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Give Me Jesus
A pastor at First Baptist Jackson preaches on Philippians 2 and five other passages showing who Jesus is, then leads the congregation in communion.
Easy to Understand, Hard to Do
A Mother's Day sermon on Ephesians 4:25, 5:2, calling believers to speak truth, guard anger, work honestly, tame the tongue, and imitate God as His beloved children.
Ephesians · Week 42
Put Away Falsehood, Speak the Truth in Love
Ephesians 4-5 examined: put away falsehood, anger, theft and corrupt speech, and walk in love as imitators of God, just as Christ gave himself for us.
Ephesians · Week 41
Eight Days That Changed the World
The pastor walks through Holy Week day by day, from Palm Sunday to the empty tomb, showing how ancient prophecy and the resurrection still matter today.
It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
A Holy Week walk through scripture and art, tracing Christ's final days from Palm Sunday to resurrection, and the finished work that makes salvation possible.
Seek the Prosperity of the City
Jeremiah's letter to the exiles commands God's people to seek the good of the city where He places them, a message as alive today as it was in Babylon.
Messianic Messages - Advent
Advent's third Sunday traces messianic prophecy from the minor prophets into Luke 1, where four hundred years of silence finally breaks with Gabriel's announcements to Zechariah and Mary.
Four Hundred Years of Silence
Advent sermon on the 400 years of silence between Malachi and Luke 1, and how God broke through with the births of John the Baptist and Jesus.
Minor Prophets · Week 10
Two Issues
Acts 15 shows Paul and Barnabas splitting over John Mark, and Timothy being circumcised despite the Jerusalem Council. Two hard lessons on unity, rights, and the gospel.
Acts · Week 80
Two Issues, One Mission
Paul and Barnabas split over John Mark, Timothy gets circumcised for mission's sake: a study in disagreement, grace, and carrying the gospel forward together.
Acts · Week 79
This weeks Sermon May 11th @ First B Jackson
Acts 15 traces the Jerusalem Council's debate over grace and law, showing how early believers settled a defining question about how anyone, Jew or Gentile, is saved.
Acts · Week 78
Sunday May 11th 11am Service ( Mother's Day)
Acts 15 sermon on the Jerusalem Council: how the early church settled whether Gentiles must follow Jewish law, and what it means for Christian unity today.
Acts · Week 77
Sunday May 11th 9am Service (Mother's Day)
Acts 15's Jerusalem Council shows how the early church resolved a major dispute over salvation, landing on one answer: grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone.
Acts · Week 76
A Tale of Three Cities
Paul and Barnabas pressed on through beatings, rejection and stoning to preach the gospel. A study in Acts 14 on faithful, reliant, unstoppable mission.
Acts · Week 75
A Tale of Three Cities
Paul and Barnabas face rejection, worship, and stoning across three cities, yet keep returning to preach the gospel and strengthen the believers they leave behind.
Acts · Week 74
Continually Filled with Joy and the Holy Spirit
Pastor Mark traces Acts 13 from Paul's synagogue sermon in Pisidian Antioch to the resurrection promise, weaving in lessons from a recent mission trip to Uganda.
Acts · Week 73
Barefoot in the Bush
Missionaries Anders and Brooke share how God is changing lives in Zambia through camps, schools, and village Bible studies, and call their home church to deeper surrender.
Surrender to the Current
Missionaries Anders and Brooke share stories from Zambia and challenge their home church to surrender fully to God and go deeper in faith.
Gospel Carriers in Word and Deed
Acts 11 traces how scattered believers carried the gospel to Antioch. Pastor Carl walks through what that early church moment means for how we live and give today.
Acts · Week 66
Gospel Carriers in Word and Deed
Acts 11 shows a young church carrying the gospel outward through scattering, sacrifice, and ordinary witnesses. A sermon on staying true to the Lord and joining what God is already doing.
Acts · Week 65
Stay True to the Lord
A sermon from Acts 11 on how ordinary believers carried the gospel outward, and what it looks like to take, remember, rely on, encourage, and participate today.
Acts · Week 64
Sunday Nov 17th Sermon from Pastor Ray
Peter and John heal a man lame from birth, and Pastor Peter traces what happened, why it mattered, and what it means to receive grace you could never earn.
Acts · Week 31
Silver and Gold Have I None
A lame man healed at the temple gate opens a question every believer faces: are we trying to be Peter, or do we need to see ourselves as the one who was lifted up?
Acts · Week 30
Silver and Gold Have None
Peter and John stop for a lame beggar at the temple gate. A First Baptist Jackson sermon on Acts 3, seeing people who suffer and giving what you have.
