Sermons from Myers Park Presbyterian Church

Determine how we as disciples can know and do the will of God. When we say, “thy will be done,” do we truly mean it?

Consider why hypocrisy is an irreparably damaging landmine on the discipleship journey. When we as Christians are hypocrites, it damages us and the church. Hear how Christ can help remove the mask.

Distinguish how to push through worry and lean into trust and faith through Christ. Find out why so many of our anxieties circle back to material possessions. When is enough, enough?

Understand why it is impossible to serve two masters, and how Christ can help you distinguish where the wrong master is being served, so you can live a life of true purpose.

Think through the meaning of treasure. The love of earthly treasures has divided families, started wars and keeps our prisons full. What if we learn to treasure what God treasures and value what God values?

Recognize why prayer tools cannot replace simply stopping and resting in the presence of God. How can we “pray without ceasing” when we also have to eat, sleep, work and live?

Focus on how Christ uses giving to allow your spirit to flourish. Gifts given for the right reasons have an unending ripple-effect, elevating the human spirit and inspiring hope.

Realize why the word law is not a term of oppression, but a life-giving force. Jesus came to write on our hearts, not on tablets of stone. Find out how Christ embodies the law and helps us fulfill it through him.

Understand what it means to be the “salt of the earth.” Learn how we as Christians can bring flavor to life, keep things from going bad, and inspire others through the way we live.

Discover why you need permanent residence in the kingdom of God and not just a mailbox. With every act of Christ’s love we show others, we “bring the kingdom come.”