Pete Orta's Sermons

In Acts 2:42-47 we see an opportunity to take our Christianity to its full potential by using ordinary means.

1 Peter 1:22-25 Holy Brotherhood.

A deep look at our call to holiness from 1 Peter 1:13-16.

Luke 7:1-10

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 - The Key to Worship

1 Thessalonians 5:15: Servanthood

How to connect with those around you from 1 Thessalonians 5:13b-14

A 5 part sermon series instructing believers how to have a victorious life in Christ.

Acts 2:5-13

Acts 2:1-4

Acts 1:12-26 is packed with theology, but we also get to walk away with the understanding of how to make decisions according to the will of God.

This sermon is on the Ascension of Christ, a doctrine that isn’t spoken of much, but is one of the chief doctrines of our faith that should be celebrated as much as His birth, life, and resurrection. This subject holds a particular amount of riches apart from other events in the life of Christ and we looking forward to exploring what these riches might be. Acts 1:6-11

An introduction to the Book of Acts and the Person of the Holy Spirit. A sermon from Acts 1:1-5.

This sermon will complete our 23rd sermon on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. What an honor it has been to have this event unpacked one verse at a time. This last sermon will challenge you to ask yourself whether or not you are just a hearer of the Word or if you are a doer as well. And all for the purpose of advancing the Good News to those who are weary and are in need of rest.

This sermon is Part 2 of our Wolves of Wonder series. It will bring a lot of clarity as to why Christ chose to end his Sermon on the Mount with a warning about false teachers and the false doctrines they teach. It will definitely be an eye-opener considering most Christians today have not studied why they believe what they believe. If you want your "iron" to be sharpened, these sermons will be a game changer.

This sermon is Part 1 of our Wolves of Wonder series. It will bring a lot of clarity as to why Christ chose to end his Sermon on the Mount with a warning about false teachers and the false doctrines they teach. It will definitely be an eye-opener considering most Christians today have not studied why they believe what they believe. If you want your "iron" to be sharpened, these sermons will be a game changer.

In Matthew 7:7-12, what does asking and receiving have to do with The Golden Rule? Why did Christ place these two themes back-to-back? This section is considered the fulcrum of the Sermon on the Mount. Clicking play will unbox the "it" we will receive if we ask, seek, or knock at the door of Christ.