Fordoche Baptist Church

The next in our series on Christian Maturity, this sermon examines James 1:19-27. In this section we see that Mature Christians receive, obey, & apply God's word. Growing and maturing in Christ means that we must seek to God through His word, applying His truth.

Continuing our series on Christian Maturity, we look at accepting responsibility for our sins, and praising God. Trails create maturity and opportunities to own our sins. Mature Christians praise God for the good and take responsibility for the bad decisions in their lives.

This sermon begins the new series on Maturity in the Christian faith. The sermon series will follow the book of James looking at the theme of Christian maturity. The first sermon covers James 1:1-12 and the joy, wisdom, and humility of being a mature Christian.

Today we are studying the topic of vision in our church. Our vision/purpose statement is "Nothing is Impossible with God". We examine John 5, and Hebrews 10 to illustrate our vision statement.

This sermon comes from Revelation 21 & 22, looking at the subject of worship in heaven. How will we respond to heavenly worship and to being in the presence of God? We will respond in joy, with intimacy, and healing.

Continuing the series on worship, we look at the first worship service. Gen 4:1-16, the story of Cain's act of murder is examined in light of worship. What kind of worship does God reject and accept?

This sermon follows the story of Paul & Silas from Acts 16. Worship involves sacrifice, and reasonable service. The sermon ends with Romans 12:1-giving your life as a living sacrificial worship.

The first in our new series on worship, this sermon explores worship as a natural response to God. Biblical material comes from Revelation 4 & 5, the throne room of God.

One of the ways that God answers our suffering is by providing us with hope. In this sermon Pastor Josh preaches on the valley of the dry bones passage in Ezekiel 37. It shows us that it is God's heart to breathe life into dead situations.

This is Pastor Josh's Sermon from a few weeks ago on suffering. This message follows several Old and New Testament characters examining their suffering in light of the gospel. Ultimately, God's answer to suffering if provided. If you or someone you know is suffering right now, encourage them with this message.