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Steady Scripture teaching for everyday faithfulness.
Treasuring Christ Church - Sermons is a collection of Bible-centered messages from a church in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The sermons move carefully through passages from Romans and Acts, connecting doctrine, salvation, church life, and everyday discipleship.
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Treasuring Christ Church - Sermons collects biblical preaching from Treasuring Christ Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It is plainspoken, pastoral, and text-driven. The sermons usually settle into a passage and stay there, tracing the argument in order before turning toward application. Recent episodes move through Romans and Acts, with attention to salvation, sin, Paul's ministry, the defense of the faith, and the life of the church. The pace is measured. A preacher may begin with Easter, a basketball bracket, a family story, a Facebook ad, a forgotten slide deck, or a phrase like where the rubber meets the road, but those openings are not the destination. They function as doorways into Scripture. The show repeatedly returns to Jesus' death and resurrection as the ground of Christian hope. It also emphasizes the gospel as grace, not mere advice or self-improvement. Paul's journeys through Acts provide much of the recent narrative shape: shipwreck, trial, testimony, arrest, encouragement, and the spread of the gospel to the Gentiles. The sermons linger over those details, then ask what faithfulness looks like for ordinary believers. That may mean knowing why Christianity is true. It may mean speaking about faith earlier and more honestly. It may mean encouraging other church members, enduring hardship, or understanding ministry as relational care rather than religious technique. The church setting remains audible throughout. Listeners hear a family-oriented congregation, references to Sunday gatherings, and a concern for children, parents, elders, and members serving one another. The style is expansive rather than compressed. It repeats key phrases, restates the point, and guides listeners through transitions with teacherly patience. Treasuring Christ Church - Sermons suits listeners who want substantive evangelical preaching with a local, relational feel and a strong emphasis on Scripture shaping actual life.
Made for: For Christians who want sermon-length biblical teaching rooted in Romans, Acts, gospel doctrine, and local church life. It especially suits listeners who appreciate patient exposition with clear movement from text to practice.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the combination of careful passage-by-passage teaching and lived congregational texture. The sermons feel less like studio content and more like a preacher guiding a church family through Scripture, doctrine, encouragement, and witness.
Sermons from Treasuring Christ Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Close biblical teaching becomes practical guidance for Christian witness, church life, political judgment, and endurance.
Treasuring Christ Church - Sermons moves from a biblical passage to its demands on ordinary Christian life. The preacher favors expository preaching, following the argument of Acts or Mark before turning toward conduct, belief, and church practice.
A Capitol tour leads to election talk that asks where you put your hope.
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A grounded sermon review on grace, calling, and the love that builds up a church.
Paul's farewell to the elders at Ephesus anchors this single-episode review of a sermon about finishing the course, bearing witness to the gospel of God's grace, and loving the church through its people.
A warm pastoral call to make encouragement part of the church's shared work of faithful endurance.
Acts 20 anchors a clear account of how a church remains faithful: believers gather, encourage one another, and prepare to endure. Following Paul's practice of returning to strengthen churches, the sermon moves to Hebrews 10 and its call to hold fast, meet together, and stir one…
A direct sermon on gospel resistance, surrender, and the victory found in receiving God's Word.
This single-episode sermon works through the resistance the gospel provokes and the surrender it asks of hearers. The preacher moves from outward opposition to a more searching inward question: whether believers remain open to God's correcting, challenging, refining Word.
A steady reading of Paul's Athenian sermon for Christians learning to speak about faith with care and confidence.
Paul's address in Athens is treated as a useful lesson in gospel confidence, with the focus on how the message can meet people where they are without being softened or reshaped.
A steady politics sermon on Caesar's limits, God's rule, and Christian hope beyond elections.
Politics enters through Jesus' command to render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's, then opens into a broader sermon on government, citizenship, and electoral fear.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This sermon from Treasuring Christ Church explores Acts 17:16-34, where Paul shares the gospel in Athens.
A pastor preaches on Mark 12:13-17, where Jesus is asked about paying taxes to Caesar.
A sermon reflecting on the wonder of Christmas as God taking on flesh to bring salvation.
A Treasuring Christ Church sermon on 1 Peter 2:9-12 opens with a corn maze story from the church's first outing to Three Cedars Farms in South Lyon, then asks 'where are we in the storyline of the Bible?' The pastor says Peter's cornerstone language, drawn from Isaiah 8:14, Isaiah 28:16 and Psalm 118:22, shows Jesus as the 'living stone' who shapes God's people.
Treasuring Christ Church - Sermons uses Romans 10:1-13 to ask, "What must I do to be saved?" and answers with repentance, faith, and calling on Jesus Christ as Lord.
A sermon introduction discussing March Madness brackets and transitioning into the truth about sin from Romans 3:23 and 6:23.
A sermon analyzing the conclusion of Acts, focusing on Paul's journey to Rome and the abrupt ending that points to the ongoing spread of the gospel.
A pastor uses a personal story about a college student losing faith to introduce a sermon series on Paul's defense of Christianity in Acts 24-26.
Alex Glasson preaches a sermon on Paul before the Sanhedrin from Acts 22:30-23:35 at Treasuring Christ Church.
A Treasuring Christ Church pastor preaches on Acts 21:1-22:29, tracing the Apostle Paul's final journey to Jerusalem, his arrest in the temple during a riot, and his personal testimony before the hostile crowd.
A Treasuring Christ Church pastor preaches on Acts 20:13-38, Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders at Miletus, framing it as a 'note to self' for the whole church — Paul's own example and direct exhortation to leaders he will never see again.
Treasuring Christ Church’s Acts 20 sermon argues that Paul’s repeated ministry in Ephesus, Macedonia, and Troas centered on "much encouragement." It defines encouragement as "spiritual strengthening for the sake of endurance," using Acts 14:21-22, Acts 15:32, and Hebrews 10:23-25.
Treasuring Christ Church's "Power Struggle - Acts 19:8-20" connects Paul's two-year ministry in Ephesus with the repeated emphasis that "the word of the Lord" spreads across Asia.
A sermon on Acts 17:16-34 about sharing the gospel with confidence in a cultural center like Athens.
A sermon exploring the unexpected twists and turns in Joseph's life from Genesis 42-43, drawing parallels to listeners' experiences and emphasizing God's sovereignty.
A sermon on Genesis 39-41 and Psalm 105, focusing on Joseph's suffering and God's sovereign plan.
A sermon on Genesis 37-38 exploring the dysfunctional family dynamics of Jacob and Joseph.