Milton Baptist Church Sermons

Easter isn’t just about what happened 2,000 years ago—it speaks directly into the mess and realities of our lives today. In this message from Gospel of Luke 24, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus confronts our doubts, comforts our fears, and has the power to change our lives. Whether you’re skeptical, searching, or struggling, you’re invited to come and see for yourself. Because if Jesus rea...

We continue our study through   Philippians 3:1–11 , where the Apostle Paul challenges us to reconsider what we place our confidence in. Paul had every reason to boast in his religious achievements, background, and accomplishments—but he counts it all as loss compared to knowing Christ. In this message we explore the danger of trusting in our own righteousness and the freedom that comes through sa...

We stand on the shoulders of those who sacrificed before us. In this message from Philippians 2:19–30, we look at Timothy’s proven faithfulness and Epaphroditus’ courageous obedience—two ordinary men who went all in for Christ. What does it mean to live a poured-out life today? And who will one day stand on our shoulders?

In a world that feels increasingly dark, exhausting, and divided, how are Christians called to respond? In this message from Philippians 2:12–18, Pastor Jordan explores Paul’s powerful invitation to “shine like stars” — not by escaping the darkness, but by living transformed lives right in the middle of it. We’ll unpack what it truly means to “work out your salvation,” how God is actively working...

In Philippians 2:1–11, Paul calls the church to a unity that is rooted not in sameness, but in shared grace. This message explores the foundation of unity in Christ, the threats that undermine it—selfish ambition and pride—and the model of true unity found in the humility of Jesus. In a world obsessed with climbing higher, Jesus shows us that the way of the Kingdom is downward—through service, sac...

In this message from Philippians 1:27–30, we explore how Christians are called to respond when faith brings pressure, resistance, or hostility. Writing from prison, Paul reminds the church that their true citizenship is in heaven—and that allegiance shapes how we live, speak, and endure. This sermon unpacks what it means to stand firm with courage, consistency, and unity in a culture that may not...

In Philippians 1:3–11 Paul shows us what a thriving, Jesus-centered community looks like. The bond between Paul and the Philippians wasn’t built on preference, convenience, or shared interests but on the gospel itself. They partnered in the work of Christ, shared in His grace, grew in love that moved toward others, and pursued holiness together. This is the kind of community the New Testament envi...

In this message we launch our new series through Paul’s letter to the Philippians. We explore the remarkable origin story of the Philippian church in Acts 16, meet Lydia, the slave girl, and the jailer, and see how the gospel united them into a community of joy. We consider Paul’s unusual affection for this church and the theme of joy that pulses through the letter.

In Isaiah 54, God speaks hope to a people living in exile, calling them to rejoice before they see restoration. Anchored in the redemptive promise suggested in Isaiah 53, this message explores how God invites His people to expect great things from Him and to attempt great things for Him—not presumptuously, but in faith. Drawing from the story of William Carey, we see how faithful expectancy can sh...

When we hear “Mighty God,” we often imagine force and dominance—but Jesus shows us a different kind of power. From Isaiah’s prophecy to the cross, God reveals that true strength is found in humility, sacrifice, and love. This message traces how God has always accomplished the impossible through unlikely means, culminating in Jesus’ victory over sin and death. Christmas reminds us that the greatest...

In a world drowning in advice, the Bible announces something better than opinions or self-help — a Person. In this Advent message on Isaiah 9:6, we explore Jesus as the Wonderful Counsellor, the embodiment of God’s wisdom, whose way of life is radically different from the wisdom of the world. From the upside-down teachings of Jesus to the promise of the Holy Spirit as our ongoing guide, this sermo...

In this Advent message, Pastor Jordan unpacks the context behind Isaiah 9 and shows how God spoke light, hope, and a promise of a coming King into a world filled with fear and darkness. We explore how Jesus fulfills this prophecy as the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Even in a weary and divided world, the Light has come—and one day, He will come again and...

In this final message of our Jonah series, we look at the moment Jesus Himself interprets the book — calling His death and resurrection “the sign of Jonah.” In Matthew 12, Jesus confronts the Pharisees’ demand for another miracle and warns that no sign will ever be enough for a heart unwilling to surrender. He welcomes sinners by pointing to the shocking repentance of Nineveh and the wide-open mer...

In this final message in the Jonah series, we walk through Jonah 4 and watch a prophet who resents the very grace God pours out on his enemies. Instead of rejoicing over a city-wide revival, Jonah is more upset about a withered plant than 120,000 souls who “don’t know their right hand from their left.” Through powerful modern stories of costly forgiveness, we confront our own “Jonah anger,” resent...