Pompey Community Church
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All the latest sermons from Pompey Community Church (PCC). Join us Sunday mornings at 10:30AM, or visit us online at https://www.pompeychurch.org. Located in Pompey, NY.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Patient, text-centered preaching connects biblical context with discipleship, worship, mission, and resurrection hope.
PCC Sermons Podcast keeps an open Bible at the center, moving patiently from a passage's wording and context toward Christian belief and practice. Luke's Gospel is a recurring anchor, with individual sermons turning to John 9 or 1 Corinthians 15.
A blind man's muddy eyes lead back to Genesis, if your Bible margins have room.
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A steady Luke 14 sermon on mercy, pride, and the feast that ends in fullness.
This sermon stays close to Luke 14, using the meal table to set mercy against pride. It begins with a question about the best feast to attend, then moves into Jesus healing a man with dropsy and the clash with Pharisaic Sabbath concern, showing how quickly religious caution can…
A sober look at wealth, worry, and what lasts when the barn is empty.
Luke 12 is handled with a clear sense of stakes, tracing the rich man’s parable and then widening to Job, Ecclesiastes, and Jesus’ warning about gaining the world and losing the soul.
A steady sermon on fearing God, resisting hypocrisy, and living with courage.
Pompey Community Church Sermons stays with Luke 12 and makes one clear case: the fear of God has to outweigh the fear of people. It begins with a lighter round of comparisons, then moves into a harder warning against hypocrisy, and that turn gives the sermon its shape.
A careful Matthew 2 sermon that finds Jesus' kingship, fear, and comfort in Bethlehem's smallness.
This sermon treats Matthew 2 as a disciplined meditation on Jesus as King, setting the Magi, Herod's fear, and Bethlehem's smallness beside Micah so the promise lands as part of the text, not decoration.
A steady Luke 10 sermon on mercy, love, and self-justification.
This sermon stays close to Luke 10:25-37 and keeps the argument clear: the law asks for love, and Jesus pushes the lawyer past self-protection.
A calm Advent sermon on Simeon, salvation, and the peace of seeing Christ.
PCC Sermons keeps Luke 2:25-35 on Simeon, Jesus, and the peace that comes with seeing God’s salvation. It starts with a light Christmas movie comparison between main characters and supporting ones, then brings Simeon to the center as a witness whose song belongs in Advent.
A patient sermon that turns religious precision into a question about justice, mercy, and the heart.
PCC Sermons Podcast stays in Luke 11 and lands on a familiar fault line: religious precision can look impressive while missing what matters. The preacher draws that contrast cleanly, moving from the Pharisees' careful tithing of mint, rue, and herbs to the harder demands of…
A steady sermon on prayer that centers reverence, persistence, and trust before God.
Luke 11 gives the sermon its center of gravity. It treats prayer less like a formula and more like trust, returning again and again to reverence for God's name and will, along with the call to ask, seek, and knock without giving up.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Pompey Community Church’s sermon on Luke 10:1-20 centers on Jesus sending the seventy-two ahead of him, with the repeated line, "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." The speaker cites Joshua Project numbers, including 7,419 unreached people groups, the 10/40 window, and 3.16 billion people without access to the gospel, to argue that prayer and mission belong to the whole church.
This sermon from Pompey Community Church explores the cost of discipleship through Luke 14:25-35, using a sports analogy about true fandom to challenge listeners' commitment to their faith.
PCC Sermons Podcast's "The Blessing of Kingdom Authority" centers on Luke 11:14-28, where Jesus casts out a mute demon and the man speaks.
Pompey Community Church opens Luke 9:10-17 by naming a hard week, Fred Greenfield’s death, and the national division the pastor says people are carrying into Sunday.
PCC Sermons Podcast's “The King of Christmas” teaches Luke 2:1-7 as a claim that Christ is king, and that his birth in Bethlehem fulfills promises tied to David, Ruth, and Boaz.
PCC Sermons Podcast’s “Kingdom Devotion” opens Luke 10:38-42 by linking Martha and Mary to the Reformation, citing Johann Tetzel, Martin Luther’s 95 Theses on October 31, 1517, and William Tyndale’s English Bible work.
