Sermons from Seven Mile Road Church in Waltham

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin walks us through Psalm 42, where we see a pattern for how to respond to a "dark night of the soul." How can we guide our souls to hope in God, even when we feel that he is nowhere to be found?

In this sermon, our Guest Matt Baker opens up Psalm 2. In a world that rages against God, the Christian must rest in the truth that God has set King Jesus on the throne. This Psalm challenges us to consider - what Kingdom are we a part of? Who is our true King? Are we taking refuge in him?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Psalm 51 - a prayer of repentance from King David. The Psalm reveals to us both the greatness of our sin and the grandeur of grace that God powers out on those with contrite hearts.

In this sermon, Mike Brooks (Associate Pastor - Hope Fellowship Church, Cambridge - MA) opens up Psalm 16, where we see that God is the one who sustains, secures, sovereignty guides, and satisfies his people. In his presence there is fullness of joy and at his right hand are pleasures forevermore.

On Sunday, Michael Prevett, Discipleship Pastor of Seven Mile Road Church in Melrose, MA, joined us. In this sermon, Michael looks at Psalm 32. Here we see that a life of true happiness is found by drawing near to God. How do we do that? By faith in Jesus and a continual, comprehensive confession of our sins.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at the most popular Psalm in history. Psalm 23 is a profoundly personal Psalm of David that reflects on the Lord's loving care for his people. The Good Shepherd provides so we lack nothing. He refreshes us that we may rest in him. He protects us so we need not fear. And he will sustain his children with goodness and mercy forever.

NOTE - Due to audio difficulty, the first few minutes of the sermon are missing from the recording.

In this sermon Pastor Kevin looks at Psalm 19. Here King David draws our attention to the glory of God in creation (General Revelation) and in God's word (Special Revelation). David then models how to respond to such glory with a prayer of confession.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin begins our Summer in the Psalms series with Psalm 1. The Psalmist shows us that there only two ways to live: the way of the righteous or the way of the wicked. The truly blessed life is one rooted by faith in Christ, like a tree planted by streams of water.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin finishes our series through Esther by looking at the feast of Purim in Esther 9:20-10:3. Purim was a day of remembering the providential deliverance of God, a day of generosity, and a day for imparting the message of salvation to others.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Esther 8:1-9:19. Haman has been hanged, but there's still a major problem: the edict to destroy God’s people still stands. How will God intervene and bring salvation to his people? Because of Esther's selfless plea and a new decree, again, we see how the sovereign plan of God overcomes insurmountable opposition to his people. In the Book of Esther, and today, the Lord refuses to abandon those who are his and sovereignty works to bring about the salvation of his people.