Matthew Cooke | Maynardville Fellowship
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A Covenant Fellowship for the Glory of God
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A brisk Genesis survey that keeps covenant and promise at the center.
Survey of Genesis reads as a brisk overview that keeps covenant, promise, and God's faithfulness at the center. It moves from Genesis as the first book of the Pentateuch and Torah into a single thread through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, and it keeps that line pointed…
A steady Romans 12 teaching on humility, gifts, and shared work in the church.
Romans 12:3-8 is read as a plain warning against thinking too highly of oneself and as a call to steady cooperation inside the church. The teaching keeps its focus on ordinary Christian life, linking Paul’s language about gifts and the body to service, trust, and shared…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A pastor delivers an expository sermon on Acts 2:43-47, describing the devotion and practices of the early Christian community.
A sermon on Resurrection Sunday emphasizing the meaning of Christ's resurrection for believers beyond just a ticket to heaven.
A pastor teaches from Romans 12:17-21 on responding to enemies with good instead of revenge.
A pastor teaches through the book of Leviticus, explaining its sacrificial system and how it points to Christ.
A sermon on Romans 12 about responding to persecution with blessing and non-retaliation.
Maynardville Fellowship Podcast surveys Exodus as a continuation of Genesis, where Jacob's family becomes a covenant nation after entering Egypt as about 70 people.
Romans 12:9-13 presents "love without hypocrisy" as the organizing principle for Christian life in the body of Christ.
This episode provides a survey of Genesis, emphasizing its role as the theological foundation of Scripture.
Your gifts are stewardship, not ego fuel—they exist to serve others, not yourself.
Pastor Michael Carr introduces a Wednesday-night survey aiming to cover the Bible's 66 books in one or two weeks each.
Matt examines 1 Thessalonians 1:5-7 as a method for Christian influence built on gospel power, the Holy Spirit, and full conviction.
A pastor delivers a sermon on Romans 1:18-25, addressing the assassination of Charlie Kirk and calling for divine justice.
A sermon on the necessity of love in Christianity, using Philippians 4 and 1 Corinthians 13 to argue that without love, even accurate teaching and sacrifice are meaningless.
A sermon expositing Matthew 23, focusing on Jesus' third woe against the Pharisees for their blind teaching and rejection of the Messiah.
A sermon on Ephesians 1:3-14 emphasizing grace and unity in the church.