Eastwood Baptist Sunday Sermons

Listen to Sunday sermons at Eastwood Baptist Church.

Eastwood Baptist Sunday Sermons is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 344 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Eastwood Baptist Sunday Sermons, a education show with 344 episodes published.

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  Love One Another: The Mark of Jesus’ People

  Aug 23, 202625 min

  This sermon launches a short series on the "one another" commands, focusing on John 13:34–35 where Jesus calls his followers to love one another as he has loved them. The message explains that love is the visible evidence of discipleship and is defined by Jesus’ humble, sacrificial service. Practical steps are offered—hospitality, bearing burdens, repairing relationships, and staying engaged—encouraging the church to move from passive sentiment to active, faithful community that the world can recognize. Sermon Guide: Love One Another .

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  I Am the Vine: Living in Christ's Life

  Aug 23, 202618 min

  In the final hours before his crucifixion, Jesus teaches his disciples in John 15:5 that he is the true vine and we are the branches. This sermon examines the call to abide in Christ, emphasizing total dependence on him for spiritual life and lasting fruit. We explore the meaning of abiding, the danger of mere activity without connection, the role of pruning, and practical ways to stay connected—through God's Word, prayer, repentance, obedience, worship, and community—so Christ's life can flow through us and produce eternal fruit.

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  Hard to Believe: The Cost of Following Jesus

  Aug 17, 202622 min

  Last week we began a series called "Hard to Believe" exploring Jesus' demanding call to discipleship. This sermon examines Luke 9 and related passages—deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Jesus—showing the gospel requires self-denial, sacrificial commitment, and willingness to lose everything for Christ. Using the rich young ruler and other examples, the message warns against a comfortable, self-serving Christianity and calls listeners to count the cost and surrender all to Christ.

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  Emmaus Road: Hearts Ablaze at the Breaking of Bread

  Aug 16, 202622 min

  Two disciples walk from Jerusalem to Emmaus distraught over Jesus' death, unaware that the risen Christ is with them. He opens the Scriptures, and their hearts burn as they begin to understand. At dinner he breaks bread, their eyes are opened, and they recognize him. Jesus later appears to the gathered disciples, shows his wounds, eats with them, and commissions them to proclaim repentance and forgiveness to all. The sermon closes with a promise of the Holy Spirit, the ascension, and the disciples returning to Jerusalem with great joy to worship and witness to the risen Lord. Sermon Guide: The Road to Emmaus and the Risen Christ.

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  The Scandal of Grace: When Christianity Becomes Consumerism

  Aug 10, 202619 min

  In this message Pastor Jud warns against a consumer-driven, watered‑down Christianity that replaces God‑centered truth with self‑esteem and feel‑good theology. He contrasts the popular, seeker‑friendly message with the biblical gospel, arguing that true grace is scandalous and calls for conviction, holiness, and self‑denial. The sermon calls listeners to embrace repentance and discipleship—losing their lives to find true life in Christ—and previews a deeper series examining the real gospel and God’s standards.

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