August 19, 2025

Unity Through Humility

Messiah’s House · Unity Through Humility – Jason Craft There was a conflict among the members in the church at Philippi. The Apostle Paul writes to the church and encourages them to be of one accord and of one mind. By using Jesus as the example, Paul lets us know that humility is the key to having corporate unity. The second chapter of Philippians also gives us a beautiful picture concerning the Incarnation of Christ. Listen and be encouraged in your faith.
June 9, 2025

Favoritism and Faith

Messiah’s House · Favoritism and Faith – Jason Craft James chapter 2 deals with two major themes. The first theme is about favoritism and the second theme is about faith. In this teaching we see that the bible strongly condemns favoritism for several reasons and we also learn about three different kinds of faith. The Book of James is highly misunderstood because it is viewed through the wrong lens. The Book of James is written to Christian Jews and therefore we must keep in mind that this letter is a post salvation letter about how to live out our faith […]
July 23, 2019

Be Great Like A Child

In Mathew 18, Jesus said that to become great in the Kingdom of Heaven, we have to become like little children. What does a child like perspective look like when it comes to our faith? How does child like humility help us grow in the Kingdom? Listen as Brooks Boyett explores this concept in the Word.
July 2, 2019

Choosing Humility

Pride is being self centered, self focused, and self reliant. The opposite of pride is humility. Humility is being God centered, God focused, and God reliant. Colossians 3:12 tells us to “clothe ourselves in humility” which means humility is a choice and it requires action on our part.  Listen to this message by Pastor Jason as he talks about three things that humble people consistently choose to do.
June 21, 2015

Dinner with Jesus: 4 Lessons

In Luke 14, Jesus shares a meal with a group of Pharisees. During the meal, he has 4 important lessons for them. But these aren’t lessons just for them - they’re lessons for us today. In a world with so much hate, anger and division, His words about love, humility, and who we should be welcoming to our table are desperately needed.