Matt Fowler

Proverbs 31 presents a portrait of biblical womanhood marked by wisdom, strength, faithful service, and the fear of the Lord. The sermon calls the church to prize God's design for godly women amid a culture confused about gender and virtue.

Biblical WomanhoodFear of the LordGodly WomenGender Confusion

Genesis 6 presents Noah as a sober portrait of biblical manhood: a sinner who walked with God, obeyed by faith, and needed grace. The sermon ultimately points beyond Noah to Christ, the greater Savior whose sacrifice alone rescues sinners.

Biblical ManhoodNoahWalking with GodObedient Faith

Benaiah's courage in 1 Chronicles 11 is used as a portrait of manhood marked by strength, service, and costly faithfulness. The sermon points to Jesus as the true mighty man whose courage, suffering, and victory define the pattern for

Biblical ManhoodBenaiahCourageMighty Men

Mark 3 shows Jesus calling ordinary men to Himself, forming them for costly discipleship, and sending them into His work. The sermon calls men to stand firm for Christ and His gospel even when faithfulness brings opposition.

Biblical ManhoodDisciplesCostly DiscipleshipGospel Opposition

Acts 7 traces Stephen's faithful witness and the church's suffering under persecution. The sermon holds out hope that God can save even hardened sinners, as Saul's story would soon prove.

Church PersecutedStephenSaulSaving Grace

Acts 2 presents the shared life of a healthy church as the context from which true evangelism flows. The sermon urges the church to keep growing in worship, fellowship, intentionality, and gospel life together.

Healthy ChurchChurch LifeGospel CommunityChurch Growth

Acts 2 shows the church multiplying through Spirit-empowered preaching and God's sovereign work. The sermon rejects a mere numbers game and points to real growth through the Lord's appointed means.

Church MultiplyingGospel ResponseSovereign GrowthLocal Church

Acts 2:22-24 shows the church preaching the truth about Jesus, the truth about man, and the hope of God's sovereign saving work. The sermon calls the church to proclaim clearly and rest in the Lord's power to save.

Church PreachingGospel ProclamationSovereign SalvationTruth About Jesus

Acts 1 calls the church to radical dependence on the Spirit of God for ministry, power, and witness. The sermon encourages confidence in the Spirit's work and insists that the glory belongs to God.

Church WaitingHoly SpiritDependenceGlory of God