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 continues the Advent series by looking at the significance of Jesus claiming part of this Messianic prophecy as his mission on earth, and what it means practically to wait for him to fulfill the rest of the prophecy when he comes again.
On the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Matt begins the third part of the Advent in Isaiah series, looking at how the message of the good news of Jesus Christ is the word for the weary that we need to sustain us.
Pastor Matt concludes the series on Joseph (and the whole book of Genesis) by looking at the lessons we can learn about forgiveness through Joseph, as he points to Jesus.
Pastor Matt continues the Genesis series by considering how God's covenant promises relate to Jacob's heirs, and to children of the Father, adopted in Christ.
Pastor Matt resumes the Joseph story, looking at how the good news that the beloved son was alive (again) and ruler of all changes everything.
Pastor Matt continues the story of how the Lord saves his people through Joseph, reaching the climactic point of the narrative, when Joseph himself sees (and we see) sacrificial love, gracious providence, and a higher harmony.
Pastor Matt continues in the story of how the Lord rescues his people through Joseph, looking at part one of the story of the long journey towards reconciliation, and what it shows us about the possibility of reconciliation in our lives and relationships.
Pastor Matt continues in Genesis the unfolding saga of how the Lord rescues His people through Joseph by considering how we wait faithfully for the Lord.
Pastor Matt continues the series on the story of God saving his people through Joseph, by looking at the Lord strengthening his people to be faithful in three temptations.
Rev. Moses Park (Pastor of Christ the King Dorchester) guest preaches on the fourth Sunday of Advent on why Jesus had to come and suffer - for us, to bear the burden of our sin.
