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Seven Mile Road
by Seven Mile Road
We're preaching hard just north of Boston. May our good Father, in His grace and by His Spirit, use these words to build the kingdom of His Son by bringing many to repentance and faith.
Episodes
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We Cannot But Speak
Acts 4.1-31 Have things ever become uncomfortable in your life because of Jesus? Maybe he’s moved powerfully so you that can’t stop talking about him even when others are annoyed. Maybe you’ve been threatened or warned and wondered what to do next. This Sunday, we’ll see the Holy Spirit bring…
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Sermon: The Power of Jesus’ Name
Acts 3 Living in a broken world with broken bodies brings about a deep desire for the power of God in our lives. Rightly, we want healing. We want a clear move of God. Yet, when healing comes, it’s easy for us to miss or mistake its source. This Sunday, as we work through Acts 3, we’ll see a man...
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Sermon: Devoted to the Gospel
Acts 2:42-47 Christ ascended to his royal throne and sent his Holy Spirit on his church at Pentecost. After the Holy Spirit fell, in response to Peter’s sermon, 3,000 repented of their sins, trusted in Jesus and were baptized. Now what do they do? Acts 2:42-47 gives us a picture of the gospel...
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Sermon: Repent and Be Baptized
Acts 2.37-41 Have you heard the good news of Jesus, had your heart opened, and wondered, “What should I do?” If you have, you are not alone. That’s a question people have been asking since the first sermon an apostle preached about Jesus. And the answer today is still: “Repent and be baptized.”...
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Update: October
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Sermon: Know for Certain
Acts 2.1-36 After much waiting for God to fulfill his promise to the disciples, the Holy Spirit arrives in Jerusalem with quite a stir. Amidst the confusion, it's fair to ask: What was happening there? What's the point? What is this about? But as we dig in this Sunday, we'll see the Holy Spirit's...
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Sermon: Witnesses With One Accord
Acts 1.12-26 This Sunday, we’ll see Jesus’ disciples together, united, and what the scriptures call of “one accord.” Yet, there was no overlooking what Judas had done in betraying Jesus at his arrest. There was no overlooking that left a gap in their leadership. But as the disciples pursued God…
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Sermon: To the End of the Earth
Acts 1.1-11 As we kick off our new sermon series through the book of Acts this Sunday, we’ll see the big mission God puts before his people: to witness to the end of the earth. But we’ll also see that there’s _even_ good news about this good news, because the disciples aren’t alone on the…
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Update: September
The Seven Mile Melrose staff get you updated on whats happening in the life of the church this month.
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Update: Fall Launch of Church Year
In this episode the Melrose staff talk about the vision of Seven Mile in the coming season, and some ways we are supporting the big goal of helping others to know Jesus; in our Sunday preaching, prayer, tracks, classes,
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Sermon: They Told What Had Happened
Has your world ever flipped upside down in a moment? Have your hopes and dreams that seemed so close seemingly come crashing down unexpectedly?_ If so, you’ll understand the predicament of Jesus’ disciples on the Sunday after his crucifixion. They expected so much, but now are left with an empty...
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Sermon: Unless the Lord Builds the House
What do we do when our hopes and dreams die? How should we respond when the projects or the home or the family we wanted we don’t get? Everything around us tells us that if we work hard, if we apply the right methods or know the right processes or make the right connections, then all of our…
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Sermon: Psalm 146
This Sunday we’ll look at Psalm 146 and see how the text teaches us to continually bring our praises to the Lord, for he alone is worthy of them and able to deliver us from whatever life throws our way.
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Sermon: Waiting with Great Hope
Our world is increasingly moving toward providing a life that allows and instructs us to get what we want, when we want it. We are subtly and not-so-subtly taught that waiting is something to be avoided at all costs. But what happens when there is no option other than to wait for something we…
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Sermon: A Priest Forever
Have you ever wondered what God is doing right now and how your life might be connected to His greater mission? Psalm 110, the most-quoted psalm in the New Testament, is cited by Jesus and His apostles and prophetically foretold that God the Father would place His Son at His right hand and then...
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Sermon: Hear My Prayer, O Lord!
When we feel crushed by life, faint, and alone, who do we run to? What does our soul thirst for when we are in despair? Do we run from God, hide from Him, or ignore Him? Psalm 143 was written by David in a time of great despair. David recognizes that he cannot stand before God and earn His favor....
