Sherman First Baptist Church Messages

Send us a textThe shepherds believed the angelic message and immediately did something about it. They believed, told others, and praised God. The Gospel is meant to be shared to all people, as good news, as God gave it, and to his glory. (Text: Luke 2:8-20)

Send us a textWhen John the Baptist is born just as the angel predicted, Zechariah finally speaks with a praise and prophecy, seeing that his son's birth leads to the coming Messiah and Savior.  (Text: Luke 1:57-80)

Send us a textAn angel visits Zechariah and Mary with two birth announcements. In this text, we see that Christians should wait with expectancy and anticipation for Christ’s coming and keep the focus on Christ at Christmas. (Text: Luke 1:5-38)

Send us a textGod continues to keep His covenant and accomplish His purpose as He promised and as He pleases. (Text: Genesis 25:1-28) 

Send us a textWhether through ordinary or extraordinary means, God will provide to accomplish his eternal purposes. (Text: Genesis 24:1-67)

Send us a textFaith determines our behavior and is displayed by our actions (Text: Genesis 23:1-20)

Send us a textGenesis teaches us of the one true God and his promise to redeem and restore fallen creation.

Send us a textWhile we wait and show mercy, we must also remember God’s gracious act of preserving and preparing us to stand before him as well as praise him for the work he has done on our behalf. (Text: Jude 24-25)

Send us a textGuest Preacher Josh Mencer (Text: Philippians 3:1-11)

Send us a textKnow what the false teachers don’t know or believe (their certain judgment) and  what the they aren’t telling you (their useless and dangerous doctrine).  (Text: Jude 11-13)

Send us a textChristians must contend for “the Faith” because of destructive theology that creeps in and threatens to lead people astray. We must hand down the same faith that was handed down to us, the same as what Jesus and the apostles taught.  (Text: Jude 4-10)

Send us a textAfter a customary Christian introduction and greeting, Jude presents the problem of false teaching within the churches so true believers may “contend for the faith” they were once taught. Jude explains what the Gospel is before warning them what the Gospel is not.  (Text: Jude 1-3)

Send us a textGuest Speaker Thayne Bodenmiller (Text: Psalm 33)

Send us a textBlessings are not meant just to make our lives better, easier, or more comfortable. God blesses us to display his goodness and salvation to the lost world so that they will know and believe. Psalm 67 is an evangelistic, eschatological, and expectant prayer for the lost to know and glorify the God we know and worship. (Text: Psalm 67:1-7)

Send us a textGod is faithful to his covenant promises even though his people are unfaithful to him. (Text: Psalm 78:56-72)

Send us a textWe must not forget God’s wondrous work of redemption lest we fail to trust and obey him.  (Text: Psalm 78:40-55)

Send us a textGod's mercy is greater than our sin. (Text: Psalm 78:32-39)

Send us a textWe must learn to be satisfied with what God gives and trust him to provide. (Text: Psalm 78:17-31)

Send us a textForsaking comes by forgetting, so we must take care to remember and explain what God has done, why God has done it, and how we’re connected to it. (Text: Psalm 139:9-16)

Send us a textGod’s people must pass along the truths of God’s faithfulness to the next generation. (Text: Psalm 78:1-8)