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 concludes the season of Epiphany by preaching on how Jesus's glory was manifested on the mountain at the Transfiguration, and how it points to the greater exodus, when his glory was manifested on the mountain of the cross. (Note: This is a partial recording. The last ~4 minutes were cut off due to loss of audio.)
Pastor Matt continues looking at the manifestation of the glory of God in the human face of Jesus Christ by looking at what Jesus's miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding shows us about what he came to bring and to do for us.
Pastor Matt resumes the Epiphany series, looking at the drama and significance of Jesus's baptism, and what it means for us.
Pastor Matt preaches on the calling to bear witness to the light, which can only happen when we heed John's call to behold something more wonderful than ourselves.
On a break from the Genesis series to preach a message suited for the commissioning service of a new Deaconess, Pastor Matt Owens preaches on the priority of being with and enjoying Jesus.
Pastor Matt concludes the Gospel of John series by looking at the Risen Jesus's call to his disciples to follow him, and what it means for us to follow Jesus today.
Pastor Matt continues in John's Gospel by looking at how the risen Lord Jesus Christ meets his disciples in their failure, renewing their call to his mission, and providing his presence.
Pastor Matt preaches the Easter Sunday message on how one can be transformed from a doubter into a committed believer, considering how the Risen Christ graciously and patiently responded to Thomas’s doubts by showing him his wounds.
On Palm Sunday, Pastor Matt continues the series in John's Gospel by considering what the death of Jesus Christ says to us today.
Rev. Nathan Barczi (Associate Pastor, Christ the King Newton) continues the series in John's Gospel, by preaching about looking to the cross to see both the weight of our sin and the power of God's love.
