MH1AG Sermon Podcast

Thanks for joining our midweek worship service. Pastor Josh is continuing our series as we look at the doctrine of the church.

Ever feel like your prayer life is stuck on repeat, or you’re just not sure what to say? You’re not alone. When the disciples asked Jesus how to talk to God, He didn't give them a lecture—He gave them a pattern. In this message, we look at how the Lord's Prayer leads us to a deeper place in our relationship with God. Discover how these familiar words can completely revolutionize your daily convers...

Thank you for joining our midweek worship service. We are honored to have Rev. Larry Thomas bringing the word this evening.

This powerful message centers on Matthew 5:6, where Jesus declares that those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be filled. We're invited to examine the intensity of our spiritual appetite. Are we merely casually interested in God, or do we possess the desperate hunger of someone who hasn't eaten in forty days? The invitation is simple yet profound: pray that God would make us hungry, th...

Thanks for joining our midweek worship service. This evening we continue our journey through our doctrine with a study on sanctification.

What if the Prodigal Son story isn't really about the son at all? This Sunday we discovered the true hero: The Father. When the younger son demanded his inheritance early, he essentially wished his father dead. Yet the father divided his very life to honor the request. God feels the same pain when we choose sin over His presence. But here's the beautiful truth: while we're still far off, our Fathe...

Thank you for joining our midweek service. We continue our look at our doctrine by examining what we believe about the Baptism of the Holy Spirit and the evidence of that infilling.

In a world that often seeks comfort over truth, there's a powerful reality that cannot be overlooked: the blood of Jesus Christ remains as relevant, powerful, and necessary today as it was two thousand years ago. While modern sensibilities may find the imagery uncomfortable, the biblical truth stands firm—without the blood, there is no hope, no redemption, no salvation.

Thanks for joining our midweek worship service. Pastor Josh is continuing our Foundations series by looking at the ordinances of communion and water baptism.

We are in a fight. Not against people, but against spiritual forces seeking to steal, kill, and destroy. The question isn't whether the battle is real—it's whether we're ready to engage. In this message we discover that God has called us to battle. No matter how you may feel you've still got some fight left!

This powerful message on Pentecost Sunday explores a profound biblical pattern that appears throughout Scripture: form, fill, and function. The central insight challenges us to recognize that God cannot fill what has no form or structure.

Thanks for joining our midweek worship service. Pastor Josh is continuing our series on our doctrine as a church with a look at what we believe about the salvation of man.

This sermon explores the essential role and purpose of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers and the church. Pastor emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not merely for personal spiritual experiences or emotional encounters, but serves a greater purpose in empowering believers for service, witness, and mission.

Thank you for joining our midweek worship service as we continue our look at our doctrinal beliefs.

This sermon explores the nature of the Holy Spirit through six biblical symbols that help believers understand His work in their lives. The church today desperately needs the active presence of the Holy Spirit. We must move from living off past spiritual experiences to pursuing fresh encounters with God's Spirit, refusing to be satisfied with dry, lifeless religion when the living presence of God...

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This powerful exploration of the Holy Spirit challenges us to move beyond surface-level spirituality and embrace the full transformative work of God in our daily lives. Drawing from Jesus's final conversations with His disciples in John chapters 14-17, we discover that the Holy Spirit is not merely a spiritual experience to pursue on Sundays, but a divine person who walks alongside us as our Helpe...

This message unpacks the story of Abram's call in Genesis 12-13, revealing a profound truth about spiritual growth and divine blessing. We discover that Abram was instructed to leave everything behind—his country, his family, his father's house—yet he brought his nephew Lot along on the journey. It was only after Lot departed that God spoke specifically about the promise, showing Abram the full ex...

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In this powerful message, the central question pierces through our comfortable assumptions: What is feeding the algorithm of our soul? Drawing from Luke 9:23, where Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Him, we discover that discipleship isn't optional—we're all being discipled by something. The challenge lies in identifying what that something is. The invitation is...

Thank you for joining our Sunday service! We hope our time encourages you in your relationship with God. Our world can be noisy. And in turn our souls can be noisy. In this message, Pastor Josh encourages us to turn down the noise and still ourselves in his presence.

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This Easter we celebrate more than an event - we celebrate a PERSON. His name is Jesus. The same power that raised Christ from the dead lives in you today. He's still in the resurrection business - bringing dead dreams back to life, setting captives free, and transforming hearts.

Thanks for joining our midweek worship service. This evening we are joining together to take communion and remember the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Pastor Josh is preaching on the covenant of communion and what it means for our lives.

This message invites us to examine a day we often overlook in the Easter story: Saturday. While we celebrate Good Friday's sacrifice and Easter Sunday's victory, we rarely pause to consider the struggle of waiting that occurred in between. It challenges us to recognize that we all experience our own Saturdays, those in-between seasons where God's promises seem distant and His presence feels silent...