Just Walk Across the Room is a Four-Week Church Experience that will refresh your appreciation for the Holy Spirit’s mysterious ways, rekindle your passion for people,and revive your belief that the single greatest gift you can give to your friends and family members is an introduction to the God who created them, loves them, and has a purpose for their lives.
Sermon Series Archive
Remember a time when life was humming along just fine one minute and then was derailed in a matter of seconds. Around here we call them Life's Curveballs. They're thrown when we least expect them and often times we don't know how to deal with them.
Coming up in January here at St. Matthew we're going to talk about these Curveballs. We're going to look to see what the Bible has to say about handling unexpected surprises and look to Jesus for some direction when life gets hard.
We hope you'll come join us for a series we're calling: Curveball: When life throws the unexpected. It's a topic that we'll all have to deal with eventually...so let's journey through it together.
Are you ready? Ready for all the joy, excitement, and overall craziness that the holidays bring? Or are you feeling a little less than joy-filled in these challenging times? Good news! The God of "back then" that took care of Mary and Joseph is the same God that meets US in our greatest times of need. Follow along as we discover and celebrate "The God behind Christmas."
Church is not buildings and programs. It is not services and pastors. It is not budgets and demographics. It is about people engaged in living out mission, people who are unreservedly generous, people who walk the talk, and people who are genuine in their worship. Church is real stories of others living out their faith in real meaningful ways. This is church.
They can make just about anything out of plastic these days, including substitutes of real, living, and natural things. But make no mistake, plastic objects may look real, but they're not real. In this series we'll wrestle with our plasticity as people and find out more about what it means to live the real life, following the realest human, Jesus.
Even though there has been talk of the world becoming smaller in recent days, the world is a HUGE place. By looking around, you'll also notice that it doesn't seem to be working right. There are disasters, pandemics, and wars. People exploit other people. Violence is everywhere. Hatred and bigotry are inescapable. By all signs, this great big world is irreparably broken. But through this series, we'll talk about the Great Big God who stands over it all. The one who is bigger than our brokenness. The God who made the world and hasn't forsaken it, He's a God who has a plan and the power to heal the world.
Many people know the Lord's Prayer, but what is it really all about? What power really lies in prayer? Join us each week over the summer as we spend time praying for God to strengthen and grow our prayer lives as we dive into the Lord's Prayer.
At the conclusion of our "Experiment Week" summer festival, Pastor Paul Moldenhauer reminds us of God's awesome power to save all who believe! It doesn't matter who we are in the world's eyes. We are all loved in God's eyes.
In this standalone message from the minister of our Wixom campus, Jason Scheler shares with us a few parting words, encouraging us to be faithful to the calling which God has placed upon our lives. Listen in as Jason shares his heart for St. Matthew, and his heart for his Lord.
Summertime is just about here and there's one thing that fills our summers--parties! Graduation parties, birthday parties, pool parties, beach parties. PARTIES!
In this standalone message by Pastor Paul Moldenhauer, we learn about the partying habits of Jesus. Scandalous? Some thought so, but Jesus had a purpose for partying with the "worst of sinners". Listen in and party on.
SCHOOL'S--OUT--FOR--SUM-MER!
Go ahead and sing it (you know you want to). Before you pack away those lunchboxes and backpacks, why not spend some time with Psalm 119, and learn about God's great plan for education? School's back in session.
Energy crisis? Not with God! God makes His power available to us through the Holy Spirit. He's got all the power you need. During this short, two-week series, we'll explore God's awesome, life-changing power that was poured out to Christ's followers on Pentecost.
Charge up, listen in, and get ready for God's never-failing Power!
Families pass on many things from generation to generation--pictures, jewelry, recipes, and books to name a few. But is any of that REALLY important?
Pastor Dion Garret shares with us a treasure far too great to hold on to! Let's ask ourselves,
"what is really worth passing on to the next generation?"
In this short series, we’ll talk about our “stuff”, our obsession with it, and how Jesus changes our view of it.
They’re large, they’re noisy, they don’t smell the greatest either and yet we pretend they’re not there. But for this series, we're attempting to change that. We will be exposing some of the elephants that have been in our church(es), but have been seldom talked about. In short, we're going to try to talk about all the issues that YOU want the church to talk about.
In many bibles, interspersed among the black-inked letters and words, are words written in red. They are special words, not only do they break up the visual monotony of a black page, but they are words from Jesus’ himself--his own mouth. It is these "words in red" that will be our focus throughout the entire season of Lent, as we experience reality through Jesus' eyes and his words.
Get Words in Red daily devotions online.
How close are your relationships with the people who are "regulars" in your life? Really, think about it for a second... are they as close as you think? Here's a simple test, how many people have given you "refrigerator rights"?
Don't know what that means? It's okay, we'll explain it.
In this series, we'll give you some eye-opening truths about the true state of our relationships and then we'll examine how God intends, and can enable us, to build stronger relationships both inside our church walls and outside.
Go here to see the "Refrigerator Rights" promo video.
Jesus refers to himself as “the Light of the World” which was a powerful assertion living in a time when the menace of darkness was a daily reality. But now in the age of electric light where darkness has been minimized, what does Jesus’ claim mean for us?
In this series we’ll explore the ongoing reality of darkness, even in our electric age, and the power of Jesus to shine brighter than any light we’ve ever seen!
Ever thought of God as an old farmer? For most of us, probably not, but the Bible often refers to God exactly in this way. And though we are no longer an agrarian culture, we can learn a lot from this metaphor.
This series will talk about the way in which God works human lives with the care of a master planter, preparing the soil of our hearts, ridding our lives of growth-inhibiting adversaries, and ultimately bringing out of us a great harvest...not of apples, corn, or wheat...it's a Harvest of Worship.
Since the beginning of time, people have struggled to maintain balance in the essential parts of life. Body and soul, mind and heart, faith and action, instead of fighting to do both, we tend to lean toward one or the other.
This series will offer God's perspective on what a balanced life looks like- for us as individuals but also for us together as the Church.