Middletown Baptist Church

Middletown Baptist Church

At our church, our mission is to love God and others, grow closer to God, connect with people, and serve God and others. We believe that by following these principles, we can fulfill our purpose and create a community that reflects the love and compassion of Jesus Christ.

Recent Episodes

Nov. 20, 2024

Temperance: Your Secret Weapon Against Life's Temptations

This week's focus is on the important biblical concept of temperance, or self-control, as highlighted by Pastor Josh. He emphasizes that true self-control is not merely a matter of personal strength but rather a manifestatio…
Nov. 19, 2024

Divine Detours: How Closed Doors Lead to Greater Opportunities

Join Pastor Josh Massaro in this enlightening sermon as he delves into the theme of God's guidance through closed doors and redirected paths. The main focus of the discussion is on Acts 16, where Paul experiences divine proh…
Nov. 18, 2024

Revival Through Repentance: Turning Back to God

Real repentance is essential for revival, as highlighted in today’s sermon by Pastor Josh Massaro at Middletown Baptist Church. The discussion revolves around the difference between godly sorrow and worldly sorrow, emphasizi…
Nov. 16, 2024

True Repentance for True Revival: A Sunday Preview

Join Pastor Josh Massaro as he previews the upcoming Sunday sermon at Middletown Baptist Church, focusing on the theme of true repentance and its vital role in achieving revival. The sermon, titled "Real Repentance for Reviv…
Nov. 15, 2024

God's Judgment and Mercy: Insights from Zephaniah

This podcast episode focuses on the themes of judgment and mercy as presented in the Book of Zephaniah, highlighting God's righteous indignation against sin alongside His loving kindness and grace. Pastor Josh Massaro emphas…
Nov. 13, 2024

Unlocking Meekness: How to Embrace This Powerful Trait

This week's Word of the Week is "meekness," a character trait exemplified by Jesus and essential for Christians seeking to grow in their faith. Pastor Josh Massaro emphasizes that meekness is often misunderstood; it does not…