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Welcome to the sermon podcast of Knollwood Baptist Church in London, Ontario. Each week you’ll hear expository, Christ-centered preaching aimed at building up the church and reaching the lost.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Holding on to the True Treasure | Matthew 19:16-30 (opens the original)
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We all hold onto something we believe will save us — our success, our reputation, our good works, our sense of control. In this message from Matthew 19:16–30, Pastor Nathan walks through the story of the rich young ruler, a man who came to Jesus certain he'd done enough to earn eternal life, only to walk away sorrowful when Jesus asked him to let go of the one thing he treasured most. Through this passage, we're confronted with a hard truth: eternal life was never something we could purchase thr
A Kingdom of Dependents | Matthew 19:13-15 (opens the original)
Marriage, Divorce, and Singleness | Matthew 19:1-12 (opens the original)
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We live in a culture that treats marriage as disposable and singleness as a consolation prize — but Jesus offers a different vision entirely. In Matthew 19:1–12, when the Pharisees try to trap Jesus with a question about divorce, he points them back to God’s original design for marriage — permanent, covenantal, and reflecting the faithful love of Christ for his church. And when his disciples wonder if marriage is even worth it, Jesus reframes singleness too: not as something to escape or endure,
The Lord is My Shepherd | Psalm 23 (opens the original)
Why We Must Forgive| Matthew 18:21-35 (opens the original)
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