Ridgecrest Baptist Church

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series in Psalms with this sermon from Psalm 127.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 20:1-19. He shares how we all have work to do for Jesus and we can't compare what one does to another, addressing how modern notions of "fairness" may be keeping us from experiencing the depths of Jesus' blessings in our lives.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series in Psalms with this sermon from Psalm 126.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 16:24-28. He shares how knowing who Christ is should cause us to enter into suffering for Christ's sake, addressing how we live in a world where people want salvation without suffering, Heaven removed from the hurts of a cross.

This week, Pastor Jeremy begins the next part of our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 16:13-23. He shares how Peter understood Jesus to be the Christ but did not understand the Christ's role in dying for our sins, addressing how knowing Jesus and trusting in Jesus for your salvation are different things.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series in Psalms with this sermon from Psalm 125.

This week, Pastor Jeremy concludes the first subseries in our larger sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 4:23-25. He shares how Christ came to teach, heal, and save the lost, challenging us to examine our motivations by asking why we come since great crowds came to Jesus but not all for the right reason.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series in Psalms with this sermon from Psalm 124.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our sermon series, Do You Know Jesus?, with this sermon from Matthew 4. He shares how followers of Jesus become fishers of men, challenging us with the truth that discipleship should lead to evangelism and we need to fish more.

This week, Pastor Jeremy continues our series in Psalms with this sermon from Psalm 123.