Acts · Week 29
Everything Jesus Began to Do and to Teach
The pastor opens Acts 1 at First Baptist Jackson, exploring how the early church prepared for the Holy Spirit through obedience, fellowship, prayer, and scripture.
Acts · Week 25
You Will Receive Power
The pastor opens Acts 1, showing how the early believers prepared for the Holy Spirit through obedience, fellowship, prayer, and studying God's word.
Acts · Week 24
Love Is an Action
Dave Hatfield shares how loving outcasts in a Kenyan dumpsite community led to a daily Bible church, and calls Christians to love neighbors into faith.
Love People Into a Relationship With Christ
A former stockbroker shares how God sent him to a Kenya dump site, where loving outcasts and preaching the Bible daily is changing lives one neighbor at a time.
The Ones Who Looked Lived
A Wyoming pastor walks through Steps 6 and 7 of the 12 steps, grounding them in Numbers 21 and John 3: sin, sorrow, and the salvation God makes possible by looking up.
Anyone Who Looked, Lived
A Wyoming pastor walks through steps six and seven of recovery, connecting Moses lifting up the bronze snake in Numbers 21 to Jesus and the new birth in John 3.
The 12 Steps · Week 3
Sunday, August 11th, 2024 - 11am Traditional Service - Guest Speaker Brad Yates - "Suffering Part 2"
Brad Yates walks through what the Bible says to do when suffering hits, whether you're helping someone else through it or facing it yourself.
There Is Another in the Fire: Suffering, Part 2
Brad Yates walks through what the Bible says about suffering: how to help others in pain, how to prepare yourself, and where lasting joy actually comes from.
Normal But Not Natural
Brad Yates of First Baptist Jackson explores why Christians suffer, what Scripture says about it, and why God's presence makes suffering bearable.
Turn Over Your Will
A Wyoming pastor walks through Step 3 of the 12 steps alongside 1 Thessalonians 5, showing how surrendering your will to God is at the heart of both recovery and faith.
ABCs: Proverbs One, Two, and Three
Proverbs 1-3 on Mother's Day: Pastor Ray walks through Solomon's wisdom on discipline, instruction, and trusting God with all your heart rather than your own understanding.
ABC: One Two Three from Proverbs
On Mother's Day, Pastor Ray walks through Proverbs 1, 2, and 3, drawing out the timeless wisdom that loving parents pass down and showing where it leads.
Humble Before the Word
Ray traces the Bible's journey from Jerome's Latin Vulgate to modern translations, making the case that God's word belongs in the hands of ordinary people who approach it with humility.
He Has Risen Just As He Said
Ray preaches Matthew 28 on resurrection, doubt and the Great Commission, then leads First Baptist Jackson in communion and sends off J Zone missionaries to Zambia.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 35
A Practical Prayer from Paul's Prison Cell
Paul prays from prison that believers would know God's will and walk it out. A study of Colossians and Philemon on grace, good works, and reconciliation.
Filled with the Knowledge of His Will
Paul's prison prayer in Colossians asks that we walk worthy of God, bear fruit in every good work, and grow in the knowledge of His will.
Colossians · Week 23
Many Parts, One Body
Romans 12 shows us how to live in light of God's mercy: present yourself wholly to God, renew your mind, and serve one another with your God-given gifts.
Romans · Week 81
Godly Sorrow Produces Repentance
Pastor Russ unpacks 2 Corinthians 7:8-13 to show why godly sorrow leads to repentance and restored relationships, while worldly sorrow leads only to death.
Godly Sorrow Versus Worldly Sorrow
A New Year's Eve sermon from 2 Corinthians on how godly sorrow leads to repentance and restored relationships, while worldly sorrow leads only to death.
Checking Our Lenses
A Wyoming pastor explores how the lens we bring to Scripture shapes what we see, using the healing of Bartimaeus and Jesus's teaching on marriage and divorce.
Women's Bible Study - September 13th, 2023
Deborah teaches on truth, spiritual awakening, and rooting into Jesus as the only defense against lies that lead to bondage, in a fallen and confused culture.
Checking Your Lenses
Pastor Aaron explores how the lens we bring to Scripture shapes what we find there, and why trusting God's goodness changes everything we read.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 25
Faith in a Great God
Pastor Ray walks through Luke 17:1-10, connecting four teachings on false teaching, forgiveness, faith, and service into a single picture of what it means to follow Jesus.
Luke · Week 25
Lost and Found: Joy in Heaven Over One Sinner
Three parables from Luke 15 show a God who actively searches for the lost and throws a party in heaven when even one sinner turns back and comes home.
