Compass Student Ministry Sermons Podcast

00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:35 Health Advertisements and Spiritual Parallels 03:03 The Law of the Harvest: You Reap What You Sow 03:37 Galatians 6:7-10 Explained 09:01 Don't Play Games with God 16:52 Investing in God's Priorities 26:16 Perseverance in Doing Good 32:18 Conclusion and Prayer

This sermon explores Matthew 2:13-23 and focuses on the idea that we should "never fail to trust a God who can never fail." Through the story of Herod's attempt to thwart Jesus' life, we see how God's sovereign control is always at work, even amid opposition. We discuss how we can trust God to lead and guide us, just as he guided Joseph and protected Jesus. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:19 Th...

This sermon explores Matthew 2:1-12, focusing on the wisdom shown by the Magi in their pursuit and worship of Jesus. It emphasizes that true wisdom isn't just knowledge but is found in worshiping Jesus as the King. The Magi's example challenges us to seek, learn, and worship Jesus with our whole hearts, dismissing any notion of neutrality.

This sermon explores Matthew 1:1-25 and discusses why Jesus’ verified credentials—his lineage as the Son of David and Abraham—set him apart as the true Messiah and Lord. We emphasize that Jesus’ unique origins and fulfilled prophecies demand a response from us: to repent, trust in him, and submit to his authority.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Rod teaches from Psalm 16.

In this sermon, "A Song of Self-Evaluation," we delved into Psalm 15 and the importance of self-examination in our walk with God, emphasizing that self-examination guards us against sin and draws us closer to God.

In this sermon, Bryce preaches from Psalm 13.

In this sermon, Matt preaches from Psalm 11.

In this sermon, Pastor Rod preaches on Psalm 8.

In this sermon, Psalm 1 was explored, highlighting the importance of choosing one's path wisely. We learned that those who delight in and meditate on God's law experience blessings and stability, while those who reject it face destruction and separation from God.

In this sermon, we explore "The Ant-idote to Laziness" based on Proverbs 6:6-11. We discuss how laziness can be a destructive force in our lives and how to combat it with godly responsibility and action.

In this sermon, "How to Ruin Your Life in 3 Easy Steps," we explored Proverbs 9's wisdom vs. the destruction of foolishness. We'll discover how to discern wisdom's call, avoid arrogance, and consider long-term consequences.

This week's final sermon in our "Getting to Know the Bible" series emphasized its trustworthiness and significance. The Bible is truth itself, defined by God and not external standards. It holds transformative power, convicting us and prompting change. Supported by archaeology and experience, its historical accuracy is evident.

This sermon explores how God speaks through creation, using Psalm 19:1-6 as our guide. It teaches that creation declares God's glory and craftsmanship, revealing his power and character.

This sermon delves into the divine inspiration of the Bible, emphasizing its truthfulness, inerrancy, and authority while combatting misinformation and conspiracy theories. It underscores the importance of valuing and appreciating the Bible, highlighting its impact on individuals' lives and the danger of taking it for granted.

This sermon discusses the significance of the Bible as God's word, emphasizing its divine inspiration, role in revelation, and impact on believers. Matt urges prioritizing the Bible in daily life, highlighting its teachings, corrections, and ability to equip students for good works.

In our recent youth sermon, we highlighted Jesus' remarkable origin story, his rescue mission for each of us, and the proof of his authenticity. We discussed how Jesus came into the world to save sinners, emphasizing his "hypostatic" identity and mission.

In this week's sermon, our teens explored Romans 3:23, discussing the universal reality of sin and its consequences.

In the first message of our new series, Right With God, we studied God’s character as the foundation for the Gospel and discussed how that should impact our lives.

In our final AMA installment, we covered the rest of the student-submitted questions that didn't fit neatly into a single sermon.