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 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).
Pastor Matt continues the summer series, "Every Whispers His Name," by looking at what the story of God testing Abraham surprisingly shows us about the heart of the Father and the giving of the Son.
Rev. Nathan Barczi (Associate Pastor of Christ the King Newton) continues the "Every Story Whispers His Name" series by walking through the story of Noah and the flood, and how it points the reality that, in Christ, we have a new Noah, a new ark, and a new covenant.
Seven Hills member and seminary student Kersaint Saint-Juste begins our new series, "Every Story Whispers His Name" (seeing Christ in the Old Testament) by looking at what the story of Cain and Abel teaches us about our battle with sin, how Jesus has overcome sin, and how the Holy Spirit helps us in our battle.
Pastor Matt concludes the "Grace Changes Everything" series by looking at an Old Testament picture of grace, fulfilled in Christ, and then how such grace changed the world, is changing the world, and will one day permanently change the whole world.
Pastor Matt continues the sermon series, looking at how grace changes everything, and what it takes for grace to change our city.
Pastor Matt continues the sermon series, considering how grace changes everything, looking at how grace continually forms a new family, all family relationships, marriage, and parenting.
Rev. Travis Hutchinson (RUF Campus Pastor at Brown U / RISD) guest preaches, continuing the Lenten series by considering the depth of human idolatry and the depth of God's love for his people.
Pastor Matt continues the Lenten series by looking at the heart of repentance that pleases the Lord.
Rev. Dr. Bryan Loney (Director of Church Partnerships at Harbor Christian Counseling) preaches on the good and bad of Job's comforters as we consider how to comfort one another in the inevitable suffering of life, and how Jesus's suffering speaks profoundly to ours.
