this has for all Christ followers.

As we enter the Christmas season, Pastor Doug brings us to Luke 2:25-35 where the story of Simeon is recorded. Not much is known about him, but in these few verses we are given a wealth of spiritually significant knowledge from his prophecy over the baby Jesus regarding who Messiah is and what he would bring to the world.

Our series continues with Pastor Doug taking us through the sermon on the mount. Today we will hear Jesus' words regarding another spiritual discipline, Fasting.

Continuing in our series, Pastor Doug takes us through Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches on prayer. In this text we see a guideline for prayer that Jesus himself lays out as well as how the inner motive and application of prayer can either please God or not.

Taking a break from our current series; Pastor Doug gives a special Thanksgiving sermon by taking us to Colossians 3:15-17. In this passage we find the Apostle Paul teaching the church of Colossae that regardless of circumstance, they can have the peace of Christ and that they should give thanks to God in all things.