Matthew's Table Church: Recent Episodes
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A sermon by Rusty Langford on 2 Corinthians 12:1-10. This sermon was recorded on June 19, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 13:44-50. This sermon was recorded on May 29, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 13:1-9;18-23. This sermon was recorded on May 8, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 13:10-17;34-35;51-52. This sermon was recorded on May 1, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Colossians 2:8-15. This sermon was recorded on April 24, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on 1 Corinthians 15:12-34. This sermon was recorded on April 17, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Leviticus 16. This sermon was recorded on April 10, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 12:46-50. This sermon was recorded on April 3, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 12:38-45. This sermon was recorded on March 27th, 2022.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Psalm 78.
This sermon was recorded on March 20th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 12:22-32.
This sermon was recorded on March 13th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
A sermon by Isaac Geyman on Psalm 19
This sermon was recorded on March 6th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 12:15-21.
This sermon was recorded on February 27th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN.
A sermon by Rusty Langford on Matthew 11:16-30.
This sermon was recorded on January 5th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford begins a series on what it means to Be the Church by teaching from Romans 12:1-2 and the importance of spiritual disciplines.
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This sermon was recorded on January 5th, 2022 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford's unpacks this Psalm of David and its application for everyday relationships in a sermon from December 12th at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford's sermon from Psalm 120 on December 5th at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford's sermon on Matthew 10:34-42 from November 21st at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford's sermon on Matthew 8:18-22 on August 29th at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford wraps ups his series on the Sermon on the Mount examining Matthew 7:24-29 and Jesus's call to build a deeper life and faith in Him.
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This sermon was recorded on August 15th, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford continues his series on the Sermon on the Mount by examining Matthew 6:16-18 and Jesus' instruction on fasting with the right motivations.
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This sermon was recorded on June 20th, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford continues his series on the sermon on the mount by examining Matthew 5:43-48.
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This sermon was recorded on May 23rd, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford continues his series on the sermon on the mount by examining Matthew 5:38-42. He teaches what Jesus says about revenge and the higher heart position of forgiveness and love.
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This sermon was recorded on May 9th, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford continues his series on the sermon on the mount by examining Matthew 5:33-37. He teaches what Jesus says about oaths and the deeper implications for being honest within our communities, with God, and with ourselves.
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This sermon was recorded on May 2nd, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Pastor Rusty Langford continues his series on the sermon on the mount by examining Matthew 5:31-32. He teaches what Jesus says about divorce and its application for understanding the covenant of marriage.
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This sermon was recorded on April 25th, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN
Teaching from Matthew 5:27-30, Rusty Langford teaches on Christ's call and commands regarding sexual expression. This sermon was recorded on April 19, 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN.
Teaching from Matthew 5:17-20, Rusty Langford teaches on Christ's words in Matthew 5 about unrighteous anger and how that relates to real relationships and reconciliation within the Church.
Examining Matthew 5:17-20, Rusty Langford preaches on what it means for Christ to have fulfilled the Law rather than abolishing it and how that relates to the walk of a Christian in the 21st century.
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Follow along with the Matthew's Table Church podcast as we continue to study Matthew 5-7 in the "Something Different, Something Deeper" series!
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This episode was recorded 28 March 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN.
Examining Matthew 5:13-16, Rusty Langford preaches on what it means to be Salt and Light.
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Follow along with the Matthew's Table Church podcast as we continue to study Matthew 5-7 in the "Something Different, Something Deeper" series!
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Watch services live at Facebook.com/MatthewsTableChurch !
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This episode was recorded 21 March 2021 at Matthew's Table Church in Cleveland, TN.
Nehemiah Part 3: Laboring out of worship instead of seeking fame by Matthew's Table Church
Submitting to Authorities because of Our Identity- 1 Peter2:4-17 by Matthew's Table Church
Not Just Surviving but Living as the Sent People of God- Daniel 8 by Matthew's Table Church
Exiles in the World, Citizens of the Kingdom of God- Daniel 4 by Matthew's Table Church
God's Revelation last longer than the kingdoms of this world- Daniel 2:31-49 by Matthew's Table Church
Leaning Into Radically Ordinary Hospitality- Revelations 3:14-22 by Matthew's Table Church
The Birth of Jesus and the Full Armor of God- Ephesians 6:13-20 by Matthew's Table Church
Letting the Gospel lay the Foundation for Marriage- Ephesians 5:31-33 by Matthew's Table Church
Submitting Our Sexuality to Sovereignty of God- Ephesians 5: 3-21 by Matthew's Table Church
Take This Job and Love It (Or at least God and others) (Ecclesiastes 2:18-26) by Matthew's Table Church
Pleasures and Possessions vs. the Futility of Life (Ecclesiastes 2:1 - 11) by Matthew's Table Church
Education Vs. The Emptiness (Ecclesiastes 1) - 3:5:18, 2.11 PM by Matthew's Table Church
Part One of Our Everyday Idols Series: God is Great So I Don't Have to Be In Control (Psalm 139)
We revisit our story, mission, and vision and celebrate God's grace to us and through us in 2017.
Family is messy. Family is beautiful. Let's consider how family is more than a metaphor for the church, but our identity in Christ.
This was our sending service from Fellowship Paragould, Arkansas. Hear some of the story of God's leading us to make disciples and see a church planted in Cleveland, TN.
The Habit of Praying as God's Children (Luke 18:1 - 8; 15 - 17) by Matthew's Table Church
Nothing is more transformative the work of the Spirit of God through the Word of God engaging us in the story of God in our union with Jesus!
Our habits both reveal our hearts and re-order our hearts, and this true regardless of our intentions. Why not submit our habits to the good reign of Jesus, especially unto the habits of grace known as spiritual disciplines.
Life is hard. Following Jesus doesn't seem to make it easier, but does it make it better? Seems like many of us are expecting life is gonna get easier? What if there is something better than the "easy" we've been led to expect or even feel entitled to?
Do we really want peace, or do we just want our comfort and our control? Maybe peace-making looks more like trouble-making to those who are really serving their own kingdom?
Join us as we consider Jesus' words "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the sons of God."
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In a world of self-promoting compromise, and a self-protecting lack of consistency and commitment, Jesus drops the bomb, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God."
Join us this Sunday as we dare to believe that those who are truly flourishing in this world are those who are the same in private as in public and have traded in their divided-selves for a single-minded soul shaped by the Kingdom of Jesus.
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Mercy . . . Doesn't mercy feel weak, risky, and even dangerous? Isn't it the merciful who get taken advantaged of, manipulated, and given no mercy in return? So how does Jesus consider the merciful to be those living the good life in the real world?
When we get hungry, our priorities, plans, and passions change. Some of you might be "hangry" even now :) So, what if we were hungry (like that) for righteousness? What if God's people were hungry for lives of reconciled relationships and cities of mercy and justice? Join us Sunday as we consider how both personal and public righteousness are gospel issues for Jesus and good news for us and Cleveland. "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied." Matthew 5:6