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Sunday Sermons

Sunday Sermons

Von: Michael Johnson
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Michael is committed to faithful expositional preaching week in and week out. This means that he walks through the scriptures verse by verse, book by book, to challenge and exhort the congregation to know and obey God’s Word. Each week he seeks to relate the gospel-centered message of the scriptures and understand the authorial intent of each passage. It is a firm conviction that to know God and relate to him rightly, we must know his word accurately. The Bible is God’s inspired, inerrant, and authoritative Word and that it is both sufficient and necessary for knowing God, living in obedience to Him, and growing in Christlikeness. The preaching, teaching, and application of the Bible are paramount in Michael’s ministry. Michael is currently serving at King’s Cross Church in Helena, Montana. To learn more visit www.kingscrossmt.comCopyright 2024 All rights reserved. Christentum Spiritualität
  • MATTHEW 12:43-50 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Feb 2 2026

    MATTHEW | THE KING THAT WENT TO THE CROSS (AUDIO ONLY)

    Matthew 12:43-50 | No Room for Neutrality

    This sermon explores the dangerous myth of neutrality when it comes to Jesus. Building on last week's message about Jesus being greater than Jonah and Solomon, Pastor Michael examines how attempting to remain neutral toward Christ leaves us vulnerable to even greater spiritual danger.

    In this passage, Jesus taught that a "swept and ordered house" without His presence becomes an invitation for worse things to take residence. Pastor Michael challenges us to move from empty religion or comfortable idolatry to genuine discipleship, where Christ becomes the center of everything we do.

    Preached on 2-1-2026

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    38 Min.
  • MATTHEW 12:38-42 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Jan 26 2026

    MATTHEW | THE KING THAT WENT TO THE CROSS (AUDIO ONLY)

    Matthew 12:38-43 | Something Greater Is Here

    This sermon explores how the scribes and Pharisees demanded signs from Jesus on their own terms, even after witnessing His miracles. Jesus responded by pointing them to the sign of Jonah. He declared that something greater than Jonah and Solomon had come, yet this generation refused to repent.

    The implications for our spiritual life are profound: we must guard against fashioning a Christianity that's comfortable for us rather than surrendering fully to Christ's lordship. Jesus isn't merely a helpful addition to our lives, He is the consuming fire who deserves complete control.

    Preached on 1-25-2026

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    31 Min.
  • MATTHEW 12:33-37 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Jan 20 2026

    MATTHEW | THE KING THAT WENT TO THE CROSS (AUDIO ONLY)

    Matthew 12:33-37 | The Tree is Known By Its Fruit

    This sermon explores Jesus' teaching that our words and actions flow directly from the condition of our hearts. Jesus used the illustration of trees and their fruit to show that good trees produce good fruit and bad trees produce bad fruit - there's no way around this spiritual reality.

    This has profound implications for our spiritual life, challenging us to examine not just our outward behavior, but the inner motivations and treasures of our hearts. Jesus warned the religious leaders that their words revealed hearts of self-righteousness rather than genuine love for God and His people, reminding us that judgment day will expose what has truly been in our hearts all along.

    Preached on 1-20-2026

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    31 Min.
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