Author: Joshua Eldridge
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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.
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“Cherish Marriage” (Matt. 19:3-12)
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America, which once celebrated wedding vows, now throws parties for their undoing. In this stirring message from Matthew 19, hear God’s call to reclaim marriage as a living picture of Christ’s love, mission, and unbreakable covenant with His Church.
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“Fight for Holy Hearts” (Matt 5:27-30)
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Jesus’ words cut to the heart: lust is not just an action but a sin that begins in secret desires. In Matthew 5:27–30, He calls us to fight for holy hearts—private and public. Discover why purity matters, how Christ alone makes it possible, and how believers must courageously stand against corruption.
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“Reconcile with Your Brother” (Matt 5:21-26)
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After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, we consider Jesus’ warning against brotherly anger and insults which incurs the same guilt as murder—unless we seek reconciliation. This sermon challenges us to confront our bitterness, make amends, and respond to injustice with Christ’s radical love and cultural engagement.
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“Treasure Every Tittle” (Matt 5:17-20)
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Discover why the Old Testament remains vital for Christians, revealing Jesus’ mission, His fulfillment of prophecies, and the heart-driven ethics of His Kingdom. Jesus calls us to treasure every word, obey His commands, and teach others, ensuring our righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees to enter God’s Kingdom.