In this message from Matthew 7:21–23, “Does He Know You?”, we are challenged to examine the authenticity of our faith by looking beyond mere words and outward actions to the true condition of our hearts. Jesus draws a clear distinction between those who simply confess Him as Lord and those who truly belong to Him—whose belief is reflected in a life of obedience and surrender.

In this message from Matthew 7:7–14, “Roads and Rules,” we are reminded that Christ calls His followers to pursue God wholeheartedly so they can live rightly with others and grow into Christlikeness. Jesus urges an ongoing dependence on God—keep asking, seeking, and knocking—trusting that He provides according to His will. As we walk closely with Him, we are shaped to treat others with the same grace and love we have received, fulfilling the call to love God and neighbor. The sermon contrasts two paths—the wide road that follows our natural desires and leads to destruction, and the narrow way through Christ that leads to life—challenging us to examine our hearts, resist self-centered living, and faithfully follow Jesus, even when it’s difficult.

What if the way you judge others is revealing more about your heart than theirs? In this message from Gospel of Matthew7:1–6, we’re challenged to develop a clear, Christ-centered vision for living as a holy people—one marked not by harsh criticism, but by humble, discerning love. Jesus calls us to practice just judgment by rejecting hypocrisy and surface-level assumptions, instead offering gentle, grace-filled encouragement. As we examine our own hearts through God’s Word, we’re reminded to pursue personal holiness, restore others with humility, and wisely guard the truth of the gospel. This sermon invites us to treasure Christ above all, approach others with grace, and remember: the measure we use will be the measure we receive.