Sherman First Baptist Church Messages

Send us a textThe story of Job starts with a question in chapter 1: Is God enough? Is he worthy of worship and loyalty even without the benefits and blessings? When we lose the things we hold dearly in this life, we are forced to answer the same question: Is God enough for you? (Text: Job 1)

Send us a textGod intends to bless his people and wants them to be certain of it. (Text: Number 6:22-27)

Send us a textBecause of the person and work of Christ, believers must draw near through him, hold fast to him, and encourage others to do the same.  (Text: Hebrews 10:19-25)

Send us a textWe worship God because he is holy, and because we are not; we worship God because alone is worthy. (Text: Isaiah 6:1-8)

Send us a textThe preaching of the Bible is essential to having sound doctrine. Without sound, thorough Bible preaching, people will turn from the truth.  (Text: 2 Timothy 3:15-4:5)

Send us a textJesus teaches that God’s judgment is upon those who sin against him and on spiritual leaders who fail to warn the people of it. (Text: Matthew 23:13-39)

Send us a textThe scribes and Pharisees may fool the people with their outward performances or religion, but Jesus sees their hypocrisy. Jesus teaches how to respond to the teaching and example of these spiritual leaders who only seem to be godly. (Text: Matthew 23:1-12)

Send us a textJesus reveals the Pharisees inadequate understanding of Messiah and reveals that Christ is far greater than they realized. “Jesus is Lord” is more than a Christian phrase; it is a fundamental truth that affects every area of the Christian’s life. (Text: Matthew 22:41-46)

Send us a textJesus teaches that the greatest commands are to love God wholly and love your neighbor as yourself. All other commands depend on these two. (Text: Matthew 22:34-40)

Send us a textWhen the Sadducees try to ridicule and humiliate Jesus’ teaching on the resurrection, Jesus exposes their unbelief and error. The Resurrection is sure to happen; Jesus believed it; the Scriptures teach it; and the power of God will bring it to pass. (Text: Matthew 22:23-33)

Send us a textJesus evades a trap laid by Pharisees and Herodians regarding loyalty and submission to Caesar and teaches that submission to God’s divine authority means submission to God’s ordained authority. (Text: Matthew 22:15-22)

Send us a textJesus teaches that God is just, and God is gracious, and whatever God does is right. (Text: Matthew 19:27-20:16)

Send us a textJesus teaches that eternal life doesn't come to the people we’d expect or in the way we expect it. (Text: Matthew 19:13-26)

Send us a textGuest Speaker Josh Mencer (Text: Deuteronomy 29:29)

Send us a textGuest Speaker Daniel Benedict (Text: Revelation 21:1-8)

Send us a textThe paradox of marriage is that it was not created primarily for our needs but for God’s glory. (Text: Matthew 19:1-12)

Send us a textTo truly worship God, we must know who he is, who we are, and what he has done. (Text: Psalm 100)

Send us a textIn Psalm 99, we are commanded to exalt and worship the Lord because he is holy, just, and merciful.  (Text: Psalm 99)

Send us a textIn Psalm 97 we see that the holiness of God affects how God rules and reigns as king, how man sees him, how God interacts with mankind and judges sin, and how man responds to God. (Text: Psalm 97) 

Send us a textWe are to worship God by telling him of his greatness then by telling others of him. (Text: Psalm 96)