Luke · Week 22
He Was Lost and He Has Been Found
Jesus tells three parables about a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son to show how God joyfully welcomes every sinner who turns and comes home.
Luke · Week 21
Why Do the Nations Rage
Pastor John preaches Psalm 2, showing why human rebellion against God is futile and how Christ, the anointed King, offers cords of love rather than burdensome chains.
That's My King
Psalm 2 asks why nations rage against God. Pastor Ray explores humanity's rebellion, God's patient love, and the invitation to trust Christ as King.
Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Door
Jesus answers a question about how many will be saved, teaching that the door is narrow but open, and urging everyone to strive to enter before it shuts.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 24
Strive to Enter Through the Narrow Door
Jesus answers a crowd's question about salvation with a command: strive through the narrow door while it stands open, because God's invitation is wide but the door will not stay open forever.
Luke · Week 18
Jesus Christ Really Is That Awesome
Pastor Ray traces the genealogies of Jesus through Matthew and Luke, showing how God's promise to Abraham finds its fulfillment in Christ, who really is that awesome.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 18
The Word Became Flesh and Pitched His Tent Among Us
Pastor Ray walks through John 1:1-18, tracing how the transcendent God became flesh in Christ, and shares three stories of lives changed by the Gospel of John.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 16
In the Beginning Was the Word
The pastor walks through John's prologue to show how the eternal Word became flesh at Christmas, and why believing in Jesus transforms ordinary lives.
Harmony of the Gospel · Week 3
Allow Both to Grow Until the Harvest
A Mother's Day sermon on Proverbs 1 and the parables of the wheat and weeds in Matthew 13, exploring wisdom, the kingdom of God, and eternal destinies.
Parables of the Kingdom · Week 2
The One Who Has Ears, Let Him Hear
Pastor Ray walks through two parables of the kingdom in Matthew and Mark, exploring how God grows His church and what the harvest means for wheat and weeds.
Parables of the Kingdom · Week 1
God Has Visited His People
Jesus heals a widow's son in Nain, echoing Elijah and Elisha's miracles, showing God's compassion reaches everyone who turns to Him in faith.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 4
Monday Night @ Frist B Feb 6th
Faith, humility, and persistence: what a desperate Gentile mother and a deaf man teach us about coming to Jesus and God's good news for everyone who believes.
Mark · Week 4
Don't Just Assume Jesus Is With You
A Wyoming pastor walks through Luke 2:41-52, the story of the boy Jesus in the temple, drawing out what it means to stay in step with God rather than assuming He is with you.
Acts · Week 23
It Is Finished
The pastor walks through John 19, the crucifixion and burial of Jesus, inviting readers to feel the full weight of what Christ endured before the resurrection.
John · Week 22
It Is Finished
John 19 and Isaiah 53 show how Jesus fulfilled centuries of prophecy on the cross, and why his finished work is the only foundation our faith needs.
John · Week 21
Grace Be With You All
Pastor Ray finishes Hebrews with a call to prayer, a Christ-centered benediction, and the simple closing word that holds the whole letter together: grace.
Hebrews · Week 66
Grace Be With You All
Pastor Ray closes Hebrews with a look at prayer, peace, and grace from the letter's final verses, preached during an unusual Sunday as the church gathered online amid COVID-19.
Hebrews · Week 65
Fear or Faith: Those Are the Two Options
Faith or fear: The pastor walks through Hebrews 11, showing how Moses, Rahab, and others chose trust in God over fear of man, and asks us the same question today.
Hebrews · Week 45
The Basis of Our Spiritual Security
A Wyoming pastor walks through Hebrews 6, tracing diagnosis, warning, and encouragement to one anchor: the unbreakable promise of Jesus as our eternal High Priest.
Hebrews · Week 22
Grow in Grace and Knowledge
Peter closes his letter with a call to grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ, while watching for false teaching and trusting God's patience as an invitation to salvation.
2 Peter · Week 17
Springs Without Water
Peter warns about false teachers who promise freedom but lead people astray. Pastor explores Balaam's error and what it means to stay grounded in Scripture.
2 Peter · Week 11
Springs Without Water
Pastor Ray works through 2 Peter 2, warning about false teachers who twist Scripture, promise freedom while enslaved to sin, and lead unstable believers astray.
2 Peter · Week 10
Your Path Is a Reckless One
The pastor walks through the story of Balaam in Numbers 22-24, showing how greed and persistence against God's clear "no" led to devastating consequences for God's people.
2 Peter · Week 9
Beware the Reluctant Permission of God
Pastor Carl walks through the story of Balaam in Numbers 22-24, warning against pursuing what God has already refused and the danger of His reluctant permission.
