Sermons by Pastor John Muratori (Page 3)

On a cold Sunday morning, the message took a different approach—less of a typical Sunday cadence and more of a deep-dive Bible study into one of Scripture’s most unusual scenes: Jude 8–9, where Jude references Michael the archangel contending with …

Because of the snow day, Pastor John chose not to cancel service but to “press forward” with God’s Word in a different style—one that mirrors their Thursday gathering. Rob Boulanger explains that these Thursday sessions are more like an unscripted …

On this snowy Sunday, Pastor John reminded us that God doesn’t just save us—He transforms us. As he walked us through Israel’s journey from Exodus to Joshua, he emphasized how culture shapes what we believe is “normal,” and how salvation …

In this message, Pastor John unpacks one of the most misunderstood encounters in the Gospels—Jesus’ interaction with the Canaanite woman from Tyre and Sidon. Set against a backdrop of deep spiritual corruption and Baal worship, this passage reveals the power …

Pastor John taught that one of the greatest tools the enemy uses against believers is the belief that life is always better somewhere else. Using Genesis 3, he explained how Satan tempted Eve by making her focus on what she …

As we close out the final service of 2025, this message challenges us to leave behind past struggles and step into a new year with spiritual clarity and purpose. Rooted in Genesis, we’re reminded that God is not only the …

The Christmas story begins with God using a Roman census to fulfill prophecy, bringing Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem—the City of David—where Jesus was born. Though there was no room in the inn, every detail of His birth was intentional. …

In this powerful message, Pastor John Muratori teaches that prosperity and spiritual attack often come together in the life of a believer. Drawing on biblical imagery of vipers and snakebites, the sermon explains that blessings from God do not mean …

This Sunday, we dive deep into 1 Peter 5:6-10, exploring the powerful connection between humility, spiritual warfare, and God’s care for His children. Pastor John takes us beyond the familiar verses we often quote, revealing the rich context of Peter’s …

This message was a powerful and sobering reminder that there is a profound difference between experiencing church and truly encountering Jesus. Throughout history, moments of crisis—such as national tragedies, natural disasters, and cultural upheaval—have often caused people to run to …

In Luke 17, Pastor John teaches Jesus’ warning about scandalon—the spiritual traps and offenses the enemy sets to ensnare believers. Offenses are unavoidable, but Jesus calls us to guard our hearts, forgive repeatedly, and refuse to let bitterness take root. …