Eastwood Baptist Sunday Sermons

Finding Peace in the Storm

In this sermon, we dive into Philippians 4:6-9, exploring the theme of "Peace of Mind." Despite being imprisoned in Rome, Paul exemplifies a profound peace that transcends his dire circumstances. He teaches us the importance of not succumbing to anxiety and urges us to commit our burdens to the Lord through prayer.
Paul's message to the Philippians, and to us today, is clear: stop worrying and start praying. Through prayer and thanksgiving, we can experience God's peace, which surpasses all understanding, guarding our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Join us as we learn from Paul's example of faith and trust in God's sovereign purposes, discovering how to handle life's anxieties by relying on prayer as the path to true peace. Embrace the invitation to enjoy peace with the Lord, and find tranquility in the midst of life's storms.
Sermon Guide: Peace of Mind in Christ

When God Breaks His Silence: Revelation Unveiled

In this sermon, we dive into the enigmatic passage of Revelation 10:1-11, exploring the profound imagery and symbolism within John's vision. We encounter a mighty angel descending from heaven, cloaked in a cloud with a rainbow upon his head, whose appearance radiates with the brilliance of the sun and feet like pillars of fire. This angel holds an open little book and stands with one foot on the sea and the other on the land, proclaiming with a voice like a roaring lion.
As we navigate this passage, we examine the significance of the angel's actions and the mysterious seven thunders that utter their voices. We reflect on the timeless question of why God allows evil to persist in the world, considering insights from Job, the Psalms, and the prophets like Jeremiah and Habakkuk. These scriptures echo the cries for divine justice and the longing for God's intervention against wickedness.
Join us as we ponder the divine purposes amidst trials, the promise of God's ultimate justice, and the comforting assurance that He remains sovereign over all events. We explore the hope of Christ's return, the establishment of His righteous kingdom, and the end of sin's dominion. This sermon invites us to find solace in God's unfailing promises and His control over the unfolding events of history.
The Revelation Prophecy Chart

Harmony in Philippi: Paul's Urgent Call for Unity

Join us as we dive into Philippians 4:1-5 (Part 2), exploring Paul's heartfelt plea for unity in the church of Philippi. In this sermon, we discuss the conflict between Euodia and Syntyche, two prominent women in the congregation, and Paul's passionate urging for them to live in harmony with each other and the Lord.
Discover the significance of Paul's choice to address this issue publicly and his call for individual responsibility in conflict resolution. We examine the original Greek terms used by Paul to emphasize the need for reconciliation and the role of a neutral third party to aid in restoring peace.
Learn how Paul's message to the Philippians transcends time, offering a blueprint for managing conflicts within the church today. Embrace the importance of a gentle spirit, the power of rejoicing in the Lord, and the reassurance of God's nearness in times of discord.
Reflect on the call for all believers to strive for unity, recognizing that what binds us in the Lord is greater than any division. This sermon is a reminder that true reconciliation begins with being right with God, paving the way for harmonious relationships among His people.

Revelation 9:13-21 - Part 2

Join us as we explore Revelation Chapter 9, exploring the terrifying imagery and symbolism that John presents in his vision. This sermon unpacks the vivid descriptions of the agents of destruction, their strikingly hellish colors, and the supernatural forces at play during these apocalyptic events.
We discuss the relentless and deadly nature of the demon horses, likened to lions and serpents, as they bring forth plagues that decimate a third of mankind. Despite the catastrophic judgments and the powerful preaching of the gospel, we examine the astonishing refusal of the survivors to repent, highlighting the hardness of human hearts.
Our study touches on the rampant idolatry, immorality, and unrepentant behavior that characterize this tragic time, drawing parallels to present-day issues. We emphasize the responsibility of believers to share the gospel, urging listeners to reflect on their own hearts and the urgency of repentance.

Philippians 4:1-5

Join us as we dive into a critical discussion on conflict within the church, exploring its roots and resolution through the lens of the Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians. This sermon uncovers the challenges faced by the early church, emphasizing the importance of addressing disputes head-on rather than allowing them to fester.
Through the story of Euodia and Syntyche, two women at odds within the Philippian church, we learn valuable lessons on the significance of unity and reconciliation. Discover the biblical approach to managing disagreements and the impact unresolved conflicts can have on a congregation's spiritual health and witness to the world.
Gain insight into the progression of conflict, from bitterness to malice, and find encouragement in the call to be peacemakers within our communities. This sermon challenges us to reflect on our relationships, urging us to take decisive steps toward harmony and exemplify the gospel in our interactions.

Revelation 9:13-21

Philippians 3:10-21 - Part 2

Revelation 9:11-12

Revelation 8:1-9:10

Philippians 3:10-21

Revelation 6:1-7:17

Philippians 3:4-9 - Part 2