2 Peter · Week 8
Mother's Day - Traditional
A Mother's Day sermon from Exodus 20 on honoring your mother, forgiving her failures, and how the "one another" commands of Scripture shape how we treat those closest to us.
Mother's Day - Contemporary
A Mother's Day sermon on honoring your mother, forgiving the past, and living out the love and forgiveness God has shown us through Christ.
2 Peter · Week 7
Light Shining in a Dark Place
The pastor walks through 2 Peter 1-2, warning against false teaching and the popular idea that sincerity matters more than what you actually believe.
2 Peter · Week 6
Light Shining in a Dark Place
Peter warns that false teachers distort God's reliable Word for personal gain. A study of 2 Peter 2 on judgment, rescue, and staying grounded in Scripture.
2 Peter · Week 5
We Did Not Follow Cleverly Devised Stories
Peter reminds believers to build on their faith and trust Scripture as God's word, not human invention, grounded in eyewitness testimony of Christ's glory.
2 Peter · Week 4
We Are Leaky People
Peter reminds believers that God's Word is not myth but eyewitness truth, and calls us to keep adding faith, goodness, knowledge, and love to our lives.
2 Peter · Week 3
It Is Finished
Tracing the story of Holy Week through Scripture and art, the pastor follows Jesus from the triumphal entry to the empty tomb and the finished work of the cross.
It Is Finished
Easter sermon on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, tracing prophecies from Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53 to the empty tomb and the hope believers carry forward.
Save Now: The Triumphal Entry
Palm Sunday sermon on John 11-12: the raising of Lazarus, the triumphal entry, and what it means that Jesus is the one who saves.
Sir, We Wish to See Jesus
Palm Sunday sermon exploring the political, religious, and economic world Jesus entered, and why He rode into Jerusalem on a donkey to the cries of a desperate people.
Look and Live
A Wyoming pastor traces the strange bronze snake of Numbers 21 to John 3:16, showing how God's provision in the wilderness points to salvation through Christ alone.
Anyone Who Looked Lived
A Wyoming pastor traces the bronze serpent in Numbers 21 through John 3:16, showing how God's strange remedy for sin points to Jesus lifted up on the cross.
To Him Be the Glory Forever and Ever
A Wyoming pastor revisits Paul's final words to explore what God's glory truly means, from Moses at Meribah to the church carrying that glory today.
2 Timothy · Week 14
The Lord Stood With Me
Paul's final letter names real people who served, strayed, or stayed faithful. A Kenya mission trip shows what those choices look like in our own time.
2 Timothy · Week 13
Remind Them of These Things
Paul's final letter to Timothy calls pastors and believers to study honestly, speak gently, and trust that God knows His own, even when false teaching spreads.
2 Timothy · Week 7
The Word of God Is Not Imprisoned
The pastor walks through 2 Timothy 2, exploring Paul's three soldier, athlete, and farmer similes alongside five trustworthy sayings that anchor the gospel of grace.
2 Timothy · Week 5
Retain the Standard of Sound Words
Paul's final letter urges us to hold the gospel tight, guard it from distortion, pass it on faithfully, and be willing to suffer for it. A study in 2 Timothy.
2 Timothy · Week 4
Retain, Guard, Be Strong, Entrust, Suffer
Pastor Jonathan preaches through 2 Timothy, drawing on five commands Paul gave Timothy about holding fast to the gospel of grace and enduring hardship for Christ.
2 Timothy · Week 3
Bearing Witness Through Suffering
A sermon on 1 Peter 3:13-22 exploring how Christ's unjust suffering and vindication give Christians courage to stand firm, suffer well, and speak honestly about their faith.
1 Peter · Week 11
The Grace of God Has Appeared for All People
Pastor Tony walks through Titus 2, exploring what God calls older men, older women, and younger people to be, with self-control as the thread running through it all.
Titus · Week 5
Teach and Urge These Things
A sermon from 1 Timothy 6 on contentment, the love of money, and why knowing Scripture means nothing without living it out.
1 Timothy · Week 22
Godliness With Contentment Is Great Gain
The pastor walks through 1 Timothy 6, showing how Paul contrasts false teachers who treat godliness as profit with the genuine gain of godliness paired with contentment.
1 Timothy · Week 21
The Mystery of Godliness
A Wyoming pastor reflects on 1 Timothy 3:14-16 and an early Christian hymn about Christ, inviting his congregation to share the songs of faith they hold onto in hard times.
1 Timothy · Week 12
Great Indeed Is the Mystery of Godliness
Paul's letter to Timothy lands on three verses, a hymn, and a question: what song do you hold onto when life is hard or full of joy?
