Milton Baptist Church Sermons

In his message “Swallowed by Grace,” Quinten teaches that Jonah’s prayer from the belly of the fish reveals God’s relentless mercy toward rebellious hearts. He outlines four key truths from the chapter: when we call upon the Lord, He answers; our rebellion leads us deeper into despair; the right response to grace is surrender; and salvation comes from God alone. Quinten connects Jonah’s deliveranc...

Pastor Jordan begins a new series in Jonah with the theme “God’s relentless pursuit,” showing that God pursues us to use us. Jonah runs from God’s call to Nineveh, spiraling downward until God sends a storm—and even a great fish—as grace to rescue and redirect him. The story reveals our own “boats to Tarshish,” where comfort and excuses replace obedience. Pastor Jordan urges us to stop running, su...

In this message, Jon Mason unpacks Genesis 28 and Jacob’s encounter with God in the wilderness. When Jacob is alone, ashamed, and uncertain about the future, God meets him with a promise of presence and faithfulness. Jon reminds us that even in seasons that feel like a desert, God is closer than we realize — working behind the scenes and inviting us to trust Him. This message will encourage anyone...

Celebrate Fall Kick Off with us as we look back on God’s faithfulness and lean into a new ministry year. From Acts 2, we unpack a simple, biblical roadmap for a healthy church—Gather, Grow, Give, and Go—calling us to Sundays together, life in smaller groups, generous service, and everyday mission. We highlight practical next steps like a monthly church-wide prayer night, deeper investment in kids...

What does it look like to have a relationship with God like Jesus did? In this message, Pastor Jordan shows how Jesus’ life was marked by solitude, scripture, and surrender—and how these practices can shape our own walk with God. Discover how to move beyond knowing about God to truly living in His presence, rooted in His Word, and aligned with His will.

In this message, Pastor Jordan unpacks what it means to have full access to God through Jesus. From Eden to the torn veil, we see how Christ removed every barrier and made us sons and daughters of the Father. Discover how to live daily in the joy of that access—walking with God, experiencing His presence, and celebrating our place at His table

Pastor Jordan teaches from Luke 6 on what it means to be a whole disciple of Jesus. He shows how our faith shapes our relationship with God, with others, and with the world around us. This message invites us to reflect on where we are growing and where God is calling us deeper.

In this sermon on Psalm 73, Pastor Jordan explores the struggle of envy and the question of why the wicked often seem to prosper. He warns against “spiritual myopia,” a shortsighted focus on worldly success and injustice that can blur our vision of God’s goodness. The turning point comes when the psalmist enters the sanctuary, where worship and God’s presence bring clarity and reveal that the secu...

In this message on Psalm 23, Russell Lane unpacks the rich truth of God as our Good Shepherd. He reminds us that the Lord is personal—He knows us by name, cares for our every need, and provides rest, peace, and restoration. Through the valleys and trials of life, God’s presence brings comfort and protection, assuring us that we are never alone. Russ also points to the promise of overflowing blessi...

In this message from Psalm 139, Pastor Jordan explores three life-changing truths: God knows us completely, He is always with us, and He is the One who created us with purpose. Through stories, scripture, and practical application, we are reminded that God’s knowledge of us is both intimate and personal, His presence is inescapable yet comforting, and His power is seen in the miracle of life itsel...

Pastor Jordan Harnum’s sermon on Psalm 34 reflects on David writing from the cave of Adullam after fleeing Saul. Despite fear and hardship, David chose to praise and magnify the Lord, showing that worship can be verbal, enthusiastic, and contagious even in dark seasons. Pastor Jordan challenges believers to actively seek God by looking to Him, crying out, and living in reverence—and to “taste and...

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Tim Condy unpacks Psalm 85 and calls the Church to seek revival in a dry and weary land. He reminds us that revival starts with recounting God's past goodness, forgiveness, and mercy, and leads to a desperate cry for God to move again. Tim challenges believers to turn from spiritual complacency, return to the source—God Himself—and seek His face with humility and re...

Life can often feel like an uphill journey filled with uncertainty, fear, and exhaustion but Psalm 121 reminds us where true help is found. In this message, Pastor Jordan Harnum shows how we can look beyond the hills to the God who never sleeps, who keeps watch over every step of our lives. From our going out to our coming in, God offers protection, care, and peace for today and forever. Learn how...

In this message from Psalm 19, Pastor Jordan unpacks how God continues to speak to us through His creation, His Word, and to our hearts. The psalm reveals how the skies declare God's glory, offering what theologians call "general revelation," pointing us to the reality of a Creator. Beyond nature, God's Word provides "special revelation," showing us not only that God exists but what He is like and...

In the first message of Summer in the Psalms, Pastor Jordan walks through Psalm 42, a passage that speaks to those experiencing deep discouragement. Described as a “handbook for hopelessness,” this psalm gives voice to pain while pointing us toward God. Drawing from the story of the sons of Korah—descendants of rebellion who became worship leaders—Jordan highlights how God can redeem even the most...

Pastor Jordan unpacks Exodus 33 to show that God's presence has always been essential—not optional—for His people. He walks through Israel’s failure with the golden calf, Moses’ pursuit of God in the tent, and the bold prayers that changed everything. The sermon centers on three calls: Purge the Idols, Prioritize the Tent, Pursue God’s Glory.

In this message, Pastor Jordan unpacks Jesus' powerful claim in John 14:6—“I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” Against the backdrop of Jesus' final hours with his disciples, Jordan explores how this statement offers not just direction for the future, but deep hope and purpose for today. Drawing from ancient Jewish wedding customs, he illustrates how Jesus, like a bridegroom, has gone to prepar...

In this message, Pastor Jordan unpacks Jesus’ powerful claim: “I am the Good Shepherd.” Drawing from John 10 and Psalm 23, we explore how Jesus protects, knows, and gathers His sheep—even when the wolves come. You'll hear stories about wandering sheep, a hidden crown, and what it means to be truly known and loved by God. Whether you're in a dark valley or just feeling lost, this message will remin...

In John 10, Jesus says, "I am the Door," offering a powerful picture of salvation, safety, and true satisfaction. This sermon explores what Jesus meant and why it matters for our lives today. We look at the contrast between the Good Shepherd and false leaders who lead people astray. Through the story of a healed blind man, ancient sheep pens, and modern distractions, we are invited to hear the voi...

What do we do when God feels distant, when prayers seem unanswered, and when grief overwhelms us? In this message from John 11, we look at the story of Lazarus and Jesus’ powerful claim: “I am the resurrection and the life.” Jesus doesn’t just comfort us in our pain—He confronts death itself and wins. Through His delay, His tears, His war against death, and His victory at the tomb, we see a pictur...

What does it really mean when Jesus says, “I am the light of the world”? In this message, we explore how the light of Christ brings both grace and truth—exposing sin but covering it with love, opening blind eyes and healing hearts. From the pillar of fire in the wilderness to the glory returning through the East Gate, we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of God's radiant presence. Through two power...

Sermon  In a world chasing success, recognition, and desire, Jesus offers something better—Himself. In this message from John 6, we see that Jesus isn’t just useful; He’s precious, the true Bread of Life who alone satisfies the deepest hunger of the soul. Jordan Harnum calls us to turn from the temporary and feast on what truly lasts. When others walk away from Jesus’ hard teachings, we respond wi...

In this message, we explore the powerful moment when God reveals His name to Moses — "I AM" — and how Jesus later uses the same name to claim His divinity. Discover how the God who sees, hears, and knows is the same God who came down to rescue us.

This sermon explores the idea of "what if the resurrection didn't happen?"