Sermons from Seven Mile Road Church in Waltham

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at 2 Corinthians 2:14-3:6. Christ has defeated Satan, sin, and death and has chosen his people, the church, to hold out the hope of the gospel. What does this mean for us as a church?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Exodus 33. In this chapter, the repentance of God's people and the intercession of Moses show us the posture of prayer, the plea for God's presence in prayer, and the provision of prayer. Listen and be challenged to pray.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at the biblical doctrine of Perseverance of the saints. The work of salvation that God begins in us -- He sees it to completion. We are preserved and persevere by the grace of God. Listen and be encouraged that God finishes what He starts.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at the Doctrine of Irresistible Grace. God's grace doesn't coerce us -- rather -- The Holy Spirit brings new life and with it, new affections that desire Jesus. God brings restoration and renewal so that we are able to freely accept the invitation of the Gospel.

Listen and learn about God's irresistible grace.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at the biblical doctrine of Limited Atonement -- or as we like to call it -- Perfect Atonement. The angel told Joseph to name him Jesus, for he will save HIS PEOPLE from their sins. This doctrine asks -- who does Jesus save? Listen and be encouraged to know that when Jesus died he paid for your sins -- he loved his own to the end.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at the Doctrine of Unconditional Election. Jesus came to save his people from their sin -- and it begs the question -- how? How does Jesus save us from our sin? That's the question the Doctrines of Grace seek to answer. In this sermon, we look at the reality that God chooses to save not because we choose him, but simply because he decides to love us.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 3:9-18 and many other scriptures to define, defend, and apply the doctrine of Total Depravity. Jesus came to save us from our sins -- but how does he do that? If we are going to understand how he saves, we must first know that we have a great need to be saved from our sins.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:17-21. What do you do when you've been wronged? Do you retaliate right away? Do you patiently wait because revenge is a dish best served cold? What do we do with the impulse for revenge? As Paul finishes his manifesto of the transformed life, he gives us something to do when we've been wronged. Listen and be challenged to overcome evil with good.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:15-16. In these verses Paul looks at how humility works out in practical Christianity. When the gospel takes root in our lives, it will produce a transformation that leads to a humble sympathy, a humble unity, and a humble self-awareness. Listen and be challenged to live the transformed life.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:12-14. In this text, Paul gives instruction on how to live under the pressure. How can we rejoice in the midst of affliction? How can we stand up under the pressure? What does serving others have anything to do with living under the strain of pressure? How could God possibly call us to bless those who persecute us? All of these questions surface as we think through this passage.