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SCOG Weekly Sermons
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Join us for the weekly sermons from Springfield Church of God in Springfield,OR.
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 13 - (10/11/2026)
What happens inside us when someone wrongs us? There is a pull toward retaliation that feels almost instinctive, almost justified. In Matthew 5:38-48, Jesus steps directly into that tension and offers something radically different. This message challenges us to ask whether our faith is shaping…
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 12 - (10/4/2026)
What does it truly mean to honor the commitments we make? In this powerful exploration of Matthew 5:31-37, we are invited to wrestle with one of the most countercultural teachings Jesus ever delivered. Drawing from the Sermon on the Mount, we are confronted with the sacred weight of the marriage...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 11 - (9/27/2026)
What if the commands we think we have already mastered are actually revealing a deeper struggle we have yet to confront? In Matthew 5:21-30, Jesus takes two of the most familiar laws from the Old Testament and turns them inward, showing us that God has always been concerned with the condition of...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 10 - (9/20/2026)
What does it mean to truly make a difference in the world around us? In this message drawn from Matthew 5:13-20, we explore two of the most vivid and practical images Jesus ever used to describe his followers: salt and light. Salt preserves, flavors, and purifies. Light exposes darkness and…
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 9 - (9/13/2026)
What does it truly mean to live a blessed life? In this exploration of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, we discover that Jesus offers a radically different picture of the good life than the world does. Rather than pointing us toward comfort, popularity, or possessions, he calls us toward mercy,...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 8 - (9/6/2026)
What does it truly mean to live a blessed life? That question sits at the heart of Matthew 5:1-12, where Jesus opens the Sermon on the Mount with the Beatitudes. What we discover there might surprise us. The blessings Jesus describes do not look like wealth, comfort, or ease. Instead, they are...
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 10 - (8/30/2026)
What do we do when the godless seem to have everything we want? Psalm 73 takes us on a raw, honest journey through one of the most deeply human struggles of faith -- the temptation to envy those who prosper while rejecting God. Asaph, a worship leader of Israel, admits he nearly stumbled and fell...
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 9 - (8/23/2026)
What does it look like to come before God with nothing to offer but an honest admission of failure? Psalm 51 pulls back the curtain on one of the most raw and vulnerable moments in all of Scripture, and in doing so, it gives us a timeless pattern for how we approach God when we have fallen short....
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 8 - (8/16/2026)
What does it mean to truly trust in a God we cannot see, touch, or hear with our physical ears? Psalm 115 confronts us with one of the most honest tensions in the life of faith, the silence of God in the face of our deepest needs, and the temptation to turn toward something more tangible. The…
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 7 - (8/9/2026)
Psalm 91 has long been called the soldier's psalm, and for good reason. It speaks directly into the moments when life feels most threatening, most uncertain, and most overwhelming. In this exploration of one of Scripture's most beloved passages, we are invited into a profound picture of what it...
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 6 - (8/2/2026)
What do we do when life has us pinned to the ground, when the darkness feels permanent, and when we are painfully aware of our own failures before God? Psalm 143 gives us a remarkable window into how a person of deep faith navigates exactly that kind of moment. This sermon was first preached by…
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 5 - (7/27/2026)
What does it mean to be truly known, and how do we find peace when life feels like it is falling apart around us? Psalm 139 pulls us into one of the most intimate portraits of God found anywhere in Scripture, and in its closing verses, it brings us face to face with a God who is not only...
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 4 - (7/19/2026)
In this exploration of Psalm 139, we encounter one of Scripture's most intimate portraits of God's relationship with us. The psalm addresses a question that resonates deeply in our age of epidemic loneliness: Does anyone really care? David's answer is a resounding yes, revealing a God who knows…
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 3 - (7/12/2026)
Psalm 2 confronts us with a timeless question: Why do the nations rage against God? This psalm reveals a stunning truth: our struggles for control and independence from God are ultimately vain. True freedom comes not from casting off God's yoke, but from submitting to Christ, whose yoke is easy…
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 2 - (7/5/2026)
Psalm 49 confronts us with one of life's most fundamental questions: where do we place our trust? This ancient wisdom psalm cuts through the illusions we build around wealth and security, revealing a stark reality that even the richest among us cannot escape death or purchase salvation. The...
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Summer in the Psalms - Week 1 - (6/28/2026)
This exploration of Psalm 33 invites us into a profound meditation on where we truly place our hope. The psalm presents three compelling reasons to praise God: His word is upright and trustworthy, His will prevails over all human plans, and His gaze discerns everything while watching over His...
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Jonah - Week 4 - (6/21/2026)
The book of Jonah concludes with one of Scripture's most uncomfortable endings—a prophet angry at God's mercy. We find Jonah furious that Nineveh has repented and been spared from destruction. His prayer reveals a stunning truth: he knew all along that God was gracious, merciful, slow to anger…
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Jonah - Week 3 - (6/14/2026)
This exploration of Jonah chapter 3 reveals a powerful narrative about second chances and divine sovereignty. We witness Jonah receiving another opportunity to obey God's command to go to Nineveh, reminding us that God's kindness leads to repentance in our own lives. The message challenges us to...
