Murray Hill Baptist Church (audio Only)

Pastor Doug continues our Parables series with the parable of the unmerciful servant found in Matthew 18.

On Father's Day 2018, Jay Stuckey III teaches on a Biblical Father, Isaac, from Genesis 25.

This week, Pastor Doug Axtell takes us through the Parable of The Rich Fool found in Luke 12. As the culture tells us our value is found in how much stuff you have, Jesus fought this lie with Truth that our value is given and found in God alone and that we are to be rich toward God.

Pastor Doug Axtell teaches on the story of Lazarus found in John 12. We explore his background and miraculous resurrection found in scripture and learn what it means to live dangerously in following Christ.

We begin our arc toward Easter with the passage of 1 Timothy 2:1-7, where we read that God used Jesus as a ransom for our sin, because he desires all people to be saved from death into eternal life.

This week, Doug talks about the issue of hurry and how it affects us as believers. All too often, we get into self-sufficiency mode and forget that God is in control. This inspiring message challenges us to place our faith in God and live our lives in the yoke that is easy.

Doug concludes our series in Malachi by discussing the people who were all-in, and what it means to be all-in today.

Operation Neighbor is an experiment where we equip teams to go and make a difference in the community. This week, Doug discusses the story of the good Samaritan and why it is so critical that we be the ones showing mercy.

This week, we look at injustice through the teachings of Malachi and the life of Jesus.

As we continue this series, Pastor Doug examines how the follower of Jesus should treat marriage, both in finding who to marry and in keeping the marriage whole.

As we begin this series on Malachi, Doug talks about the importance of giving God the very best we have.

Doug looks at Acts 2:42-47 and gives his vision for what Murray Hill looks like as an Acts 2 church.

This week, we discuss the one body, many parts analogy of the church.

Doug examines James 3:13-18 as he discusses wisdom.

As we begin this series, we explore the timeless theological question - do we choose God, or does God choose us? Or, is the answer simply "yes"?