Sermons on Matthew

Sermons on Matthew

“From Celebration to Resurrection”

“From Celebration to Resurrection” 4-5-26Theme: The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just something to celebrate, but a call to transformation—because the same Savior who confronts, corrects, and cleanses also heals, restores, and gives newand eternal life to all who surrender to Him. Matthew 21:12-15; Luke:1-7 Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Offering Our Best in 2026”

“Offering Our Best in 2026” 1-4-26Sermon Theme: As we begin 2026, God calls us to offer our best by faithfully giving our Time, Talents, Temple, Treasures, and Testimony to Christ.Matthew 2:1-12 (The Visit of the Magi)Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Hope Has a Name”

“Hope Has a Name” 11-30-25Theme: The hope our world longs for is not a feeling, not a season, and not a tradition — Hope is a Person, and His name is Jesus. He is the veryembodiment of hope for everyone, everywhere — for the weary, the broken, the searching, and the sinner.Luke 1:26-38, Matthew 1:18-25Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Wisdom Found in the Wilderness”

“Wisdom Found in the Wilderness” 8-10-25We will be talking about being in the “wilderness of life” by our own doing, by circumstances and by being led there by God. And how God often teaches us valuable WISDOM, when we are in the wilderness. Matthew 4:1-2Rev. Daniel Stevanus