Eastridge Baptist Church Sermons

Nothing in life is more important than your soul.

This passage mentions four blessings we receive from Jesus in His departure. He imparts peace, bolsters faith, exposes the enemy and He demonstrates His love for His Father.

This Christmas message focuses on the story of Mary and Martha and their interactions with Jesus. In this iconic text, Pastor Andrey highlights how we are to cherish Christ at every moment, freeing ourselves from the distractions that can prevent us from doing so, and rest in His care.

This Passage give us six insights into Jesus’ presence with His followers through the Holy Spirit

The Spirit of God indwells genuine followers of Jesus and as a result, a believer’s love for Jesus will lead to Spirit-empowered obedience.

In this text, Jesus tells his followers that he will include them as participants in His ministry. He graciously brings us into His ministry through our involvement in the church’s mission and through prayer.

Jesus' unity with the Father is confirmed.

This sermon targets how Jesus commands us to love one another in light of His upcoming departure. In the passage, Jesus prompts the disciples to love one another as He loves them. In the text, you can see the three dimensions of the command to love, which include its context, content, and consequence.

At the climax of Jesus’ ministry, the cross gives the Son glory, the Son gives the Father glory, and the Father gives His glory back to the Son.

This message centers on the betrayal and discovery of the betrayal of Jesus. Pastor Adam highlights the portion of John 13 that discusses how Jesus uncovered the truth about his betrayal, the discovery of who the betrayer was, and the subsequent departure of the betrayer, who was Judas. This passage showcases how Jesus responded to this news with perfect grace and love, depicting His eternal and e...

Through Jesus’ washing of His disciples’ feet, we are given both an example of the cleansing that we are to receive, and of the service we must imitate.

Jesus delivered the Upper Room Discourse because He knew that He was departing this world and because He loved His followers.

Psalm 46 reminds us that God is with us as our Strong Defender and that because that is true, we have nothing to fear. The message of Psalm 46 is that God is with His people, and He is powerful to protect us.

This section of Revelation focuses on a vision that John saw showing a scroll that no one on the earth could open except for Jesus, who is depicted as a Lamb. This imagery indicates that Jesus is the only One that is worthy enough to rule the world and to be deserving of every reward and all the praise that we must give Him.

Revelation 4 reveals two awe-inspiring elements of John’s vision of the throne room and exists in part to give us a high view of God, describing the glory and worship of the Father who sits on the throne in Heaven.

This final sermon on the Gospel of Mark focuses on a passage that centers around finding eternal life through Christ. This section of Scripture highlights when a man asked the Lord how to receive eternal life, with Jesus explaining how coming to Him, acknowledging our sin against Him, and treasuring Him will lead to a beautiful life lived in harmony with the Lord.

In a larger section of Jesus' discourses regarding being His disciple, Jesus explains how entrance into the kingdom of God is not earned by one's personal merit and is not granted based on one's perceived usefulness. Only those who come understanding that they are not contributing to their own salvation may receive such a gift.

Continuing His warnings to His disciples about the cost and extremity of discipleship to Christ, Jesus warns His followers to vigorously avoid causing stumbling to others and to themselves. To learn the tutelage of Christ is to follow the example of Christ, to live a life that is a “living sacrifice” (Rom 12:1–2) and to consider one’s own life as loss for the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jes...

In this sermon, one of our Faith Promise partners reflects on four aspects of Solomon's fall so that we may avoid the dangers that led to it.

Followers of Christ need an ongoing reminder of Christ’s sufferings and his death and resurrection in order to remain humble in ministry as we seek to serve others according to the example Christ laid for us to follow.

After an unparalleled event on the mountain top where Jesus has just revealed His glory to His three closest disciples, they return to the other 9 disciples. Upon reuniting with them, they find that the 9 had been unable to exorcise a demon from a young man. Christ diagnoses the problem as a concoction of weakness of faith and independence upon Him. He wisely uses the situation to highlight the ne...

After warning His disciples of the cost of discipleship ( 8:34 – 38), Jesus tells His disciples that He will provide a glimpse into His final victory. 9:1–13 display the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ in such a way that would encourage His followers uniquely as He prepares to shepherd them through His impending death, burial, and resurrection. What is the hope which Christians must cling to? That...

Pastor David Erickson continues our study in the gospel of Mark. Jesus asks His disciples: who do the people say that I am and who do you say that I am?

Pastor Adam Bueltel from Mission Road Bible Church reflects on an account from the Gospel of John that is about John the Baptist which more rightly magnifies the identity of Jesus, as he shares with us three commitments in the life of a believer that magnify the focus on Christ.