Author: Joshua Eldridge
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Flourish in 2026 (Psalm 1)
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What if real joy, stability, and hope aren’t found in more noise—but in deeper roots? From Psalm 1, this sermon calls believers to rediscover human flourishing through delighting in God’s Word. Learn why Scripture nourishes the soul, steadies the heart, and prepares God’s people to bear lasting fruit.
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The Good News of Christmas (Luke 2:8-18)
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In a world still wrapped in darkness, Christmas announces lasting hope. From Luke 2, this sermon rejoices in Christ’s birth as the turning point of history—the light breaking through the night. Discover God’s heart for the lowly and why Jesus arrives as Savior, Messiah, and Lord for all who need Him.
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The Joy of Christmas (Acts 13:44-52)
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Rejection cuts deep. Imagine seeing the most incredible person walk the earth, heal the sick, and rise from the dead, and then be told, he is not for you because you are not Jewish. Today, we glory in the joy of Christmas because Jesus is for everyone.
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The Hope of Christmas (Isaiah 7:10-17)
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In our broken world, we need the hope that Christmas provides. In Isaiah 7, we are reminded that the virgin birth of Jesus was a down payment on every promise from God.
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Treasure God, Not Money (Matt 6:19-24)
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Jesus warns that you cannot serve God and money. In this sermon of Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus unveils money as a rival master, stinginess as a darkened heart, and true riches as treasure laid up in heaven through generous love.
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Pray like this, part 2 (Matt 6:11-15)
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Jesus inspires us in the second half of the Lord’s Prayer to deepen our dependence on the Father for our physical, spiritual, and moral flourishing.
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Pray Like This, Part 1 (Matt 6:9–10)
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In this sermon, we are challenged to pray the Lord’s Prayer with intentional hearts as it shapes us to yearn for the Father’s glory and Jesus’ second coming.
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Raised to New Life (Rom 6:1-14)
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What are we called to do with our baptism? In this sermon, we learn that our baptism is intended to inspire us to live a sin-free life and serve God as weapons of righteousness.
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Pursue My Praise (Matt 6:1-8, 16-18)
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Jesus calls us to practice righteousness for an audience of One. In giving, praying, and fasting, we trade the thin applause of people for the Father’s reward and nearness. Learn how “secret righteousness” frees you to pursue His praise, enjoy His presence, and hear, “Well done.”
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“Love Your Enemies” (Matt 5:43-48)
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When we love our enemies, we reveal the heart of God. This sermon challenges us to mirror the Father’s character by seeking the good—both physical and spiritual—of those who oppose us, proving that God can be trusted, that He saves sinners, and that His love knows no bounds.