Sermons from Seven Mile Road Church in Waltham

In this sermon Pastor Kevin walks thrue Romans 12:9-11. In these verses the Apostle Paul begins a long list of characteristics that mark the Christian life as we seek to serve one another. First and foremost on this list is love. In order to live lives marked by God's transforming grace, we must love one another with fervency. After all, we have been fervently loved by God in Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:6-8. Paul says that each member of the body of Christ has been given spiritual gifts to serve the body. What are spiritual gifts? What are we to do with them? Listen and be challenged to receive your gift with humility and gratitude and to faithfully steward your gifts.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Isaiah 6:1-13. In this passage, the prophet Isaiah encounters the glory of God in a vision that confronts his sinfulness. But also reveals the transforming grace of God. Such grace leads Isaiah from "Woe is me!" to "Here I am! Send me." When we encounter the glorious grace of God, we are propelled to live on mission for him -- taking the good news of the gospel to the world.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:4-5. Paul uses the power of analogy to compare the church to the human body. Through this analogy, we learn that the church is to be diverse, unified, and connected. Listen and be challenged to consider God's design for the church.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Romans 12:3. In this text, Paul says that the transformed life must begin with humility. Pastor Kevin walks through this verse to see the upward, inward, and outward steps towards humility. Listen and be challenged to walk down the path of humility.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Romans 12:1-2. In this passage, Paul begins drawing out the implications of all that God has done for us in Christ. Because Christ gave it all -- we should give it all to him. All of us, given to all of God. Listen and be challenged to offer your life as a living sacrifice.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Genesis 35-36. One of the resounding themes in the Bible is this: God is faithful to keep his promises. Not one word of his promises fail. And because God keeps his promises -- we owe God our highest allegiance, we can build our life on them, and we can keep going no matter the difficulty. Jacob learns these lessons over a lifetime and he finally begins to live like he really believes them. Listen and be encouraged to trust in the promises of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Genesis 34. In this passage, we see the true story of a young girl who is raped, a father's in difference, and her brothers' revenge by mass murder. It's a dark passage through and through and it begs the question, why is this passage in the Bible? In this sermon, we look at the story and draw five implications that we can take into our everyday lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin looks at Genesis 32-33. As Jacob returns home, he fears being reunited with his brother, Esau. Will Esau still be angry? Will Jacob be able to appease him? Before Jacob and Esau reunite, God meets Jacob "face to face." Through this encounter, Jacob learns an important lesson: the greatest approval needed is not that of man, but of God.

In this sermon, Pastor Clint looks at Genesis 31. Jacob is called by God to return to his homeland. He leaves secretly with his family in tow. Laban aggressively pursues Jacob and his family but God protects his people. After 20 years of deception, idolatry, and greed, Jacob is finally free of Laban and has grown greatly in his faith.