Heritage Baptist Church

What does it mean to abide in the love of Christ? In John 15:9–17, Pastor Nathan walks through Jesus' words to His disciples and reminds us of the importance of remaining in Him, following His commands, and finding our joy in Him.Sermon Outlines: https://heritage-baptist-church--8lqwa6o.gamma.site/

In John 15:7–8, Pastor Nathan explains what it means to abide in Christ through His Word and prayer. As we allow God's Word to shape our hearts and prayers, the Holy Spirit produces spiritual fruit in our lives, bringing glory to the Father and demonstrating that we belong to Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan Smith explores Jesus’ command to “abide in union with Christ” through John 15:1–5. As the true vine, Jesus is the source of our spiritual life, and apart from Him, we can do nothing. Through the Father’s loving work and the Holy Spirit’s power, believers are shaped to bear spiritual fruit. Rather than striving in our own strength, we are called to remain in Christ, rest in His finished work, and grow in His love.Sermon Outline: https://abide-in-me-u8bs3vx.gamma.site/

In this sermon, pastor Mike dives into Genesis 3, where we see how sin brought brokenness, suffering, and futility into our world. But God has not abandoned His creation.Through Jesus Christ, He offers redemption, hope, and eternal purpose. Discover why life’s frustrations point us to our need forChrist and how God is redeeming what is broken.Sermon Outline: https://heritage-genesis3-ni7syid.gamma.site/

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan explores Jesus’ promise of the Holy Spirit in John 14:25–31 and explains how the Holy Spirit brings peace to believers.

Continuing through John 14, Pastor Nathan explores Jesus’ teaching on the person and work of the Holy Spirit in John 14:15–24. He highlights how heaven is ultimately about relationship and communion with God, and addresses how believers can walk faithfully in the present through the indwelling presence of the Spirit—our Paraklete—who enables obedience, anchors our security, and glorifies Christ.

Continuing through the upper room discourse, Pastor Nathan unpacks Jesus’ response to Philip in John 14:8–14: "Whoever has seen me has seen the Father." Examining church history—from Arius to the Council of Nicaea—he explains how Jesus’ divine identity puts Him "above the line" with God, and how His departure inaugurates a new era of redemptive power through the indwelling Holy Spirit.Graphic Outline: https://united-to-christs-power-dsp83t2.gamma.site/

The Exclusivity of Jesus | The Gospel of John (John 14:4–7)Sermon Outline: https://exclusivity-of-jesus-qypd7yr.gamma.site/Continuing the sermon series through John 14–16, Pastor Nathan preaches on Jesus’ declaration in John 14:6: "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Grounding the teaching in the backdrop of Exodus, Christology, and Solus Christus, he unpacks why the exclusivity of Christ is a foundational biblical truth rather than an act of arrogance.

The Hope of Heaven // John 14:1-3CLICK HERE for Sermon OutlineContinuing through the Gospel of John, Pastor Nathan examines Jesus’ comforting words to His disciples in John 14:1–3 on the night before His crucifixion. Grounding the sermon in both the upper room context and the book of Revelation, he highlights that heaven is ultimately about a person (God) before it is about a place.

CLICK HERE for our sermon outlineBeginning a series through John 14–17, Pastor Nathan examines the depth of Christian salvation through the lens of Exodus and Christ’s incarnation. Salvation is not just a theological concept—it is a deeply personal and relational reality where God gives Himself to us for eternity.