Lebanon's Sermon Archive

As we begin our journey through The Gospel of Matthew, Pastor Matt walks us through Matthew 1 to show us why the arrival of Jesus is anything but accidental.

We reach a defining moment in our IMAGINE journey. As a church, we’re taking a step of faith and committing to give above and beyond for the mission God has placed before us. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–15, we see how God’s grace moved the early church to give joyfully and sacrificially. Pastor Matt will help us see that this same grace calls us to trust God, invest in His work, and step boldly into the...

This week we look at what it means for the church to multiply—not just in size, but in impact. From John 6, we see that Jesus takes what we offer and uses it to reach more than we could ever imagine.

We continue to cast the vision for our church’s future by looking at what true sacrifice looks like in the Kingdom of God. In Luke 21:1–4, Jesus shows us that real faith isn’t measured by amount, but by surrender. As we consider the goals of our campaign and the road ahead, we’re reminded that God uses even the smallest offering when it’s given with a willing heart.

In Part 2, we explore Colossians 1:24–29 and imagine the kind of church God calls us to be—one fully committed to making and growing disciples. This message challenges us to embrace that mission and step into God’s vision for our future.

This week, Pastor Matt Smith leads us to imagine a church shaped by genuine discipleship. In Luke 6:46–49, Jesus calls us to build our lives on obedience, not just belief. As we explore this passage, we’re asking God to grow us into a church that follows His Word, lives it out daily, and helps others do the same.

Pastor Matt begins a new series, inviting us to imagine what God can do in and through our church. This is about faith, direction, and stepping boldly into God’s vision for our future. We’re asking God to take our what ifs and shape them into what is as we follow Him together.

Matt Smith concluded our Struggling in Prayer series with a message from Colossians 4:2–6 titled “Praying for Discipleship.” Through Paul’s example, we were reminded that prayer not only strengthens our walk with Christ but also moves us to action—opening doors for the gospel and giving us boldness to go out and share it with others.

Matt Smith continued our Struggling in Prayer series with a message from Romans 15:30–33. Through Paul’s example, we were reminded that prayer is essential to the work of discipleship—calling us to labor together in seeking God’s strength, unity, and guidance as we pursue His mission.

Pastor Matt Smith continued our Struggling in Prayer series with a message from Matthew 9:35–38 titled “Struggling in Prayer.”

Ryan Fulk, our Student Ministry Director, continued our Struggling in Prayer series with a message from Daniel 9 titled “Approaching Passionate Prayer.” Through Daniel’s example, we were challenged to come before God with humility, sincerity, and passion—seeking His mercy and aligning our hearts with His will.

Pastor Matt Smith continued our 'Struggling in Prayer' series with "Why It Matters", showing us why prayer is central to our walk with Christ and how it shapes both our faith and our daily lives.

Guest speaker Pastor Jackson Jones continued our Struggling in Prayer series with a message titled The Intensity of The Struggle from Matthew 6:5–13, reminding us of Jesus’ call to pray with sincerity, humility, and dependence on the Father.

Pastor Matt launched our new series, Struggling in Prayer, with a message from Colossians 4:12–13. Like Epaphras, we’re called to “struggle” in prayer—praying with persistence and passion so that others may stand mature and assured in God’s will.

Matt Smith, continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 139, reflecting on God’s intimate knowledge of us and His constant presence, reminding us that true comfort is found in being fully known and deeply loved by Him.

Our Lead Pastor, Matt Smith, continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 32, celebrating the joy and freedom that comes from confessing our sins and receiving God’s forgiveness, reminding us that true blessing is found in living openly and honestly before Him.

Our Lead Pastor, Matt Smith, continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 51, reminding us that true repentance means bringing our brokenness before God, trusting Him to cleanse, restore, and renew a steadfast spirit within us.

Our Pastoral Care Pastor, Dan Alderman, continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 22, reminding us that even in seasons of deep anguish, we can cry out to God with honesty and trust—knowing that He hears, delivers, and will be praised among all nations.

Pastor Matt continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 63, reminding us that our souls thirst for God and our hearts long for His presence. True satisfaction is found in Him alone—our help and our joy in every season.

Pastor Matt continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 91, reminding us that those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in His shadow. God is our refuge and fortress—our protector in every storm.

Guest speaker Dexter Kirby shares a powerful word from John 21, reminding us what it truly means to follow Jesus. Through Peter’s encounter with the resurrected Christ, we are challenged to reexamine our priorities and return to the “first of all” calling—to love Jesus above everything else.

Pastor Matt continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a message from Psalm 113, reminding us that the Lord is exalted above all, yet He stoops low to lift the needy. Praise the name of the Lord, now and forever.

Pastor Matt continues our Summer in the Psalms series with a sermon from Psalm 2, calling us to submit to the authority of the Messiah.

Pastor Matt continues in our summer series, Summer In The Psalms, with a message from Psalm 30.

Pastor Matt continues in our summer series, Summer In The Psalms, with a message from Psalm 19.