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His Name Matters
We dive deep into how the name of God represents the revelation of His true nature and why respecting His name is inseparable from respecting His person. Rev. Fairclough identifies four critical ways His name is misused—from hypocrisy and false representation to manipulation—and reminds us of the severe weight God places on these actions. Discover how the exaltation of the name of Jesus Christ changes our perspective on worship and reverence today.
Worship God, not Build a God
This sermon exposes the subtle temptation to create a "manageable" God and highlights the deep seriousness of false worship. At Metropolitan Baptist Church, we examine the generational impact of our devotion—showing how who we worship today shapes the legacy of our families tomorrow. If you want to move past religious icons and into a relationship with the Father in spirit and truth, this teaching is for you.
No other gods
Pastor Connor warns against the divided devotion that prevents us from experiencing true spiritual freedom. At Metropolitan Baptist Church, we learn that it is all about God; nothing should ever be placed before Him. If you’ve felt your focus shifting away from the Creator and toward the created, this sermon will help you realign your life and return to the only One who is truly worthy of your worship.
Grace
Before God ever gave a command, He gave a deliverance. Pastor Connor explains that we don't obey to get God’s love; we obey because we already have it. At Metropolitan Baptist Church, we explore a God who speaks, saves, and delivers. Learn why your obedience should be fueled by gratitude for what He has already done, rather than a payment for what you hope He will do. Stop trying to earn your way to Heaven and start living in the freedom of being already redeemed.
New Reality
Drawing from the story of Lazarus in John 11:17–27, Pastor Connor reveals how Jesus meets us directly in our pain, brings an unshakable hope that transcends death, and calls us to a radical level of belief. At Metropolitan Baptist Church, we learn that the resurrection isn't just a future event—it is a present power that changes how we face every trial. If you are ready to move from grief to a new life in Christ, this message is for you.
Changed Identity
Are you still living as the old version of yourself? In this life-altering sermon from the "Game Changer" series, Pastor Arthur Connor Jr explores how the resurrection of Christ provides a completely changed identity.
The Potluck
Part of the "Family on Mission" series at Metropolitan Baptist Church, this teaching explores how Jesus makes room for the outcast, handles the criticism of the religious, and remains focused on His ultimate mission to heal the broken. Discover why being "invited" by Christ changes everything about how we see ourselves and our mission.
Family On Mission
Drawing from the focus scripture Philippians 2:1-10, we examine the ultimate example of Jesus—His humble renunciation, incarnation, and crucifixion. Discover how shared affection, mercy, and fellowship in the Spirit can transform your household into a family that exalts the name of Jesus above all else. Join us at Metropolitan Baptist Church for this powerful study on biblical unity.
Depending on the Lord and Others
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the weight of your responsibilities? In this powerful message from the "From Deliverance to Dependence" series, Pastor Arthur Connor, Jr. dives into Exodus 18:13–27 to show us a better way. While we depend on the Lord for our ultimate deliverance, God never intended for us to carry the daily burden alone.
Deliverance Ignites Evangelism
Does your heart overflow with what God has done for you? In this powerful sermon from the "Deliverance to Dependence" series, Pastor James Hanna explores how God's work in our lives naturally leads to a Gospel witness.
The God Who Fights for Us
Are you facing an overwhelming attack from the enemy? In this powerful sermon from the "From Deliverance to Dependence" series, Pastor Arthur Connor Jr. dives into Exodus 17:8–16 to reveal the divine strategy for spiritual warfare. We serve The God Who Fights For Us, but victory requires a specific design: Joshua on the battlefield, Moses in intercession, and the vital support of Aaron and Hur.
The God Who Is Present
Are you facing a "dry place" in your life? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Rodman W. Cory continues the series "From Deliverance to Dependence" with a deep dive into Exodus 17:1–7. When Israel faced thirst at Rephidim, they moved from deliverance to doubt, asking the dangerous question: "Is the Lord among us or not?"