"Here is Your King" - John 18:28-19:16a
/Pastor Matt preaches on the unfolding drama of a collision between worldly power and a different kind of King with a different kind of kingdom, wielding a different kind of power.
Browse past sermons at Seven Hills below. For full worship service recordings, check out previous and upcoming Sunday live streams on our YouTube channel.
"Embracing Weakness" - 2 Corinthians 12:2-10
/Rev. Bryan Loney (Director of Church Partnerships for Harbor Christian Counseling) guest preaches on the nature and importance of weakness in the Christian life.
"Jesus Came Forward" - John 18:1-11
/Pastor Matt preaches on how Jesus came forward, knowingly and willingly taking his first steps towards the cross in submission to His Father's will and out of deep love for his people.
"Things Too Wonderful For Us" - John 17
/Pastor Matt continues the series in John's Gospel by looking at Jesus's "High Priestly" prayer on the night before his suffering and death, in which he prays for his deepest longings and loves - the glory of His Father, his disciples, and the oneness of his Church.
"Overcoming the World" - John 16:16-33
/Pastor Matt continues the series in the Gospel of John, looking at Jesus' final words to his disciples before his death - about having a peace and joy in him that overcomes the worst the world can do.
"The Promise of the Holy Spirit" - John 16:4b-15
/Guest preacher Keith Riddle (Youth and Children's Director at Christ the King Dorchester) preaches on the work of the Holy Spirit as our Advocate.
"Facing Opposition" - John 15:18-16:4a
/Pastor Matt continues the Gospel of John series on Jesus's warning that, just as he was hated and persecuted, so will his disciples be, and how we should apply this warning in our context today.
"The True Vine" - John 15:1-17
/Pastor Matt continues in the Gospel of John series, looking at Jesus's teaching about how we can truly, deeply grow and bear fruit.
"Greater Works" - John 14:12-31
/Pastor Matt continues the series in John's gospel by looking at how it is that Jesus can say that his followers will do greater works than even he has done - because Jesus will, by the Holy Spirit, equip and empower his Church.
