Join us each week for an expositional sermon from King’s Cross Church located in Helena, Montana. At King’s Cross we seek to relate the gospel-centered message of the scriptures and understand the authorial intent of each passage. This means that we will walk through the scriptures verse by verse, book by book, to challenge and exhort the congregation to know and obey God’s Word.
This sermon explores Jesus' teaching on what it means to be part of the kingdom of heaven, particularly through the parable of the weeds among the wheat. In this text, Jesus reveals that genuine believers (wheat) and false professors (weeds) will grow side by side until the final harvest. This reality challenges us to examine our own hearts while trusting God's perfect timing and justice. The parables of the mustard seed and leaven further encourage us that despite humble beginnings, the kingdom grows exponentially and transforms completely from the inside out. Pastor Michael will highlight how these parables have significant implications for how we view the church, our personal spiritual growth, and the ultimate justice of God.
8 Feb 2026
Matthew 13:1-23 | Living for the Kingdom That Matters
This sermon explores Jesus' Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-23) and its implications for our spiritual life. Jesus uses this practical story to reveal the "secrets of the kingdom of heaven" - showing us that a life lived for God's kingdom is all that will ultimately matter.
Pastor Michael explained that the parable isn't really about the sower or the seed, but about the soil - representing four different responses to the gospel message. Jesus teaches us that entrance into the kingdom, submission under it, and a life given for it are what truly count as everything temporal passes away and only the eternal remains.
1 Feb 2026
Matthew 12:43-50 | No Room for Neutrality
This sermon explores the dangerous myth of neutrality when it comes to Jesus. Building on last week's message about Jesus being greater than Jonah and Solomon, Pastor Michael examines how attempting to remain neutral toward Christ leaves us vulnerable to even greater spiritual danger.
In this passage, Jesus taught that a "swept and ordered house" without His presence becomes an invitation for worse things to take residence. Pastor Michael challenges us to move from empty religion or comfortable idolatry to genuine discipleship, where Christ becomes the center of everything we do.
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