Oakhill Baptist Church Sermons

Jesus concludes the Sermon on the Mount with clear examples of how we are either living for the Kingdom of God or living in opposition to it.

We can function in relationships governed by righteousness when we ask God in prayer for the grace to repent of personal sin and minister in humility to other people.

Fully surrendered hearts, minds, wills, and lives lead to a life of full trust and dependence on our savior.

By God's grace, we are to train ourselves to be more like Jesus through the practice of spiritual disciplines.

Jesus shows how the common understanding of obeying the law fell short of God's intended purpose of the law.

Jesus fulfilled the law for his followers, and gives them the power to live joyfully obedient to it.

The King's Declaration Matthew 5:1-16 I. A Word of Comfort and Hope. (vv.1-12) II. A Word of Challenge and Love. (vv. 13-16)

From the very beginning on his ministry, Jesus announced the kingdom of heaven and called people to repent and believe in Him.

Jesus valued God the Father more than anything else as He resisted Satan's attempts to tempt Him. In the same way, the Holy Spirit empowers us to desire God's will, trust him, and worship him above anything else.

From John the Baptist's preaching and Jesus' baptism, we hear God's call for us to turn to Jesus and trust in Him.

Before making our way through the Gospel of Matthew, it is important to consider two questions: "Who is the king?" and "What is the kingdom?"

God calls us to approach the work He has given us with a desire to glorify Him and bless others.

Proverbs says that our words hold the power to give life and death. As Christians, we should seek to use the words that healing, restrained, and satisfying.

God's people are to honor the Lord in the ways they make and use their money.

Parents must train their children in the wisdom of God so that they are equipped to listen, obey, and understand the fear of the Lord and the knowledge of God.

Marriage provides God's way to satisfy our natural sexual desires.

True, Christ-centered friendship consists of quality, faithfulness, honestly, and forgiveness.

When we humble ourselves before God, He will use us for His glory.

The preparation, the invitation, and the result of living in wisdom, or living in folly.

God's loyal love produces thankfulness in the hearts of His people.