PCC Sermons Podcast’s “Kingdom Exhortation” centers on Luke 13:22-35, where Jesus answers the question, “Lord, will those who are saved be few?” with “Strive to enter through the narrow door.” The preacher uses Herman Bavinck’s line, “where God’s Word is, there God is,” to frame the sermon around Scripture’s authority and the limits of human moral judgment.
Todd Pittman of Pompey Community Church teaches from Hebrews 4:9-11 and says the Christian life should be marked by "profound restfulness" because of what Jesus has done.
Pompey Community Church’s “The Joy of Jesus” centers on Luke 10:21–24, where Jesus rejoices in the Holy Spirit and thanks the Father for revealing salvation to “little children.” The sermon contrasts the “wise and understanding” with needy people, uses Charles Spurgeon’s “breathing in or breathing out” line, and connects Luke 10 to Luke 1, Luke 2, John 3, John 6, and Deuteronomy 7:6–8.
PCC Sermons Podcast’s "The Transfiguration of Jesus" opens Luke 9:28-36 with the claim that Jesus is "far greater" than people think, illustrated by a Middle East missionary who answered "God is great" with "God is greater than you are thinking." The sermon frames the transfiguration as a revelation of Jesus’ glory, then compares him with Moses and Elijah, including Moses’ Sinai vision and Elijah’s Mount Horeb encounter.
Pompey Community Church opens Luke 11 and stays with Jesus at a Pharisee's table.
PCC Sermons Podcast’s “Following Jesus” centers on Luke 9:51–62 and opens with the line “Jesus is free, but he is not cheap.” The preacher ties that claim to a 19-year-old mission trip to Calle Blancos, Costa Rica, and to the banner “Jesus es gratis, pero no es barato.” Luke 9 is read as a call to choose “the cross over comfort” and “the kingdom over convenience,” with Jesus setting his face toward Jerusalem, James and John asking about fire from heaven, and three would-be followers tested on cost.
This sermon from Luke 9:1-9 explores Jesus sending the twelve apostles to proclaim the kingdom of God and heal, emphasizing that he equips them with his power and authority.
This sermon explores Psalm 72, interpreting it as a messianic prophecy that points to Jesus as the righteous king.
The sermon starts by asking what feast you would choose if any dinner were possible.
The sermon opens in Matthew 2.
PCC Sermons Podcast opens in 1 Corinthians 15 and stays with resurrection hope.
This sermon opens with thanks for a recent choir night before turning to Luke 13:10-21.
Pompey Community Church opens the sermon with a greeting and a prayer that listeners hear God's Word and the gospel wherever they are.
Pompey Community Church opens Luke 12 with a playful contrast between imitations and the real thing.
Pompey Community Church opens Luke 12:13-34 with a dispute over inheritance.
Pompey Community Church steps away from Luke for one week and opens John 9.
Pompey Community Church opens Luke 11:1-13 and turns to Jesus' teaching on prayer.
The sermon opens in Luke 2 and keeps its eyes on Simeon.
Pompey Community Church works through Luke 9:37-50.
The sermon opens in Luke 9 with Jesus' disciples gathered around the central question of who he is.
The sermon opens with welcome and prayer.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Luke 15:1-10, using the story of John Newton to illustrate Jesus' grace.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Psalm 67, encouraging listeners to grow closer to Christ.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Psalm 63, encouraging listeners to grow closer to Christ.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Psalm 57, using the story of missionary John Patton to illustrate trust in God during danger.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Psalm 51, discussing the struggle with sin and longing for Christ.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Luke 5:27-39 about Jesus feasting with Levi and sinners.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Luke 5:27-39 about Jesus feasting with Levi and tax collectors.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Philippians 4:10-23, emphasizing contentment in Christ.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church on Philippians 4:2-9, emphasizing the importance of peace in Paul's ministry.
A sermon from Pompey Community Church continuing a series in Philippians, discussing God's glory and joy in gospel citizenship.