Sermons
Messages from Clarity Church’s Sunday gatherings in Brooklyn Park, each with the audio and a written summary.
-
A reset for Clarity Church in Brooklyn Park: Pastor Phil Santillan calls the church to invite, welcome and help new people connect, joining God’s mission.
-
The baptism of Jesus in Matthew 3:1-17 and how to recognize when God is moving: Gary Cartagena on patient correction, a step of faith, and confirmation.
-
Flawed kings in Jesus’ family tree: Matthew 1:7-25 shows God works through broken people, and Joseph learns to meet fear with trust in Emmanuel.
-
Tamar, Rahab, Ruth and Bathsheba: why Matthew 1:1-6 includes them in Jesus’ genealogy, and what it shows about his heart for people who don’t fit in.
-
Does God care about my suffering? His answer is not an explanation but Jesus, who came to suffer with us. How to help friends who left the faith.
-
How do you heal from church hurt? In Matthew 18:15-35, Pastor Phil Santillan shows why healing starts with Jesus, not with the Christians who hurt you.
-
In the parable of the growing seed, Mark 4:26-29, the power to grow is in the seed, not the farmer. Pastor Phil Santillan calls the church back to sowing.
-
Why did bears maul the boys who mocked Elisha? This sermon on 2 Kings 2:23-25 explains the context and what our words reveal about our hearts toward God.
-
By the rivers of Babylon, Psalm 137:1-9 becomes an angry prayer for revenge. See how imprecatory psalms let us bring our rage to God and pray for enemies.
-
How does Psalm 23:2-4 answer discontentment? The Lord leads us to green pastures, and his rod and staff protect and correct us in the darkest valley.
-
Psalm 23:1 says, “The Lord is my shepherd.” Pastor Phil Santillan explains what those five words mean and how the covenant God cares for you personally.
-
Are you where you want to be with God? Psalm 27 shows how to grow closer to God: seek him with his people, resolve to pursue him and wait on his timing.