Heritage Park Baptist Church

Matthew 5.38-48 When we sow righteousness (God’s genuine goodness) into our lives, we reap His kind of love (Hosea 10.12)

Matthew 5.33-37 What is truly counter-cultural? Don’t manipulate with your words, don’t spread falsehoods or conspiracies – just speak the truth and do so in love – what a witness!

Studies in the Sermon on the Mount Part 11 – Jesus and Disintegration Matthew 5.31-32

Studies in the Sermon on the Mount Part 10 – Cultivated Desires Matthew 5.26-31

Studies in the Sermon on the Mount Part 9 – Anger v. Righteousness Matthew 5.21-26

Matthew 5.21-26 To deal with anger appropriately, you don’t get passive or “peaceful” – you get righteous

Luke 3 What would you tell your January self in Dec 2021? 4 Statements to Shape Perspective - Prepare the way for the Lord (v.3-6) - Saying the hard thing is not unloving (v.7-9) - Transformation matters in real life (v.10-14) - What you point to (and how) matters (v.15-20)

Christmas

This is only possible through Jesus – who for the joy set before Him endured the cross and despised its shame (Heb 12) Micah 7.7-9

Not only has Christ brought peace between us and God, he gives us peace, simply by his birth. - Micah 5.1-5

Join us in celebrating Advent, the intentional rhythm of anticipating Christ by focusing on the themes of Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love. When we hope in God, it’s because there is a Messiah – one who comes among us, gathers to protect us, gives His life for us, and leads us to freedom This sermon comes from Micah 2.12-13.

Studies in the Sermon on the Mount Part 7 – Wholeness Matthew 5.48

Preaching from Matthew 5.20, we continue our series in the Sermon on the Mount.

Audio only for Orphan Sunday sermon from James 1.26-27

In this audio recording, we look at the content of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.1-12

In this audio sermon from Matthew 5.1-12, we look at how we interpret the Beatitudes.

Preaching from Matthew 4.23-25, this audio sermon helps us understand the setting into which Jesus preaches the Sermon on the Mount and the news that the Kingdom is available to us.

Preaching from Daniel 9, we look at the way Daniel prayed and how it led to the prophetic word from Gabriel.

In this sermon from Daniel 8, we hear from God on how history unfolded from Daniel's time and how that speaks to us today, prompting us to trust God to the very end.

Daniel 3 finishes with a powerful rescue, resulting in both life and freedom.