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Sermon: Give Thanks to the Lord
Give thanks to the Lord. We’ve heard it said. We know it’s a good idea. We’ve read it in the scriptures. We may not even object, but pressure mounts, business overwhelms, and discontent can rise up. But only so long as we don’t remember who God is and only so long as we don’t remember what he’s...
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Update: Summer 2026
Listen to an update to stay informed and involved in the life of the church as you grow in your love for Jesus. Hear about: Our thoughts on the World Cup What to expect from the pulpit on Sundays Women's and Men's Summer Studies Inaugural Worship Night on August 8 The Annual Teacher Training for...
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Sermon: Psalm 139
This week we'll dive into Psalm 139 and think about the two vastly different responses these verses can elicit in our hearts & souls.
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Sermon: How to Praise the Lord
In Psalm 111, we’re exhorted to praise the Lord. But the psalmist doesn’t just tell us to do so and then leave us wondering how. Instead, they model for us what it looks like to praise the Lord and how this draws our attention back to our redeeme
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Update: Student Ministry Leadership Transition
Pastor Justin sat down with Ned and Chris to talk about student ministry leadership. Give it a listen and be praying for the Taylors, the Cervantes, and for our students!
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Sermon: Our Unfailing Keeper Forevermore
Psalm 121 For generations, God's people would travel to Jerusalem for the great festivals, singing as they walked the long and often treacherous road. Among the songs on their lips was Psalm 121 — the cry of a weary pilgrim who, somewhere along the journey, may have begun to wonder where his help...
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Sermon: At the Table We Taste the Feast That Is To Come
Every Sunday, we gather at the table to share this simple meal of bread and wine as Christ’s people. It reminds us not only a meal about what Christ has accomplished in the past but also of His promises for the future. This meal serves as a preview of the future realities we will experience with...
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Sermon: At the Table We Identify As Jesus' People
1 Corinthians 10.16-17 Each Sunday, as we come to Jesus' table, we do so together. Not alone but as a family. In fact, as we share the cup and bread, we testify that though we are many, God has made us one body in Christ, bound together in a community of his own, bought with his blood. Jesus'…
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Update: June
Listen to a 14 minute update all about June at Seven Mile Melrose
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Sermon: At the Table We Remember Christ's Sacrifice
Each year, generation after generation of God's people would celebrate the Passover, remembering what God had done in freeing his people from Egypt. On the night before his death, Jesus and his disciples gathered and celebrated the Passover meal, but this time the focus would shift from the death...
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Sermon: At the Table We Proclaim Christ's Death
1 Corinthians 11.26 While instructing the Corinthian church on the Lord’s Supper, the Apostle Paul wrote, “For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until he comes.” (1 Corinthians 11:26 ESV). It is not too difficult to read that and then shake our heads…
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Update: Conversation with our Church Planting Partners in Inverness Scotland
We loved getting time with Keith and Lizzie Nicolson from Merkinch & South Kessock Free Church in Scotland and hearing about how God is working in that part of the UK!
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Sermon: At the Table We Renew Covenant
Each week at Seven Mile Road, just after the Word is preached, we partake in the Lord’s Supper, where Jesus invites sinners to share a meal with him. How could this be? Eating that tiny bit of bread and drinking wine or juice from that tiny cup may seem minute and momentary but it’s actually...
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Sermon: Deacons Lead by Serving
Have you ever wondered what a Deacon is? Or what Jesus calls deacons to be and do for him? Maybe you’ve even wondered what benefit it is for the church to have faithful deacons? Over the last two weeks, we’ve looked at how Jesus is the greatest servant and how he calls elders to serve by leading...
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Update: May
Listen to this month's update to hear all about life at Seven Mile Melrose!
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Sermon: Elders Serve By Leading
Have you ever wondered what a Pastor-Elder is? Or what Jesus calls them to be and do for him? Or even what benefit it is for the church to have faithful elders? Last week, we kicked off our Diakonos sermon series by looking at how Jesus defined true greatness for those who lead in his kingdom:...
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Sermon: Jesus, the Greatest Servant
Mark 10.35-45 _Who is the greatest? How can it be me? _ These are the last questions we’d expect to hear the disciples were asking Jesus ... or at least we’d hope they wouldn’t. But they did ask them, and those questions are often on our minds, too. This week, as we begin our sermon series called...
