First Baptist Church Of Argyle

Scripture is clear that Jesus is God the Son; so how can Isaiah refer to him as our Everlasting Father? Jesus is the only one who can perfectly reveal God's fatherly nature to us, and his fatherhood to us is unchanging and eternal.

We all need peace, and Jesus is the only peace that lasts.

Jesus is our Mighty God as demonstrated by his works, his death, his resurrection, and his return. He has conquered the law, our sin, death itself, and will conquer every enemy and judge every nation.

The infinite, incomprehensible knowledge of wisdom of God dwells in Jesus Christ and works on our behalf and for our benefit.

Humility is the proper alignment of ourselves in relation to who God is. When we humble ourselves we affirm God's power and give evidence of our trust in Him.

God has designed His church in such a way that some are called to lead and all are called to be led.

Suffering as a disciple of Jesus is promised to us throughout Scripture. We have also been given the strategies for leveraging that suffering for the glory of God.

We are called to live with the end in mind. Living with the end in mind keeps us from living for ourselves and helps us use our present for what matters most.

Doing good encompasses our whole being, is the heart of our mission, and is not dependent on our circumstances.

Marriage is the most intimate, complex relationship known to man. The marriages of followers of Jesus are to be characterized by a mutual submission that seeks the benefit and encouragement of their spouse.

Suffering comes to everyone in this life, but Christians are called to suffer well for doing what is right.

Rebellion is in our DNA as sons and daughters of Adam. But, through Christ, we are new creations who are called to turn from our natural desires and toward those that honor God. One are in which we are called to change is our direction is how we relate to government.

Believers are called to be holy or set apart because of our new life in Jesus Christ. This holiness is embraced by obedience and flows from hope.

Believers are called out of, or set apart from, the rest of the world in that our identity and perspective is to be pervaded with the confident and expectant trust in God's ability and faithfulness to accomplish His purposes and one day gather His children to himself.

Believers are called by the will of the Father, by the power of the Holy Spirit, and through the work of the Son.

Deliverance is a universal need that is most commonly opposed by our battle between our own emotions and our willingness to trust God.

Your words demonstrate the condition of your heart.

When it seems as though there is an all-out assault against the things and people of God, we must rely only on God rather than the advice and cunning of men.

The plea for justice in our world is a constant because the wickedness of the sin-ravaged hearts of mankind is so pervasive. Let us plead to God for the oppressed that they might be rescued and that those who seek to dominate others be brought low.

We can celebrate and find hope in the truth that God will bring about justice for his people because He is the righteous judge.