Growing Faith Church Sermons

Weekly sermons from Growing Faith Church in Liberty, North Carolina.

Growing Faith Church Sermons is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 69 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Growing Faith Church Sermons, a christianity show with 69 episodes published.

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  Episode #70

  Called to the King's Mission: Matt. 9:35-10:15

  Aug 30, 202646 min

  Series: Radical Kingdom: Power and Purpose Preached at Growing Faith Church, Liberty, NC August 30, 2026 1. The Mission is Critical Because the Need is Urgent (vv. 35-36) 2. The Mission Begins with Prayer for Multiplication (vv. 37-38) 3. We are Called and Given Authority for the Mission (vv. 1-4) 4. God Provides the Strategy for the Mission (vv. 5-11) 5. The Results of the Mission Belong to God (vv. 12-15) Most of us spend our lives chasing goals that feel meaningful but are ultimately temporary. Jesus calls every believer to something far greater: a mission that echoes into eternity. In Matthew 9, Jesus sees the crowds around Him and responds not with frustration or judgment, but with deep, gut-level compassion. That same compassion is meant to shape how we see the people in our daily lives. God does not call the qualified; He qualifies the called, sending ordinary people with His authority and His power. The harvest is plentiful, the need is urgent, and God has called you by name to be part of it.

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  Episode #69

  The Faith that Leads to Healing: Matt. 9:18-34

  Aug 23, 202639 min

  Series: Radical Kingdom: Power and Purpose Preached at Growing Faith Church, Liberty, NC August 23, 2026 Faith is believing in Jesus' power to meet our deepest needs and surrendering to His authority in our life. 1. Faith Begins with the Humility of Desperate Need. 2. Faith Means Believing in Jesus' Power Instead of Our Own. 3. Faith is Surrendering to Jesus' Will for Our Lives. 4. Those Without Faith Miss the Joy of Healing. Faith is not a formula, and healing is not guaranteed by the strength of your belief. In Matthew 9, every person Jesus healed came to Him in humble desperation, not with demands or perfectly worded prayers. The point was never the amount of faith but the object of it. Jesus is the promised Messiah who came with healing in His wings, and the deepest healing He offers is spiritual, not physical. We live in a world broken by sin, and our greatest need is not physical restoration but reconciliation with God. Real faith involves three things: recognizing your desperate need, believing in Jesus' power to meet it, and surrendering to His authority even when He doesn't answer the way you expected. Like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, surrendered faith says 'but if not' and trusts Jesus no matter the outcome. That kind of faith is not weakness. It is the most honest and courageous response to a God who is completely worthy of our trust.

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  Episode #68

  Jesus: The Life in the Party: Matt. 9:9-17

  Aug 16, 202640 min

  Series: Radical Kingdom: Power and Purpose Preached at Growing Faith Church, Liberty, NC August 16, 2026 How do we live a life that displays the joy of the gospel accurately so that people will join the party that Jesus is throwing for them? 1. Let's Show Radical Hospitality to Unexpected People (vv. 9-13) 2. Let's Live with an Unexpected Joy (vv. 14-15) 3. Let's Anticipate Jesus Doing Unexpected Things (vv. 16-17) What does it actually look like to live out the joy of the gospel? In Matthew 9:9-17, Jesus calls a despised tax collector named Matthew to follow Him, shows up at a party full of sinners, and then defends His actions to the religious leaders of His day. This passage is one of the clearest pictures in Scripture of how the gospel works and what it means to carry genuine joy as a follower of Jesus.

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  Episode #67

  How Will You Respond? Matt. 8:28-9:8

  Aug 2, 202639 min

  Series: Radical Kingdom: Power and Purpose Preached at Growing Faith Church, Liberty, NC August 2, 2026 1. Some Fear Judgment, So They Harden Their Hearts (vv. 28-32) 2. Some Fear Disruption, So They Keep Jesus Away (vv. 33-34) 3. Some Fear Nothing, So They Miss Jesus Completely (vv. 1-3) 4. Some Fear Appropriately, So They Worship Jesus (vv. 4-8) When Jesus shows up in your life, a decision has to be made. Matthew chapters 8 and 9 reveal four distinct responses to His power and authority, and each one carries eternal weight. Some harden their hearts out of fear of judgment. Some keep Jesus at a distance because they are afraid of what He might disrupt. Some are so confident in their own knowledge or goodness that they miss Him entirely. And some respond with reverent awe and genuine worship. The right response involves admitting you cannot save yourself, believing in the death and resurrection of Jesus, and confessing Him as Lord over every area of your life. The most important decision you will ever make is not who you marry or what career you choose. It is how you respond to Jesus Christ.

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  Episode #66

  Stepping Out of the Crowd: Matt. 8:18-27

  Jul 26, 202639 min

  Series: Radical Kingdom: Power and Purpose Preached at Growing Faith Church, Liberty, NC July 26, 2026 1. Crowds Settle in One Place. Followers Follow Jesus. (vv. 18-20) 2. Crowds Follow When Convenient. Followers Follow Jesus First. (vv. 21-22) 3. Crowds Stay Behind. Followers Get in the Boat. (vv. 23-25) 4. Crowds Are Amazed by What Jesus Does. Followers Are Amazed by Who Jesus is. (vv. 26-27) There is a significant difference between admiring Jesus from a distance and truly following Him. Many people function as fans, enjoying what He offers without ever committing to who He is. Matthew 8 presents three clear contrasts between fans and followers: crowds settle while followers keep moving, crowds follow when it is convenient while followers put Jesus first, and crowds stay on shore while followers get in the boat. Following Jesus is not a comfortable, stationary life. It is a going life that costs something. The storms will come regardless, but there is no safer place to be than in the will of God with the Son of God.

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