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Jonah - Week 2 - (6/7/2026)
This powerful exploration of Jonah chapter 2 reminds us that there is nowhere we can go where God cannot reach us. We see Jonah at his lowest point, trapped in the belly of a great fish after fleeing from God's calling. Yet even there, in what seems like a tomb beneath the waves, God hears his…
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Jonah - Week 1 - (5/31/2026)
The story of Jonah offers us a startling mirror to examine our own spiritual lives. We encounter a prophet who, rather than drawing near to God's presence, actively flees from it - boarding a ship to Tarshish when called to Nineveh. What makes this account so compelling is how relatable Jonah's...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 7 - (5/24/2026)
This powerful exploration of Matthew 4:12-25 invites us into the profound reality of Jesus beginning His earthly ministry and what it means for us today. This sermon was first preached at Springfield Church of God by Pastor Jason Mitchell on May 24th, 2026.
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 6 - (5/17/2026)
This exploration of Matthew 4 takes us deep into the wilderness where Jesus faces three profound temptations from Satan. What emerges is not simply a lesson in resisting temptation, but a stunning revelation about our own inability to save ourselves. The text masterfully parallels Jesus'…
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 5 - (5/10/2026)
This powerful exploration of Matthew 3 invites us into a transformative understanding of what it means to prepare our hearts for Christ. Through John the Baptist's radical ministry in the wilderness, we encounter the urgent call to repentance - not as a gradual adjustment of behavior, but as a...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 4 - (5/3/2026)
This powerful exploration of Matthew 2:13-23 confronts us with the timeless battle between good and evil while revealing God's unwavering faithfulness to His people. We journey alongside Joseph as he receives divine warnings in dreams, calling him to flee to Egypt with Mary and the infant Jesus…
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 3 - (4/26/2026)
This powerful exploration of Matthew 2:1-12 challenges us to examine what truly consumes our hearts and minds. Through the contrasting stories of the wise men and King Herod, we encounter two radically different responses to the birth of Christ. The wise men, despite being foreigners and...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 2 - (4/19/2026)
In this exploration of Matthew 1:18-25, we encounter the remarkable story of Jesus' birth through the eyes of Joseph, a man faced with an impossible situation. When Mary is found to be pregnant during their betrothal period, Joseph must wrestle with fear, cultural shame, and uncertainty. Yet God...
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The Gospel of Matthew - Week 1 - (4/12/2026)
We often skip over genealogies in Scripture, viewing them as dry lists of names, but Matthew's opening genealogy reveals something extraordinary about God's character and His plan for redemption. This passage traces Jesus' lineage from Abraham through David to Joseph, establishing Jesus as both…
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Easter - John 20 - (4/5/2026)
The empty tomb stands as the pivotal moment in human history, transforming everything we believe about life, death, and eternity. This exploration of John's resurrection account invites us into three profound movements: believing in the risen Christ, seeing Jesus in our daily lives, and...
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Palm Sunday - Luke 19 - (3/29/2026)
This powerful reflection on Palm Sunday invites us to look beyond the celebration and examine what it truly means to welcome Jesus as King. Drawing from Luke 19, we discover four profound ways to welcome Christ into our lives: with obedience, with gifts, with praise, and with faith. The disciples...
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Death to Life - John 12:20-36 - (3/22/2026)
This powerful message invites us into a profound paradox at the heart of Christian faith: we must lose our lives to truly find them. Drawing from John 12:20-36, we encounter Jesus declaring that His hour of glorification has come, not through earthly triumph but through death on the cross. This...
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - (3/15/2026)
This powerful conclusion to Philippians invites us into one of the most profound yet challenging aspects of Christian living: contentment. We discover that Paul wrote about being content in all circumstances not from a place of comfort, but from a prison cell. His secret wasn't positive thinking…
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 10 - (3/8/2026)
In this powerful exploration of Philippians 4:2-9, we're confronted with a transformative truth: Christianity offers us not just calm in chaos, but joy in the midst of trials. The passage addresses a real conflict between two women in the Philippian church, Euodia and Syntyche, reminding us that...
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 9 - (3/1/2026)
This powerful exploration of Philippians 3:12-4:1 challenges us to reconsider what it truly means to follow Christ. We're confronted with the reality that there's no such thing as a non-practicing Christian - our faith is meant to be a dynamic, ever-growing pursuit rather than a static ticket to...
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 8 - (2/22/2026)
This powerful exploration of Philippians 3:1-11 challenges us to examine where we truly place our confidence and find our worth. In a world that constantly measures value through appearance, net worth, social connections, career achievements, and accomplishments, we're confronted with a radical...
