Embassy Church Sermons

Today's message celebrates our church's fourth anniversary. We look at Matthew 4:18-25 and summarize following Jesus as speaking God's word and serving God's world.

Today's message is the first part of two messages on what it means to follow Jesus. The two points of the message are that to follow Jesus we must: 1) Be With Jesus and 2) Be Like Jesus.

Today's message talks about the kingdom of heaven. What it is, why we need to repent, and how we repent to be a part of Jesus' kingdom.

This message covers Matthew 4:1-11. In this scripture the text points us backwards, it points us forwards, and it points us upwards.

Today's message is about the baptism of Jesus and we look at Jesus' surprising first words as an adult which begins his upside-down kingdom.

This week's message covers Matthew 3:1-10. It covers John the Baptists, the man, his methods, and his message.

This message explains who Jesus is. He is the son of God, the mediator of a new covenant, and a Nazarene. These truths have the power to increase our love, hope, and faith.

This week's message is from Matthew 2:1-12. In the sermon, we will learn 3 lessons about how to keep Christ in the Christmas story. Many people campaign to keep Christ in our Christmas traditions, but we want to encou...

In this message, we look at Matthew 1:18-25 and consider the uniqueness of Christ's birth. It is not a normal biography, engagement, conception, name, salvation, and fulfillment of prophecy.

This sermon looks at the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew 1. We consider who Jesus is, who he came from and who he went to.

This sermon is from Matthew 6. It is a message from Jesus' sermon on the mount when he explains that his followers should not worry and instead should seek the kingdom of God.

This message was about how Naomi's view of God reversed from bitterness to kindness. In this sermon, there are three layers to this passage and each of them has a keyword. The first layer is about being "worthy....

In this message, we consider three questions from Ruth 1 and 3. They are: 1) Are we blinded to God's blessings? 2) Are we blinded by our bitterness? 3) Are we blind to God's plans for us?

This message unpacks the reversal of Ruth being a widow to becoming married to Boaz. In this message, we consider the sacrificial love of Ruth, Boaz and how they point to Jesus, our ultimate and greater redeemer.

This week's message is the first sermon in a four-part series called "The Reversals In Ruth." We will look at 4 parts of this book that have been turned around backward because of the grace of our sovereign ...

This message was about how the Christian life is to be centered around the cross of Christ. It explains what the word boast means, what boasting looks like and why we are to boast only in the cross.

This week's sermon is from guest preacher Dustin Coleman, the Pastor of Brainard Avenue Baptist Church. The message demonstrates how the doctrine of justification can be seen in the Old Testament book of Isaiah.

This message explains what it looks like when the Holy Spirit leads a Christian and a Church. The three questions that are addressed are: 1) Who does the Spirit lead us to? 2) What does the Spirit lead us to do? and 3) How...

What is the solution for sin and conflict in the world? The Holy Spirit!

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