Taproot Faith

Matthew celebrates the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus by examining that blessed name, and it's meaning.

In this sermon, Matthew examines Christ as the Bread which came down from Heaven.

In this sermon, Matthew examines the Old Testament expectation and the New Testament fulfillment of the Christ's roles as Prophet, Priest, and King.

On this episode of TFR, Matthew preaches through Genesis 22:1-19, the story of Abraham and the sacrifice of Isaac. In this sermon Matthew is preaching from the ESV bible. Music: "Deep Roots" by Matthew Joyner

For this sermon from the First Sunday in Advent, Matthew takes us through Genesis 3:1-15, and the implications of the Fall and the curse on the serpent. Matthew is preaching from the New King James Version.

In this sermon (the first posted in a while!), Matt opens up for us John 18:33-38 and the Feast of Christ the King. This sermon was given from the Pulpit of Wilmington Reformed Church (OPC) in Wilmington, OH. Scripture texts are taken from the NKJV. Opening Music: "Pathfinder" by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com

Matt leads the congregation in recognizing and reflecting upon Biblical Sexuality Sunday. Sermon texts include Genesis 1 & 2, Ephesians 5, & 1 Corinthians 6. Matt is preaching this sermon from the New American Standard Bible. Opening Music: "Pathfinder" by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com

Matt offers a reflection on the Kingship of Christ. As always, Matt is preaching from the Christian Standard Bible. Opening Music: "Pathfinder" by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com

In this Episode, newly minted as "The Reformation Pulpit," Matt looks at the great virtue of remembrance. As always, Matt is preaching from the Christian Standard Bible. Opening Music: "Pathfinder" by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com

This week, for Reformation Sunday, Matt takes us through Psalm 46, the Psalm that was the basis for the great Reformation Hymn, "A Mighty Fortress is our God." As always, Matt is preaching from the Christian Standard Bible. Opening Music: "Pathfinder" by Scott Buckley www.scottbuckley.com