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Chesapeake Baptist Church Sermons

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Stay Sweet | James 3 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from James 3 on the subject of biblical wisdom and how believers should respond to correction, criticism, and negativity. This message highlights the difference between constructive correction and destructive criticism while encouraging Christians to guard their hearts against bitterness and maintain a spirit of grace and charity. Through examples from Scripture, believers are reminded to keep their eyes on Christ, continue faithfully serving God, and choose wisdom from above rather than reacting according to the flesh. In a critical world, God's people are called to stay sweet. Scripture: James 3:13-18 (KJV)

The Call to Come | 2 Chronicles 30 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from 2 Chronicles 30, highlighting King Hezekiah’s call for Judah and Israel to return to the Lord. Despite years of idolatry and spiritual decline, Hezekiah believed God could still bring revival and invited the people to come back to biblical worship and obedience. This message emphasizes that revival requires humility, a heart that seeks God, and a willingness to remove anything that stands between us and the Lord. While some rejected the invitation, many responded and experienced God's grace, joy, and blessing. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 30 (KJV)

When God’s Servants Die, God’s Work Goes On | Deuteronomy 34 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from Deuteronomy 34, the final chapter of Moses' life. Standing on Mount Nebo, Moses saw the Promised Land and was reminded that every promise of God is true. Though Moses died, God's promises, God's work, and God's purposes continued through the next generation. This message encourages believers to trust God's Word, pursue godly wisdom, serve faithfully, and remember that our hope is not in men but in the Lord. It also challenges churches and families to prepare the next generation to carry on the work of God. Scripture: Deuteronomy 34 (KJV)

A New Beginning for God’s Glory | 2 Chronicles 29

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from 2 Chronicles 29, showing how King Hezekiah responded to a spiritually devastated nation with faith, courage, and obedience. While his father Ahaz led Judah deeper into sin, Hezekiah chose to do right in the sight of the Lord and led the people back to biblical worship and revival. This message encourages believers that no matter their past or present circumstances, God offers new beginnings and the opportunity to walk faithfully with Him. Revival begins when God's people humble themselves, seek Him, and obey His Word. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 29 (KJV)

As Thy Days, So Shall Thy Strength Be | Deuteronomy 33 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from Deuteronomy 33, focusing on God's promise to Asher: "As thy days, so shall thy strength be." This message reminds believers that every day brings different challenges, but God faithfully provides the strength needed for each day He gives. Through Moses' final blessing, Christians are encouraged to trust the Lord as their refuge, helper, and source of strength. The answer to life's burdens is not found in ourselves, but in the eternal God who never fails. Scripture: Deuteronomy 33:24-25 (KJV)

Don't Murmur—Be a Minister | Acts 6

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from Acts 6:1-7, showing how the early church faced a serious problem yet continued to grow because godly servants stepped forward to help. Rather than allowing murmuring and complaints to divide the church, the apostles sought men of character, spiritual maturity, and wisdom to meet the need. This message challenges believers to move beyond criticism and become faithful servants whom God can use. When Christians develop character, walk with God, and seek biblical wisdom, the Word of God can continue to increase and impact lives. Scripture: Acts 6:1-7 (KJV)

What Do You Do With a Second Chance? | 2 Chronicles 28

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from 2 Chronicles 28, examining the life of King Ahaz and the mercy God showed him despite his rebellion. This message explores the consequences of walking away from God, the blessing of God's mercy, and the importance of responding correctly when the Lord provides a second chance. Believers are challenged to humble themselves, return to the Lord, and make the most of the opportunities God graciously provides. Scripture: 2 Chronicles 28 (KJV)

A Godly Heritage and Unfeigned Faith | 2 Timothy 1–3

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from 2 Timothy 1 and 2 Timothy 3 on the importance of a godly heritage and genuine faith. Using the example of Timothy, his grandmother Lois, and his mother Eunice, this message shows how faithful Christian influence and the teaching of God's Word can impact generations for Christ. Believers are challenged to cultivate an authentic walk with God, teach the Scriptures diligently, and invest in the next generation through both word and example. Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:5; 2 Timothy 3:14-15 (KJV)

The Song God Gave to Bring You Back | Deuteronomy 32 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

Pastor Matt Nettesheim preaches from Deuteronomy 32 on “The Song of Moses,” showing how God gave Israel a song to bring them back to truth when they wandered away from Him. This message powerfully reminds believers that although we often drift from God, the Lord remains faithful, merciful, and ready to restore those who return to Him. This sermon highlights the greatness of God, the danger of sin, and the mercy of the Lord who still calls His people back to “the Rock.” A timely message for every Christian who needs encouragement to stay close to God or return to Him. Scripture: Deuteronomy 32 (KJV) Chesapeake Baptist Church https://www.chesapeakebaptist.info

What Do You Really Want From God? | 1 Kings 3 | Pastor Matt Nettesheim

In this sermon from 1 Kings chapter 3, Pastor Matt Nettesheim examines Solomon’s request for wisdom and the heart behind true Biblical prayer. Rather than asking God for riches, comfort, or personal success, Solomon asked for wisdom so he could serve God and lead people faithfully. This message challenges Christians to evaluate what they are truly seeking from God and encourages believers to pursue wisdom for the purpose of serving the Lord and helping others. For more Bible preaching and resources, visit Chesapeake Baptist Church online. 🎧 https://rss.com/podcasts/chesapeake-baptist-church-sermons/

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