Tag: glory

  • “Build Your Life on Me” (Matt. 7:24-27)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    Building your life on a solid foundation matters—not just for your house, but for your soul. When the storm of the final judgment arrives, what will remain standing? Discover why simple obedience to Jesus is the only rock that holds firm when everything else washes away.

  • “Beware the False Prophets” (Matt 7:15-23)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    False teachers often look like the most dedicated people in the room, but Jesus warns that true faith isn’t found in flashy miracles or impressive speeches. It’s found in a transformed heart. Are you following a leader or a performer? Discover how to spot the difference in this powerful study of Matthew 7:15–23.

  • “Trust the Father’s Love for You” (Matt 7:7-12)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    From Matthew 7, this sermon calls us to trust a loving Father who eagerly welcomes us. Jesus invites us to ask, seek, and knock—not for worldly gain, but for righteousness and eternal life. Because of Christ, we can draw near with confidence, knowing God delights in giving what is truly good and calls us to…

  • “I Am Sufficient” (​Col. 1:18-23)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    In this sermon, God makes clear that Christ’s sacrifice is sufficient. No crystals, works, or self-help can add to His victory over sin, death, and darkness. Rest in Him alone—supreme over creation, re-creation, and every evil force. Faith alone secures us.

  • “It’s on Me.” (Gen 15)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    From an ancient covenant ceremony to the cross of Christ, Genesis 15 reveals a breathtaking truth: God walks the blood-soaked path alone. When things look bleak for Abram, God binds Himself in covenant, foreshadowing Calvary. Discover how the Lord is gracious, gentle, trustworthy, and sacrificial—and why salvation has always been “on Him.”

  • Seek First The Kingdom (Matt 6:25-34)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    Jesus confronts our deepest anxieties by exposing their true source—worldly thinking. In Matthew 6:25–34, we are called to abandon fear and embrace a kingdom consciousness that trusts the Father’s care. Learn why worry reveals misplaced worship and how seeking God’s kingdom reshapes everyday life with peace, purpose, and confidence.

  • Pray Like This, Part 1 (Matt 6:9–10)

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    Joshua Eldridge

    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.