Forgiven!

Listen to today's sermon as we explore Samuel’s nighttime encounter with God and discover why a quiet season doesn’t mean He’s absent.

Is it possible to know the right answers about God and still miss what He expects from us? Listen as we explore Matthew 22 and discover how Jesus’ answers challenge the way we live.

Listen to today's sermon and discover how Jacob’s darkest night became the place where God began changing him, and what that could mean for you.

Listen to The King Confronts and consider the question His actions leave with us: When Jesus comes close, what does He find?

What happens when we place our whole lives in Jesus' hands? In “We Are Given,” the walk to Emmaus shows how the grace we’ve received can reach someone who needs it.

As Jesus entered Jerusalem, the crowd welcomed Him like a King—but were they prepared to let Him rule? Join us in Matthew 21:1–11 as we discover what “The King Arrives” means for those who follow Him today.

Do the broken places in our lives mean that God can't use us? Listen to this message from Luke 22:19, and discover how Jesus can redeem what feels ruined and remind us that broken does not mean useless.

In Matthew 20, Jesus turns our ideas of fairness, greatness, and importance upside down, revealing a Kingdom shaped by grace rather than merit. Listen and discover why following the King means letting go of comparison, choosing humble service, and extending mercy to others.

We often say we’re blessed when life is going well, but what happens when it doesn’t? Listen to Sunday's sermon and discover why your greatest blessing isn’t what you hold in your hands, but whose hands you are held.

Join us in our study of Matthew 19 as we discover why following Christ requires surrender, but promises something far greater than anything we leave behind.

What do you do when the need or problem in front of you is more than you have to give? Listen in to our Sunday message as we discover why our limitations are never the end of the story, because Jesus is more than enough.

What does greatness really look like in the Kingdom of God? In Matthew 18, Jesus turns our ideas of greatness upside down. Listen to this week’s study, and join us next Tuesday at 6:30 PM!

When worry takes over, where do you usually turn? In this sermon, we look at how God’s truth and His peace can change the way we think.

The heart of this lesson comes at the turning point in Matthew when Jesus asks His disciples, “But who do you say that I am?” Peter gives the answer Matthew has been building toward: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”

Every day, something is shaping the way you think. In today's sermon, we look at how God’s truth can become louder than the voices around us and begin transforming our lives from the inside out.

What if the stories you’ve heard about Jesus your whole life were meant to reveal something far greater than the miracles themselves?

Satan's greatest weapon has always been deception, but God's truth is greater than every lie. Listen as we explore Jesus' powerful teaching in John 8 and learn how abiding in His Word brings victory and freedom.

Jesus' parables are more than memorable stories. They reveal the condition of our hearts and the surprising nature of God's Kingdom. Join us as we explore Matthew 13 and discover why these timeless parables still challenge, encourage, and transform believers today.

Every temptation begins with a thought. So does every victory. Join us as we begin a new series, The Battle in Your Mind , and discover how the enemy seeks to shape our thinking—and how Christ has already given us the truth to overcome.

The greatest obstacle to serving God isn't ability, it's dependence and obedience. Jesus taught His disciples to trust God's provision instead of their own resources.

What does it actually mean to live boldly for Christ? It's not about being loud or fearless. It's about living every day with an identity rooted in Jesus and a life that points others to Him. Discover how ordinary acts of faithfulness can have an eternal impact.

When the Messiah came, the people were expecting a conquering King. Instead, Jesus climbed a mountain and began to teach. Why? This week's study uncovers one of the most surprising moments in Matthew's Gospel and what it means for every believer today.

Trying to live the Christian life in your own strength can leave you exhausted. In this message from John 14, discover how God's presence within every believer gives us the wisdom, courage, and power to live faithfully for Him.

What if the part of chapter one that most Christians skip is actually the foundation for everything Matthew wants us to believe about Jesus? Discover how one genealogy builds an undeniable case for the King. Links to lesson in comments.

You were never meant to simply receive the gospel, you were entrusted to share it. Discover what it means to be "Sent in His Name" and why every believer has a purpose in God's mission. Listen to this week's message using the links in the comments, and join us next Sunday at Howard Church!