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JoyFull: The Book of Philippians - Week 7 - (2/15/2026)
What does it truly mean to live a 'good life'? Our culture measures this by social status, financial freedom, personal autonomy, and visible impact. But in Philippians 2:19-30, we discover a radically different definition—one rooted in seeking Christ's interests above our own. Through the…
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JoyFull: The Book of Philippians - Week 6 - (2/8/2026)
This exploration of Philippians 2:12-18 takes us beyond the beautiful picture of Christ's humility into the practical, sometimes messy work of actually living it out. We're reminded that faith isn't just admiring a perfect example—it's doing the hard work of 'working out our salvation with fear…
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JoyFull: The Book of Philippians - Week 5 - (2/1/2026)
The 5th week of our series on the book of Philippians. During this sermon we examined the well known "Christ Hymn" from Philippians 2:5-11. This sermon was first preached at Springfield Church of God on February 1st, 2025 by Pastor Jason Mitchell.
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 4 - (1/25/2026)
In Philippians chapter 2, verses 1-4, we encounter a powerful call to unity that speaks directly to the fragmentation we experience in our world today. This passage invites us to remember what the Lord has done—to reflect on the encouragement in Christ, the comfort from His love, the…
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 3 - (1/18/2026)
What if the most profound question we could ask isn't about success or comfort, but about purpose? In Philippians 1:21-30, we encounter a radical reorientation of what it means to truly live. The Apostle Paul, writing from a Roman prison cell, declares something that challenges our deepest...
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Joy/Full: The Book of Philippians - Week 2 - (1/11/2026)
What happens when our greatest obstacles become the very channels through which God's message flows most powerfully? This exploration of Philippians 1:12-20 reveals an astonishing truth: the gospel is genuinely unstoppable. Paul writes from prison chains, yet instead of lamenting his…
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Joy/Full - The Book of Philippians - Week 1 - (1/4/2026)
This exploration of Philippians 1:1-11 invites us into a profound understanding of what it means to find our identity in Christ rather than in worldly status or achievements. We discover that Paul, writing to a status-obsessed Roman colony, deliberately strips away all markers of prestige by...
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Already & Not Yet - (12/28/2025)
We find ourselves living in a profound tension—the 'already and not yet' of our faith. Christ has come as a baby in Bethlehem, yet we still await His return in glory. This message explores Matthew 2 and the journey of the Magi, revealing how we can navigate this in-between time with faithfulness...
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With Us - Week 4 - (12/21/2025)
Isaiah chapter 9 offers us one of Scripture's most powerful prophecies about the coming Messiah, speaking directly into our moments of darkness and despair. As we journey through this Advent season, we're reminded that the people of Israel faced their own periods of gloom—exile, oppression, and…
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With Us - Week 3 - (12/14/2025)
This sermon invites us into one of Scripture's most tender and powerful moments: Mary's response to being chosen as the mother of Jesus. We journey through Luke 1:39-56, witnessing Mary's visit to Elizabeth and the profound song of praise known as the Magnificat. What makes this passage so...
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With Us - Week 2 - (12/7/2025)
In Luke 1:26-38, we encounter one of the most profound moments in human history—when the angel Gabriel appears to a young virgin named Mary in the humble town of Nazareth. This passage invites us into the mystery of the Incarnation, where God chooses the unexpected and the humble to accomplish…
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With Us - Week 1 - (11/30/2025)
This Advent meditation invites us into a profound exploration of why the incarnation matters so deeply. Drawing from Colossians 1:15-23, we encounter Jesus not merely as a historical figure, but as the image of the invisible God—the one through whom all things were created and in whom all things...
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The Power of Thanksgiving - Week 2 - (11/23/2025)
This powerful message takes us deep into Luke 17:11-19, where we encounter ten lepers who cry out to Jesus for mercy—but only one returns to give thanks. What unfolds is more than a story about physical healing; it's a profound exploration of the relationship between faith and gratitude. We're...
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The Power of Thanksgiving - Week 1 - (11/16/2025)
This powerful exploration of Psalm 136 invites us into a transformative understanding of gratitude that transcends our circumstances. We discover that thanksgiving isn't merely a response to favorable situations, but a theological foundation rooted in who God is and what He has done throughout...
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Finding Your Place in God's Work - Fred Douglas - (11/9/2025)
This powerful message challenges us to reconsider what it truly means to be the church in a rapidly changing world. Drawing from Ephesians 4, we're reminded that God has given each of us specific gifts—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—not to sit idle, but to actively...
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Victory Over Darkness - Week 4 - (11/2/2025)
This powerful message invites us into a paradox that defies worldly logic: true victory comes through surrender. We journey through three compelling biblical narratives that illuminate this counterintuitive truth. First, we witness Abraham's extraordinary faith as he prepares to sacrifice Isaac,...
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