Browse past sermons at Seven Hills below. For full worship service recordings, check out previous and upcoming Sunday live streams on our YouTube channel.
Pastor Matt begins the fall series in the book of Ecclesiastes, introducing the unique goal of Ecclesiastes, which ultimately has the practical aim of forcing us to examine how to live a life that truly matters.
For Promotion Sunday, Pastor Matt preaches a short sermon on Jesus's surprising revelation of his gentle and lowly heart.
Rev. Bradley Barnes (Pastor of Christ the King Church in Newton) guest preaches on need for prayer in any and all circumstances.
Pastor Matt concludes the "Every Story Whispers His Name" summer series, by looking at a faith that can stop the mouth of lions, faith in the greater Lion who conquered our enemies.
Pastor Matt continues the sermon series, "Every Story Whispers His Name," by looking at what the story of Jonah shows us about God's justice and mercy, and their resolution in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Dr. Trey Nation (Professor of Old Testament at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary) guest preaches in the "Every Story Whispers His Name" series, showing how Psalm 22, which was on Jesus's lips on the cross, gives us hope and speaks to our own pain and suffering.
Pastor Matt continues the sermon series, "Every Story Whispers His Name," by looking at the heart and qualities of King David that are true of God's True and Better King, Jesus.
Pastor Matt continues the series ("Every Story Whispers His Name"), seeing Christ in the Old Testament, by looking at how the pictures, rituals, and practices from the Day of Atonement are fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the True and Greater High Priest and Atoning Sacrifice.
Pastor Matt continues the summer series, demonstrating how Psalm 8 whispers the majestic name and love of Jesus.
Pastor Matt continues the series of seeing Christ in the Old Testament ("Every Story Whispers His Name") by looking at how the Lord graciously and providentially rescues and uses what seem to us to be the most unlikely people (i.e. Rahab).
