Metro Community Church

What does it mean for us to share in the rejection of Jesus? As we continue in our series in John, we take a look at the end of John 15 where Jesus tells his disciples the world will hate them. How do we endure this as followers of Christ?

Curious about the distinction between merely being social with Jesus and developing true intimacy with Him? Discover the key factor: the Holy Spirit. Join us for this week's sermon as Pastor Peter delves into the profound role the Holy Spirit plays in shaping our lives.

Having difficulty embracing and sharing love this Christmas season? Listen to Pastor Peter’s sermon as he guides us on how to both receive and express love during the Advent season.

How does Jesus handle knowing He will be betrayed?

This week, Pastor Peter unveils the profound truth that transcends the ordinary – a truth that challenges the very fabric of our culture! In a world obsessed with being served, discover the transformative power of adopting the posture of a servant!

Ever struggle with your faith in Jesus? Listen in as Pastor Peter shares why our belief in Jesus must go deeper than an eternal life insurance policy, or seeing Jesus as a vending machine of blessing.

Glorifying God with our lives may nor always be easy, but Jesus shows us the way.

The goal of this sermon is to know that we all have expectations of Jesus. Our expectations of Jesus are usually off because we come with our needs/desires but don't read what the Bible says about Jesus. Jesus is the promised Messiah and He fulfilled God's word about who the Messiah would be. We need to match our expectations to who the Bible reveals Jesus to be, not who we want Jesus to be.

We hear the term worship a lot but what does it mean to worship Jesus? Why should we do it?

Have you ever wondered what it meant to witness God’s glory for yourself? What does that entail - but moreover, how do we even get to that point? Jesus explains to us very clearly in John 11 how to witness the glory of God.

This passage contains the pinnacle of the Gospel of John. The entire book builds up to verses 25 & 26 of Chapter 11 and the rest of the book flows out of these verses. Jesus makes it abundantly clear who he is and invites all of humanity into an eternal relationship with himself.

We all experience hardship from time to time. The question is, how do we faithfully respond?

When was the last time you felt as though God had spoken to you in your life? Maybe you had a gut feeling or a conviction, or maybe it was a close friend that had a word for you. These moments are memorable because they are precious! God is constantly speaking to his people, but we have to also recognize, there are many other voices that are in competition with it. How do we sift through the noise...

I believe that God wants us to learn how to steward relationships well, no matter the type, no matter the season, and no matter the positioning. But sometimes, we end up putting people in seats that they don’t belong in - trusting their voice, guidance, and/or leadership, when we should be looking to the Father.

God wants to use us to be healed from spiritual blindness.

God wants to show His power to the world. Will you partner with Him to show His power through you?

As Christians, we are called to live our lives from blessings and not for blessings. Living our lives from blessings solidifies a culture rooted in blessings and in God; we are already blessed and therefore, we seek to change the world. However, living our lives for blessings will make us do all sorts of desperate things to receive blessings from people and things that do not love us. Come and see...

How can we be victorious over the evil in this world?

Ever wonder where the word “redemption” comes from? Why did we choose that word to describe God’s work in rescuing us from sin and death? Watch this sermon to learn more about God’s deep burden and responsibility for His people.

Have you watched the Pixar movie Elemental? It’s a great animated movie that brings up the topic of our identity and calling. Have you ever asked yourself who you are and why you are here? Society and media tells us and other people in our lives. But, the true answer comes from God alone. Join me as we discover the answers to these questions through Ephesians 4:1-6 in light of the movie.

Can our church tradition lead us to a life of disobedience? Listen in to this week’s message as Pastor Peter explains how our tradition might lead us to ignore two of the most important component to being a Christian.

What’s more dangerous? Being a Christian or a disciple of Jesus Christ? Pastor Peter says being a Christian is far more dangerous. Listen to this past Sunday’s sermon and learn why.

What does it mean to believe in Jesus and why is it so important?