Church at Bergen - Sermons
Welcome to the official sermon podcast of Church at Bergen, a vibrant and diverse, Christ-centered community in northeast New Jersey. Each episode features biblically sound, gospel-driven sermons preached by our pastors and guest speakers. Be equipped, encouraged, and challenged as we dive deep into God’s Word, exploring its relevance to our everyday lives and its power to transform hearts. Whether you’re a part of our church family or tuning in from afar, join us as we glorify God and grow in our love for Jesus and His people.
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Church at Bergen - Sermons
Latest Episodes
Romans | Season 4, Ep. 1 | 4:1-8 | "Empty Hands, Full Credit"
What if everything you've done, and everything you've hidden, didn't disqualify you from being called righteous? Pastor Dave digs into Romans 4:1-8 and shows how God declares ungodly people righteous in an instant, not because of what they've d...
Romans | Season 3, Ep. 6 | 3:27-31
What if the thing you're relying on most is the very thing holding you back? Pastor Mike digs into Romans 3:27-31 and unpacks how justification by faith doesn't just change God's verdict over you, it rewires how you see yourself, others, and ob...
Romans | Season 3, Ep. 5 | 3:22b-24
What if the approval you've been chasing your whole life is already yours... for free? Pastor Mike dives into Romans 3:22-24, unpacking propitiation, redemption, and justifica...
Romans | Season 3, Ep. 4 | 3:25-26 | "Did Jesus Die for Us or for God?"
Ever wondered why Jesus had to die the way He did? Pastor Mike unpacks Romans 3:25 to reveal a stunning truth: the cross wasn't ONLY about saving us, it was God's ultimate demonstration of His own righteousness. For centuries, God had been "pas...
Romans | Season 3, Ep. 3 | 3:20-22a
Ever feel like life is flying by faster than you can keep up? Pastor Mike dives into Romans 3:20-22a and reveals the most liberating truth in Scripture: God's perfect righteousness isn't earned through rule-following, it's freely given through ...