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Sermon: Trust in God's King
This Sunday, we’ll bring our sermon series, "God’s King", to a close as we complete the Book of Samuel. When the book began, God’s people were being led poorly and desired a king like the nations. As the book ends, though a broken man himself, God’s King David is on the throne, confessing his…
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Sermon: He Has Risen
Mark 16.1-8 Early on Sunday morning, the Sunday after a Friday filled with the shocking, brutal, and gruesome death of Jesus followed by his burial ... and after a Sabbath filled with a certain confusion and sadness, the same women who looked upon Jesus at his death went to his tomb. As they…
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Sermon: The Just Rule of God's King
Last words are important and telling. More specifically, they tell what a person thinks is important. In this Sunday’s sermon, we’ll hear David’s final words ... words that God spoke to him and through him as God’s King. As a king who has seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, King...
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Update: April
The Melrose staff talk about Good Friday, Easter, a checkers game controversy, upcoming sermon series we will hear on Sundays, a typo about the Spring Cleaning and Work Day, April's Connections Breakfast, an upcoming Women's Retreat in New Hampshire, and how a new Goodreads feature could help…
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Sermon: Praise the God Who Saves
I call upon the LORD, who is worthy to be praised, and I am saved from my enemies. Over and over in the book of Samuel, we have seen how the Lord God delivered his chosen king from every battle, assassination attempt, coup, and rebellion Because of that, David praises the God who saved him from…
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Sermon: God Who Delivers
2 Samuel 21-22.1 What have we done? How do we defeat our enemies? These two questions loomed large in the minds of God's people as David became king and they didn't stop. These questions were there before David and the answers marked much of his reign. Yet, as he nears the end of his life what...
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Sermon: Rebellion Defeated, Kingdom Re-Established
We have no portion in David With these words, Sheba initiates a rebellion against David and divides his kingdom. David’s kingdom can only be fully re-established with the defeat and death of Sheba, signaled by the trumpet blast of Joab. This Sunday, we will see that in this moment, Israel’s unity...
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Sermon: God's Peace
What have I done? How can I come back from that? What happens now? These questions flow through the minds of God’s people as the rebellion against King David failed. They are concerned with who the King is, but also how he will feel about them ... especially if they opposed him in any way. This...
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Update: Marriage Retreat
Listen this month for a special episode all about the upcoming Marriage Retreat! You'll hear what to expect from the sessions, why we are excited about it, who should register, and how to get your ticket!...
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Sermon: God's Kingdom Secured
2 Samuel 18 David’s kingdom is divided. His own son Absalom has raised an army to take the throne. In the chaos, the question is unavoidable: who is really in control? This Sunday we will see that God secures His Kingdom even through our uncertainty, sin, and grief
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Sermon: The Prayers of God’s King
Have you ever wondered what happens with our prayers? Does God answer them? If so, how does he answer them? This Sunday, we’ll see God answer the prayer that David prayed when he was first on the run from Absalom’s coup. God’s powerful move was David’s only hope, but God heard him and answered…
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Sermon: The Endurance of Faith
How do I endure the hard consequences of my sin? What helps me endure unjust treatment from others? David is on the run because of the downstream consequences of his own sin. Despite this, God provides nourishment to sustain David so he can endure the Lord’s fatherly discipline. Like David…
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Sermon: What Seems Good
2 Samuel 15 _Whose favor will I seek? Who will decide what seems good in my life?_ These are big questions that decide a lot about how we live in relation to one another and to God. In this week’s sermon, we’ll see Absalom, back in Jerusalem, making himself seem good as a righteous judge before…
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Update: February
Listen to hear all about the life of Seven Mile Melrose this month!
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Sermon: A Good Brother
What happens when you have really done it? What happens when you’ve gone one too far too fast and really hurt people? Not just any people, though. You’ve hurt your family, and now you’ve run because it seemed like the only thing you could do. What happens next? This week, we’ll see this exact…
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Sermon: Vengeance Belongs to the Lord
2 Samuel 13.23-39 What happens when someone sins horribly against another person? Do we take action? Do we stand by? What about when justice doesn’t seem to come? This week, we’ll see Absalom respond to Amnon’s sin against Tamar, as he takes vengeance. Absalom commands his men to make things…
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Sermon: Sin's Destruction
As we return to the Book of Samuel, we’ll see awful sin occur in King David’s house. We’ll see how deep sin destroys emotions, people, and relationships in heartrending fashion and with cascading effect. But we’ll also see that, while sin runs deep, God’s grace in Jesus Christ runs deeper.
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We're preaching hard just north of Boston. May our good Father, in His grace and by His Spirit, use these words to build the kingdom of His Son by bringing many to repentance and faith.
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