Dayton Avenue Baptist Church Sermons

Pastor Jon continues the series on Abraham by looking at Abraham's example of hospitality and reminds us that as Christians, hospitality should be our ministry, not only to fellow christians but also to unbelievers.

When God calls us to wait for something we deeply desire we are reminded to trust in His promises because he sees and hears even when he is silent.

In Romans 4, Abraham is called the “father of all who believe.” It’s not that Abraham had *perfect* faith, but he did have *growing* faith… and God reckoned it to him as righteousness.

Abraham’s life is a bit like a seesaw ride with lots of ups and downs. By allowing Lot to have his choice of the land, Abraham demonstrates an important spiritual lesson… Giving It All Up (or also known as the lesson of Opening Our Hands)

Backsliding is a sad, mysterious fact of life for many believers. When Abraham encounters an unexpected famine in the land, he makes a series of poor, backsliding choices, but God graciously brings him back to where he needs to be.

Pastor Jon begins the first part of an 11 part series called "Abraham: Justified by Faith". Today he opens the scripture to Genesis 11:26-12:4 to introduce Abraham, Sarah and their faith legacy.

Pastor Jon Young directs us to 1 Peter 2:1-3 and challenges us to hunger and desire after God's Word and to put aside anything that would lead us to sin.

Pastor Jon Young explains how we can follow Jesus in Living out Grace using Christ's example in 2 Corinthians 8:9

Listen as Pastor Tim teaches us from Philipians 2:5-8 how Jesus Christ lovingly wrapped perfect diety in humble humanity to give us the perfect Christmas present, and how He calls us to demonstrate that same love and humilty toward one another.

As Pastor Jon concludes the Sermon on the Mount series, he takes a look at the importance of building your life on a solid foundation. So how do you build a foundation? By daily acting on the truth you have received.

Matthew 7:21-23 may be one of the most sobering passages of Scripture. Here, Jesus talks about the difference between true and false discipleship.

Money, or the lack thereof, is an issue that touches each one of us. As Pastor Jon shares from Matthew 6, we learn that God doesn't want us to worry or be afraid, but to have faith in a heavenly Father who cares for us deeply. (Matt. 6:25-34).

"Our Father who is heaven..." You may know this famous prayer by heart, but the truths behind Jesus' words may surprise you. Listen as Pastor Jon explains the value of making this a regular part of your prayer life.

What motivates you to pray, give, and fast (if you even do it at all)? Pastor Tim continues the Sermon on the Mount series, discussing what it means to do your "acts of righteousness" in secret. (Matt. 6:1-8).

Pastor Jon Young continues the Sermon on the Mount series. In this message, he discusses the topic of divorce and remarriage, as presented by Jesus in Matthew 5:31-32.

Each of us has a "turkey" in our life - someone who drags us down or drives us crazy. Learn to soar above the turkeys in your life, as pastor Jon explores the heart of what it means to "turn the other cheek."

Dr. Tom Mach, professor at Cedarville University and an active Dayton Avenue member, shares his insight on the Christian's role in culture, society, politics.

Are you a man or woman of your word? Listen as Pastor Jon Young explains why truthful communication is so important.

Since the law is a reflection of God's goodness and perfection, we as His children should love His Law as we love Him.

Live like your faith in Jesus really matters in all areas of your life.