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Sunday Sermons

Sunday Sermons

By: 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. Christianity Spirituality
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  • MATTHEW 9:9-17 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON

    MATTHEW 9:9-17 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Oct 6 2025

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

    Matthew 9:18-34 | Jesus: The Trustworthy Messiah

    In this sermon on Matthew 9:18-34, we're reminded of Jesus' unparalleled authority and His mission to save sinners. We witness a series of miracles - healing a woman, raising a girl from the dead, giving sight to the blind, and freeing a mute man from demonic possession. These aren't just displays of power; they're profound demonstrations of Jesus' compassion and His ability to address our deepest needs. The text challenges us to recognize Jesus as the Messiah, the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. It invites us to place our faith not in abstract concepts, but in Jesus Himself.

    As we reflect on these miracles, we're called to examine our own faith. Are we trusting in Jesus' authority over every aspect of our lives? Are we bringing others to Him, just as the faithful brought the demon-possessed man? This message encourages us to move beyond passive belief to active engagement with Jesus' mission, reminding us that in Him, there's always hope, even in our darkest moments.

    Sermon No. 22

    Pastor Michael Johnson

    Preached on 10-5-2025
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    44 mins
  • MATTHEW 9:9-17 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON

    MATTHEW 9:9-17 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Sep 29 2025

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

    Matthew 9:9-17 | The Authority to Forgive Sin

    This sermon focuses on Jesus' calling of Matthew the tax collector and His mission to save sinners. You will see how Jesus purposefully pursues those society deems unworthy, demonstrating God's heart for the lost. Pastor Michael highlights that Jesus came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for a Savior. This has profound implications for how we view ourselves, others, and our mission as a church.

    Sermon No. 21

    Pastor Michael Johnson

    Preached on 9-28-2025
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    36 mins
  • MATTHEW 9:1-8 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON

    MATTHEW 9:1-8 | PASTOR MICHAEL JOHNSON
    Sep 22 2025

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

    Matthew 9:1-8 | The Authority to Forgive Sin

    This sermon examines Matthew 9:1-8, focusing on Jesus' authority to forgive sins and its implications for our spiritual lives. You will see how Jesus prioritized addressing the paralytic's deeper need for forgiveness over his physical healing, challenging us to consider what we truly seek from Christ. Pastor Michael will emphasize that Jesus came not just to heal or reign, but primarily to forgive sin and transform sinners.

    Sermon No. 20

    Pastor Michael Johnson

    Preached on 9-21-2025
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    45 mins
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