Sermons & Resources

In this resurrection-weekend message, Pastor Baldwin tells three stories of Jesus raising the dead, each a foretaste of resurrection morning, and asks what resurrection means for a heart dead in sin.

This alumni worship message from Luke 14 looks at a master whose banquet is prepared, whose invitation is generous, and whose house he wants filled.

A Communion Sabbath message that traces the story of salvation from Eden, where we ran and hid from God, to Gethsemane, where Jesus surrendered His will to bring us back.

This message looks at the people God has placed right around us, and what it means to step up and be the right person for the job.

In his first sermon at Gentry, Pastor Alex contrasts Saul's tyranny with David's servant-kingship to show what true authority looks like.

This message comes from the parable of the workers in the vineyard, about a Master whose grace gives not what we deserve, but what we need.

In this message from Numbers 21, Pastor Baldwin follows discouraged Israel to the remedy God gives the moment they confess: a serpent of brass on a pole, and the invitation to look and live.

In this sermon, Kyle Baldwin explores Jesus’ challenging words in John 6 about eating His flesh and drinking His blood. He explains that Jesus was pointing to something deeply spiritual: receiving His life through His Word. Just as physical food sustains the body, the words of Christ nourish and revive the spiritual life.

The message connects Christ’s blood with life, His sacrifice for our salvation, and the importance of not merely hearing Scripture but believing it, receiving it into the heart, and living by it. As the church prepares for Communion, the sermon invites believers to feed on God’s Word, trust the promises of Jesus, and experience renewed spiritual life through Him.

This is a sobering look at how sin progresses, from Cain to Lamech, and the choice to stop defending our sins and step back onto God's path.