All Saints Church

The Sword, the Cross, and True Peace 02.07.2026 27:01 ↓

Jesus is called the Prince of Peace —so why does He say, "I have not come to bring peace, but a sword"? In this sermon on Matthew 10:34–42, we wrestle with one of Christ's most difficult sayings. Jesus prepares His disciples for the painful reality that the gospel often divides families, exposes our disordered loves, and confronts us with the impossible demands of God's law. Ye...

The Battle Waged and Won 21.06.2026 27:05 ↓

Jesus warns his disciples that following him will bring opposition, yet he also gives them a reason not to fear. In this sermon from Matthew 10:16–33, we explore why the Church often finds itself at odds with the world, how Christ has already won the decisive battle through his death and resurrection, and what it means to bear witness to the gospel with courage, hope, and love.

A Kingdom of Priests 14.06.2026 25:30 ↓

God did not save his people simply for their own sake. In this sermon, we consider how the Lord calls his Church to be a royal priesthood, proclaiming the good news of Christ to a world in need of hope, while relying not on our own strength but on the grace and faithfulness of God. 

Terms and Conditions Do Not Apply 07.06.2026 26:36 ↓

What happens when we treat God’s law like a set of terms and conditions—something we can ignore until it is enforced? Drawing from Hosea 6, Romans 4, and Matthew 9, this sermon explores the danger of trying to earn God’s favor through religious effort and the good news that Christ came not to call the righteous, but sinners. Discover why salvation rests not on our works, but on the mercy of Jesus...

The Best Possible World 31.05.2026 26:04 ↓

The doctrine of the Trinity is often treated as a difficult theological puzzle, but it is far more than an abstract idea. In this Trinity Sunday sermon, we explore how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit reveal the deepest meaning of creation, redemption, and our hope for the future. Discover why the triune God is not only the God Scripture reveals, but the God whose love makes sense of the world and...

Pentecost and the End of Babel 24.05.2026 29:14 ↓

At Babel, humanity sought security and glory by making a name for itself. At Pentecost, God began undoing that rebellion through the gift of the Holy Spirit, gathering people from every nation around the name of Jesus Christ. This sermon explores how the Spirit frees us from building our own towers of significance and teaches us to find our identity, security, and hope in the One whose name endure...

The True Vine and the Vinedresser 10.05.2026 26:28 ↓

What does it mean to “abide” in Christ when we struggle to remain faithful from one day to the next? Drawing on Jesus’ words in John 15, this sermon shows how the Christian life is sustained not by our strength but by Christ the True Vine and the loving care of the Father, who shapes his people to bear lasting fruit and share in Christ’s joy. 

#blessed - Fourth Sunday of Epiphany 01.02.2026 26:22 ↓

In this sermon on the Beatitudes, we reconsider one of Jesus’ most familiar teachings and discover that it is not a checklist for becoming blessed, but a revelation of the gospel itself. Jesus’ words first function as a mirror , exposing our spiritual poverty and the impossibility of achieving righteousness on our own. They then become a portrait, showing us the life and character of the one truly...