Murray Hill Baptist Church (audio Only)

As we enter the Christmas season, Pastor Doug brings us to Luke 2:25-35 where the story of Simeon is recorded. Not much is known about him, but in these few verses we are given a wealth of spiritually significant knowledge from his prophecy over the baby Jesus regarding who Messiah is and what he would bring to the world.

Our series continues with Pastor Doug taking us through the sermon on the mount. Today we will hear Jesus' words regarding another spiritual discipline, Fasting.

Continuing in our series, Pastor Doug takes us through Matthew 6:5-15 where Jesus teaches on prayer. In this text we see a guideline for prayer that Jesus himself lays out as well as how the inner motive and application of prayer can either please God or not.

Taking a break from our current series; Pastor Doug gives a special Thanksgiving sermon by taking us to Colossians 3:15-17. In this passage we find the Apostle Paul teaching the church of Colossae that regardless of circumstance, they can have the peace of Christ and that they should give thanks to God in all things.

Jay continues the Sermon on the Mount with Matthew 5:43-48, asking what Jesus meant when he said that we should love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us.

We took a break from our current series to focus on Worship. With a variety of speakers and music throughout, we will discuss a few of the Spiritual Disciplines. Today we hear from Jay Stuckey III regarding Study and Katy Axtell on Meditation.

Pastor Doug continues our series through the Sermon on the Mount by teaching on Matthew 5:38-42. We come to a scripture that is much easier to teach than to do as we find Jesus teaching on the dynamic of humility. With Jesus being our ultimate example, we learn how we should view and serve others as His followers.

Continuing our series, Pastor Doug teaches through Matthew 5:31-32. More than just a command, we see Jesus speak on the value of both men and women and the marriage covenant which He instituted.

Pastor Doug continues our series, How would Jesus live my life?, by looking at Matthew 5:27-30. Much more than just a physical matter, lust is a heart issue. In today's sermon, we'll see how Jesus addresses the issue of lust and how Jesus would live our lives, in this culture, concerning this topic.

As we continue our series, Pastor Doug examines Matthew 5: 21-26. Previously Jesus has given an overarching framework of what His kingdom and followers will be, now He gets more personal and begins to explain what His followers will look like in heart and action.

In this final sermon of our Parables series, Pastor Doug teaches on the parable of the Sheep and Goats found in Matthew 25. This passage has massive implications regarding eternity as well as the judgement on the last day, but it also has implications for our daily lives as believers in that we are called to take care of one another. More so than just good works, it is to be the Spirit of God so working through us and our following and worship of Jesus that it should be a natural action for the believer.

As Pastor Doug continues our series on parables, he comes to the Parable of the Sower found in Luke 8. Sometimes referred to as the Parable of the Soils, we see Jesus explain what happens when the Word goes forth in the world and the four different types of experiences and responses people have when it is heard.

As we continue our sermon series on Parables, Pastor Doug Axtell takes us through the Parable of The Lost Sheep found in Luke 15. The religious leaders of the day did not like seeing Jesus eat with sinners. In response, Jesus uses this parable to describe His mission and humanities need for a savior.