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North Conway Baptist Church - Weekly Sermons
Hosted by Dr.Jay Worthington · EN
This is the podcast of the weekly sermons of North Conway Baptist Church located in Conway, SC with Senior Pastor Dr. Jay Worthington.
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The Sermon on the Mount: Built on the Rock - Week 14: Matthew 6:16-18
2d ago00:51:23Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we will finish the section on hypocrisy by looking at Jesus’ teaching on fasting. Jesus’ previous two examples, giving and prayer, are commonly practiced and understood by most Southern Baptist Christians. But fasting is not as commonly practiced or as well understood. So we will examine what Jesus says about fasting and hypocrisy, and we will also take some time to learn about fasting in general and to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about it. If you have never fasted before or have wondered about this spiritual discipline, you do not want to miss Sunday’s sermon. In our sermon series through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see that Jesus was giving a manifesto for how Christians are to live as citizens of heaven, while still being residents of a sinful world. But this is no easy task, and the sermons will challenge us to think differently about obedience. It will challenge us to think deeply about grace and law. And it will challenge us to think soberly about what it means to be a disciple.
Transcribe →The Sermon on the Mount: Built on the Rock - Week 14: Matthew 6:9-15
1w ago00:51:23Tap to summarizeLast week, we looked at half of Jesus' teaching on prayer in the Sermon on the Mount. We saw two specific pitfalls to avoid when praying. This week, we will look at the positive side of prayer, including how we should pray. Jesus gave believers a powerful tool in the form of a model prayer to guide our prayer lives. The Lord’s Prayer, as it is often called, is an effective way to develop our prayer lives. Join us on Sunday to see how you can use this amazing tool. In our sermon series through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see that Jesus was giving a manifesto for how Christians are to live as citizens of heaven, while still being residents of a sinful world. But this is no easy task, and the sermons will challenge us to think differently about obedience. It will challenge us to think deeply about grace and law. And it will challenge us to think soberly about what it means to be a disciple.
Transcribe →Sermon On The Mount Week 12 - Matthew 6:5-8
2w ago00:35:13Tap to summarizeLast week, we began a new section of the Sermon on the Mount in which Jesus addressed hypocrisy. Jesus desires that our outward actions be true indicators of our inward motives. To make this clear, Jesus will use three examples: giving, prayer, and fasting. This week, we will examine the first part of Jesus’ teaching on prayer by looking at how we should not pray.In our sermon series through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see that Jesus was giving a manifesto for how Christians are to live as citizens of heaven, while still being residents of a sinful world. But this is no easy task, and the sermons will challenge us to think differently about obedience. It will challenge us to think deeply about grace and law. And it will challenge us to think soberly about what it means to be a disciple.
Transcribe →The Sermon on the Mount: Built on the Rock Matthew 6:1-4: Week 11
3w ago00:45:13Tap to summarizeNo one wants to be a hypocrite. We want our words to match our actions. We want our faith to be clearly displayed. But how can we best assure that? In the next section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus will talk about hypocrisy by focusing on three key areas of Jewish faith: giving, prayer, and fasting. We will examine His words on giving.
Transcribe →The Sermon on the Mount: Build on the Rock - Week 10 :Matthew 5:38-48
May 400:31:33Tap to summarizeRelationships in life are complicated. Some of them grow to become beautiful friendships. But some end up broken. We all know how to respond in love to our friends, but how do we respond to our enemies? In the last verses of our current section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus will address how Christians are to respond to their enemies. In our sermon series through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see that Jesus was giving a manifesto for how Christians are to live as citizens of heaven, while still being residents of a sinful world. But this is no easy task, and the sermons will challenge us to think differently about obedience. It will challenge us to think deeply about grace and law. And it will challenge us to think soberly about what it means to be a disciple.
Transcribe →The Sermon On The Mount Week 9 - Matthew 5:33-37
Apr 2700:33:55Tap to summarizeWe continue our study of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:33–37, where He speaks about oaths and vows. At first glance, His words may feel distant from everyday life. Yet upon further examination, we will see how they press into a deeper issue that hits close to home: the problem of lying, half-truths, and spin, particularly in a culture where such things are increasingly accepted. Join us as we consider how Jesus calls His followers to a different way.
Transcribe →Mark Session 28: Mark 16:9-20
Apr 2200:31:24Tap to summarizeThe 2025-26 Wednesday In The Word study at North Conway Baptist Church in Conway, South Carolina, is a chapter-by-chapter study through the book of Mark.The study is taught by Senior Pastor Dr. Jay Worthington and Associate Pastor Will O’Brien.See more about our church at www.northconwaybaptist.com
Transcribe →The Sermon on the Mount: Built on the Rock - Week 8 Matthew 5:31-32
Apr 2001:30:14Tap to summarizeIn the current section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives specific illustrations of how His elevation of the law applies in daily life. We have already looked at anger and lust, but next Jesus turns the focus to divorce. This is a very difficult topic because it touches so many families in our current generation. It is not generic; it is deeply personal. But we cannot avoid the truth just because it is hard. So on Sunday, we will examine what Scripture says about divorce. We will see how God elevates marriage and how He gives grace to sinners.In our sermon series through the Sermon on the Mount, we will see that Jesus was giving a manifesto for how Christians are to live as citizens of heaven, while still being residents of a sinful world. But this is no easy task, and the sermons will challenge us to think differently about obedience. It will challenge us to think deeply about grace and law. And it will challenge us to think soberly about what it means to be a disciple.
Transcribe →Mark Session 27: Mark 15:42-16:8
Apr 2000:23:55Tap to summarizeThe 2025-26 Wednesday In The Word study at North Conway Baptist Church in Conway, South Carolina, is a chapter-by-chapter study through the book of Mark.The study is taught by Senior Pastor Dr. Jay Worthington and Associate Pastor Will O’Brien.See more about our church at www.northconwaybaptist.com
Transcribe →The Road to Emmaus
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