Macedonia North Baptist Church

06/01/2026

Who is Like Our God? Studies in Micah - “The Mountain of the Lord Shall Be Established”
Micah 4:1-8

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/the_mountain_of_the_lord_shall_be_established

Introduction - Micah reveals God's future kingdom, where the Lord gathers His people, teaches the nations, and reigns in peace forever.

Sermon in a Sentence - Because God's kingdom will triumph, we must trust His promises and submit to His reign today.

The Mountain of the Lord Will Be Established (vv. 1-5) - When God reigns, truth replaces deception, peace replaces conflict, and the nations are drawn to worship Him.

The Lord Will Gather His Remnant (vv. 6-7) - The Lord does not abandon His broken people; He gathers them, restores them, and makes them strong.

The Kingdom will be Restored (v. 8) - What sin destroyed, God will restore through His faithful King.

Conclusion - Earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but Christ gathers His people and reigns forever as the promised Shepherd-King.

05/11/2026

Who Is Like Our God? Studies in Micah - “Woe to Those Who Devise Iniquity”

Micah 2:1-11

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/woe_to_those_who_devise_iniquity

Introduction - Micah pronounces a prophetic woe upon those who greedily devise evil, oppress others for gain, reject God’s truth, and therefore stand beneath His righteous judgment.

Sermon in a Sentence - God sees and judges wickedness born from covetous hearts, so we must repent of sinful self-interest and submit to His truth.

The Works of the Wicked (vv. 1-2, 6-11) - Sin begins in the heart, and sinful people naturally resist preaching that confronts them.

The Response of God (vv. 3-5) - Those who refuse God's rule will eventually feel God's judgment.

Conclusion - God judges sinful hearts that devise evil; therefore, repent, submit to His truth, and flee to Christ.

05/04/2026

Who Is Like Our God? Studies in Micah - “The Prophet’s Lament Over Coming Judgment”

Micah 1:8-16

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/the_prophets_lament_over_coming_judgment

Introduction - Micah’s lament was expressed as deep grief because God’s righteous judgment was spreading from Samaria into Judah and would bring heartbreaking loss.

Sermon on a Sentence - God's judgment is right and devastating, so we must grieve over sin and run to the only refuge.

A Prophet Who Feels the Weight of Judgment (vv. 8-9) - Micah weeps because judgment is coming, and if we rightly align our hearts with God, we will also mourn sin and the righteous wrath it brings.

A Judgment That Brings Total Devastation (vv. 10-15) - The cities of Judah fell because they did not trust God; we should take care not to make the same mistake.

A People Who Must Mourn the Loss (v. 16) - Sin always takes more than it promises and leaves more devastation than we expect.

Conclusion - God's judgment is right; sin is devastating; and Christ is the only refuge. Grieve over sin and run to Him.

04/27/2026

Who Is Like Our God? Studies in Micah

"The Lord Comes as Witness Against His People”

Micah 1:1-7

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/the_lord_comes_as_witness_against_his_people

Introduction - Micah proclaimed that the Lord comes in holy judgment against his people's covenant rebellion and idolatry, exposing sin and overthrowing all false trust.

Sermon in a Sentence - The Lord judges all sin, so we must repent of our false trust and submit to him in humble faith.

The Lord Appears as Divine Judge (vv. 2-4) - The justice of the Lord cannot be ignored; we must fear, worship, and obey Him.

The Lord Exposes the Root of Judgment (v. 5) - Superficial faith will not hide idolatry of the heart, and it cannot protect us from judgment.

The Lord Destroys Every False Refuge (vv. 6-7) - In mercy and judgment, God destroys every idol we construct.

Conclusion - The Lord comes in judgment against sin; therefore, repent, trust in Christ, and submit to the King.

04/20/2026

To The Praise of His Glory
Ephesians 6:21-24

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/to_the_praise_of_his_glory

Introduction - Paul concluded his letter by highlighting faithful ministry and pronouncing peace, love, faith, and grace upon believers as the defining realities of the Christian life.

Sermon in a Sentence - God gives peace, love, faith, and grace, so we must live faithfully to the praise of His glory.

Faithful Servants in God’s Mission (6:21-22) - Our lives are changed by the gospel so that we live out the truth and carry out the mission.

Final Blessings that Define Christian Life (6:23-24) - The truths of Scripture are the greatest blessings of our lives.

Followers who live to the Praise of His Glory - We now walk worthy of our calling, in love toward one another, in light amidst darkness, and we stand firm in the strength of the Lord

Conclusion - Love as people shaped by grace, to the praise of His glory!

04/11/2026

04/06/2026

Our Prophet, Priest, and King - “He Opened the Scriptures”
Luke 24:13-35

https://macedonianorthbaptist.org/he_opened_the_scriptures

Introduction - We can hear about Jesus and still miss the truth until He opens our eyes.

Sermon in a Sentence - Jesus has revealed the gospel, and we are called to believe in Him and be saved.

We Need the Prophet to See (vv. 13-24) - We can know much about Christ and still not understand who He truly is.

We Need the Prophet to Interpret (vv. 25-27) - Christ, the prophet, reveals the truths of Scripture so that we can understand.

We Need the Prophet to Believe (vv. 28-35) - When Christ opens our minds and hearts, we must respond in faith and turn to Him.

Conclusion - Because the risen Christ has revealed Himself through His Word, we must believe in Him and be saved.

04/04/2026

Our neighbors at Deloach Farms have officially opened their strawberry fields for the season—and let me tell you, you won’t find sweeter, better strawberries anywhere around!

We hope you’ll take some time to visit and support this wonderful local farm-to-table effort. Fresh, delicious, and straight from the field—doesn’t get much better than that. Tell them we sent you.

Fair warning: I think I ate half the basket before they even made it to the sink for washing and prep! 🍓

DeLoach Farms

04/03/2026

This morning’s sky was a powerful reminder of today’s meaning—dark and stormy in one direction, reflecting the sacrifice made at Golgotha.
Yet in the east, the sun shined through in stunning reds and oranges.
Even in the heaviness, there is hope.
Hold on… Sunday is coming!

We hope you will come join us tonight for Good Friday service starting at 7pm.

04/03/2026

Thank you to all who joined us for our Maundy Thursday service this evening. This intimate and meaningful time together is truly one of my favorites.

As we turn our hearts toward Good Friday, may we remember His sacrifice—and hold onto the hope that Sunday is coming.

We hope you’ll join us tomorrow evening at 7pm.