Milton Baptist Church Sermons

Easter Sunday

Easter isn’t just about what happened 2,000 years ago—it speaks directly into the mess and realities of our lives today. In this message from Gospel of Luke 24, we explore how the resurrection of Jesus confronts our doubts, comforts our fears, and has the power to change our lives. Whether you’re skeptical, searching, or struggling, you’re invited to come and see for yourself. Because if Jesus really rose from the dead… it changes everything

Philippians 3:1-11 | Watch Out for False Teaching

We continue our study through Philippians 3:1–11, where the Apostle Paul challenges us to reconsider what we place our confidence in. Paul had every reason to boast in his religious achievements, background, and accomplishments—but he counts it all as loss compared to knowing Christ. In this message we explore the danger of trusting in our own righteousness and the freedom that comes through salvation by grace through faith in Jesus alone. True joy and identity are not found in what we achieve, but in what Christ has done for us.

Philippians 2:19-30

We stand on the shoulders of those who sacrificed before us. In this message from Philippians 2:19–30, we look at Timothy’s proven faithfulness and Epaphroditus’ courageous obedience—two ordinary men who went all in for Christ. What does it mean to live a poured-out life today? And who will one day stand on our shoulders?

Philippians 2:12-18 | Shining Like Stars

In a world that feels increasingly dark, exhausting, and divided, how are Christians called to respond? In this message from Philippians 2:12–18, Pastor Jordan explores Paul’s powerful invitation to “shine like stars” — not by escaping the darkness, but by living transformed lives right in the middle of it. We’ll unpack what it truly means to “work out your salvation,” how God is actively working within us, and why our attitudes — even things like grumbling and complaining — deeply impact our witness. This sermon reminds us that unlike Israel of old, believers today have new hearts through the Holy Spirit, empowering us to live as lights in a crooked generation. The call is clear: don’t run from the darkness — shine in it.

Philippians 2:1-11

In Philippians 2:1–11, Paul calls the church to a unity that is rooted not in sameness, but in shared grace. This message explores the foundation of unity in Christ, the threats that undermine it—selfish ambition and pride—and the model of true unity found in the humility of Jesus. In a world obsessed with climbing higher, Jesus shows us that the way of the Kingdom is downward—through service, sacrifice, and obedience. From the cross to the highest place, this passage lifts our eyes to the exalted Christ, before whom every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.