Sermons That Speak to Real Life
Missed a Sunday or want to revisit a message? Explore past sermons to find encouragement, hope, and practical truth for everyday life.
Guest Jeff Lowe. | 1 Corinthians 15 1-4 & Romans 1:16-17

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Guest Jeff Lowe. | 1 Corinthians 15 1-4 & Romans 1:16-17
what does the gospel say about being saved
what does the gospel say about being saved

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What Finally Convinced Thomas? | Easter Sunday | John 20:24–31
Thomas wasn’t there the first time. He heard ...
Thomas wasn’t there the first time.
He heard the stories.
He listened to the others.
But it still wasn’t enough.
So what changed?
In this message from John 20:24–31, we step into the moment where ...doubt meets undeniable truth and everything shifts.
Why did Thomas need to see for himself?
What did the resurrection actually prove?
And what does this moment reveal about Jesus… and us?
This sermon explores the tension between doubt and belief, evidence and faith, and why Jesus’ resurrection still speaks today.Show More
He heard the stories.
He listened to the others.
But it still wasn’t enough.
So what changed?
In this message from John 20:24–31, we step into the moment where ...doubt meets undeniable truth and everything shifts.
Why did Thomas need to see for himself?
What did the resurrection actually prove?
And what does this moment reveal about Jesus… and us?
This sermon explores the tension between doubt and belief, evidence and faith, and why Jesus’ resurrection still speaks today.Show More

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Before You Take Communion, Consider This | What Exodus 24 Reveals
Most people take communion without thinking ...
Most people take communion without thinking twice… But what if you’re doing it without understanding the commitment behind it?
In this message from Exodus 24, we uncover a powerful truth: communion ...isn’t just a symbol, it’s a commitment ceremony. Before you take the bread and the cup, there’s something God calls every believer to do first…
1. Have you counted the cost?
2. Are you truly living in obedience?
3. Do you understand what God has committed to YOU?
This sermon will challenge you, convict you, and help you see communion in a way you never have before.
Don’t rush through this. Watch until the end, this could change how you approach your faith forever.
Scriptures Covered:
Exodus 24
Luke 14:28–33
1 Corinthians 11:23–30
John 6:53–54Show More
In this message from Exodus 24, we uncover a powerful truth: communion ...isn’t just a symbol, it’s a commitment ceremony. Before you take the bread and the cup, there’s something God calls every believer to do first…
1. Have you counted the cost?
2. Are you truly living in obedience?
3. Do you understand what God has committed to YOU?
This sermon will challenge you, convict you, and help you see communion in a way you never have before.
Don’t rush through this. Watch until the end, this could change how you approach your faith forever.
Scriptures Covered:
Exodus 24
Luke 14:28–33
1 Corinthians 11:23–30
John 6:53–54Show More

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Jesus Said Pray This First, But Most of Us Don’t | Matthew 6:9–13
Most of us start our prayers with what we ...
Most of us start our prayers with what we need. But in Matthew 6:9–13, Jesus flips the order completely. Before daily bread… before forgiveness… before protection, He tells us to ...pray for God’s will to be done.
Why does that matter? In this sermon, we explore how the Lord’s Prayer teaches us to:
1. Prioritize God’s will over our desires
2. Live in daily dependence on Him
3. Trust Him for both spiritual and physical needs
If your prayer life feels routine or self-focused, this message will challenge and help you reset it.Show More
Why does that matter? In this sermon, we explore how the Lord’s Prayer teaches us to:
1. Prioritize God’s will over our desires
2. Live in daily dependence on Him
3. Trust Him for both spiritual and physical needs
If your prayer life feels routine or self-focused, this message will challenge and help you reset it.Show More

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Are Your Prayers Reaching God or Just Impressing People? | Matthew 6:5–15
Are your prayers actually reaching God or are ...
Are your prayers actually reaching God or are they just for show? In Matthew 6:5–15, Jesus confronts something most of us don’t even realize we’re doing; praying to be seen, ...heard, or validated by others. He flips the script on what prayer should really look like.
In this message, we unpack:
1. Why God isn’t impressed by long or public prayers
2. What it means to pray with authenticity instead of performance
3. How the Lord’s Prayer teaches us to align with God’s will
4. The dangerous connection between unforgiveness and unanswered prayer
This isn’t about praying more, it’s about praying right. If prayer feels dry, confusing, or distant, this might be the reset your spiritual life needs.Show More
In this message, we unpack:
1. Why God isn’t impressed by long or public prayers
2. What it means to pray with authenticity instead of performance
3. How the Lord’s Prayer teaches us to align with God’s will
4. The dangerous connection between unforgiveness and unanswered prayer
This isn’t about praying more, it’s about praying right. If prayer feels dry, confusing, or distant, this might be the reset your spiritual life needs.Show More

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Are You Giving for God… or for Applause? | Matthew 6:1–4
What if the good things you’re doing for God ...
What if the good things you’re doing for God don’t count the way you think they do? In Matthew 6:1–4, Jesus gives a shocking warning during the Sermon on the ...Mount. He says that people who perform acts of generosity to be seen by others have already received their reward. In other words, their charity may look impressive to the world but it means nothing in God’s eyes.
This message explores the deeper issue Jesus is addressing: our motives. Why do we give? Why do we serve? Why do we help others?
Jesus isn’t just concerned with what we do, He cares about why we do it.
In a world where generosity is often broadcast on social media and good deeds are publicly celebrated, Jesus calls His followers to a different kind of righteousness; quiet, humble, and focused on God’s glory instead of human applause.
In this sermon we explore:
1. Why Jesus warned against public displays of charity
2. How pride can corrupt even good deeds
3. What it means to give with the right heart
4. Why God rewards humility over recognition
The real question we must all ask is this: Are we seeking the approval of people… or the reward of God?Show More
This message explores the deeper issue Jesus is addressing: our motives. Why do we give? Why do we serve? Why do we help others?
Jesus isn’t just concerned with what we do, He cares about why we do it.
In a world where generosity is often broadcast on social media and good deeds are publicly celebrated, Jesus calls His followers to a different kind of righteousness; quiet, humble, and focused on God’s glory instead of human applause.
In this sermon we explore:
1. Why Jesus warned against public displays of charity
2. How pride can corrupt even good deeds
3. What it means to give with the right heart
4. Why God rewards humility over recognition
The real question we must all ask is this: Are we seeking the approval of people… or the reward of God?Show More
