Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: April 9, 2017

Text: Matthew 21:1-11

On this Palm Sunday we examine Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, and look at why the crowds of people who put on a parade and sang songs to Jesus ended up disbanding and rallying to have Jesus crucified. We'll take a look at our own doubts and disillusionments, answering the question of 'why people walk away from their faith', as the scriptures reveal the identity and mission of the Messiah.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: April 2, 2017

Text: Matthew 12:33-37

In this sermon Jesus evaluates the hearts of the Pharisees by looking at their words/erroneous confession of who Jesus is. In this message we unpack the following four truths: I'm always filling my heart, my words reveal my heart, eternity is set by my heart, and only Jesus gifts me a new heart.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: March 26, 2017

Text: Matthew 12:22-32

After Jesus heals a blind a man oppressed by a demon, he encounters people who were neutral to his miracles as well as those who evaluated his miracles as demonic in origin. In this sermon we learn how Jesus responds proclaiming his true identity as the Messiah, His victory over Satan and a strong warning against Blaspheming the Holy Spirit

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: March 19, 2017

Text: Matthew 12:9-21

In this sermon we see how Jesus confronts and escapes the opposition of his day, meeting ill intentions with mercy and fortitude, meeting destruction with humility and power and lastly meeting all who are bruised with gentleness and hope. Jesus methods fulfilled what Isaiah said of the servant who will save with judgement unnoticed and uncommon to the methods of modern Kings of the day.

Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: March 12, 2017

Text: Matthew 12:1-8

This week we examine the glorious truth that Jesus is 'Lord of the Sabbath', and discuss how truly understanding and living this will free us to live our lives with more joy and rest.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: March 5, 2017

Text: Matthew 11:20-30

In this sermon Jesus denounces the cities around him for seeing His glory and responding with indifference.

He also invites us to come to him with our weariness and burdens and to take His yoke, to find rest for our souls, making him the way we prove ourselves.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: February 26, 2017

Text: Matthew 11:1-19

Jesus was not what everyone anticipated or expected him to be. As a result, many including John the Baptist had doubts and confusion about who he was and what he was doing. In this message we explore those doubts as Jesus clarifies and defends John's role, while warning us to be willing to have our expectations shattered to receive his salvation.

Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: February 19, 2017

Text: Matthew 10:26-42

Leaving off last week with Jesus speaking about sending his Apostles out 'as sheep amongst wolves' , our text this week concludes the missionary discourse as we examine the words of Jesus as he seeks to grant a proper perspective of the mission at hand.

Speaker: James Bonney

Date: February 12, 2017

Text: Matthew 10:16-25

In this sermon Jesus clearly outlines what His disciples were to expect in His mission as "sheep in the midst of wolves" In this message we learn more what to expect as we follow Jesus, how we are to respond in attitude and action and why its worth it.

Speaker: Josh Dool

Date: February 5, 2017

Text: Matthew 10:5-15

This week we examine the beginning of the 'missionary discourse' in Matthew Gospel and discuss the commission, commands, and cautions of Jesus revealed in it.