Sermons in the ‘Daniel Montgomery’ Category
Colossians 3:1-17 “Jesus is Your Life”
We are not just united with Jesus in his death and resurrection, but also with him in his exaltation as our king.
Colossians 1:13-23 “Your Jesus is Too Small”
We all have an image of God created from our imagination and not from the reality of God’s revelation. Paul confronts this problem in the first chapter of Colossians, showing how Jesus is the true image of the invisible God.
Galatians 4:3-7 “Adoption”
J.I. Packer says, “If you want to judge how well a person understands Christianity, find out how much he makes of the thought of being God’s child, and having God as his Father.” Listen as pastor Daniel unpacks the truth of our adoption into God’s family from the fourth chapter of Galatians.
Galatians 1-2 “The Gospel of Grace Defended”
He communicates in this sermon that the gospel of grace is “God’s message.”
Acts 13, 14, 15 “Mission: Antioch”
Finishing Sojourn’s three-week series in Acts, pastor Daniel Montgomery concludes with a very clear pattern for mission found in the ancient church at Antioch: prayer, the movement of God’s Spirit and then mission.
John 13:1-17 “Washing”
In the Gospel of John, Jesus’ final hours with his disciples are the focal point, the crucial chapters. These final hours begin with Jesus taking on the garments of a slave and washing the filthy feet of his disciples.
Mark 15:16-39 “The Scandal of the Cross”
Pastor Daniel Montgomery examines Jesus’ passion to do God’s will, not his own, even at great cost.
Matthew 3 “Repent and Live”
Listen in as Pastor Daniel Montgomery teaches on what it means to truly repent…
Psalm 150 “A Praise Manifesto”
Psalms finishes with a punchy call to praise the LORD always.
Psalm 146 “Praise The Lord”
Pastor Daniel Montgomery continues our Psalms series looking at the first of 5 ‘Hallelujah Psalms’ that finish off the book. Hallelujah literally means ‘Praise the Lord’ – it’s a command. Praising the Lord is not only necessary, it’s good. Listen in as Pastor Daniel looks at all the ways we give our praise away poorly [...]