1 Timothy · Week 11
His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Palm Sunday sermon exploring the Hebrew "Hosanna," the Psalms of Ascent, and how God's steadfast love endures forever, even in our lowest moments.
Meditate on These Things
Pastor Blake walks through Philippians 4:8, calling his church to intentionally fill their minds with what is true, noble, pure, and praiseworthy in a distracted age.
Philippians · Week 16
Philippians 1.27.2.2 Contemporary Servcie (3)
Pastor Ray walks through Philippians 1:27-30, calling Christians to stand firm together in one spirit, striving fearlessly for the gospel rather than settling for an individual faith.
Philippians · Week 8
Doing Follows Being
Walking through Ephesians 1-3, the pastor shows how God's grace transforms dead sinners into one body, calling the church to be what it already is before doing anything.
Ephesians · Week 19
First Be, Then Do
A review of Ephesians 1-3 showing that who we are in Christ comes before what we do for Him, and that the church exists to carry God's wisdom to the world.
Ephesians · Week 18
Who is your King Traditional (3)
Nick Stern walks through 1 Samuel 8 to ask a pointed question: when Israel demanded a king to be like other nations, what does that reveal about who we let rule our lives?
Who is your King Contemporary (3)
Nick Stern walks through 1 Samuel 8 to ask a pointed question: when we push God aside and choose our own king, what are we really trading away?
Stuff That Matters
Closing Colossians with Paul's final greetings, the pastor explores what steadfast prayer, wise words, and grace toward outsiders and insiders alike look like in everyday life.
Colossians · Week 18
Prayer on Fire #3 of 3 Traditional
Pastor Don Young closes First B Jackson's Prayer on Fire weekend by teaching how the Father's love defeats the orphan spirit and transforms prayer, relationships, and everyday faith.
Prayer on Fire · Week 2
Fall Afresh - Women's Ministry Kick Off (2)
Deborah Buckingham teaches on mercy as both action and forgiveness, showing how knowing God's love for us shapes the way we value and serve one another.
Set Your Face Toward Your Mission
Eric Wachob examines Luke 9 to show how Jesus kept His mission clear and calls Christians to set their faces toward God's purposes with the same undivided focus.
Walk in the Light, Not Your Own Small Fire
Ted Raven, a Tanzania missionary, preaches on Isaiah 50, warning against chasing small fires while God, the true light, calls us to repentance and identity in Him.
Listen to the Angels Sing
A Wyoming pastor explores the angel's song from Luke 2, wrestling honestly with what "peace on earth, goodwill to men" really means and why it still matters.
Listen to the Angels Sing
A Christmas sermon on Luke 2:14 exploring what the angels really sang, whether God's peace extends to all people, and what we do once that message is delivered.
Tough Guys and Drama Queens - Day 1 (3)
Mark the preacher shares hard-won lessons from 27 years and 3,000 teens at Heartlight, helping parents connect with struggling adolescents before it's too late.
WWW Be Right (17)
Romans 7 opens up questions about law, sin, and grace. Pastor Deborah walks through what the law is for, why legalism fails, and how Jesus changes everything.
Romans · Week 5
Go and Tell John the Things Which You Hear and See
Pastor Ray returns from a mission trip to Guatemala and ties what the team witnessed there to John the Baptist's question from prison: "Are you the coming one?"
Galatians · Week 6
For I Know the Plans I Have for You
Doug Walkup opens Jeremiah 29:11 in its hard historical context to show what God's plan for our lives actually looks like, and how to walk in it.
Your Role in God's Plan
A Mother's Day sermon from First Baptist Jackson exploring three roles God calls women to: faithfulness in the home, the world, and the church.
Not Straightforward About the Truth of the Gospel
Paul confronts Peter's fear-driven hypocrisy in Galatians 2, showing how the gospel breaks down every barrier between people and leaves no room for a works-based faith.
Galatians · Week 3
When It Pleased God
Paul's autobiography in Galatians shows how God's grace transformed a zealous persecutor into an apostle, and why the gospel needs no additions or subtractions.
Galatians · Week 2
Harmony in the Home
A mother and Bible teacher walks through Ephesians 6:1-9, exploring what it looks like to obey, honor, and serve when your real motivation is glorifying God.
Ephesians · Week 7
Living As a New Creation - Who do You say that I am (Wk. 2) (3)
A women's Bible study on living as a new creation in Christ, covering identity, personality, body and soul, and how to walk out God's truth daily.
God Has Forgiven Us, So We Should Forgive Others
A mother's forgiveness of a drunk driver who killed her daughter opens a meditation on why forgiving others is inseparable from receiving God's forgiveness.
Living As a New Creation - Who do You say that I am (Wk. 1) (3)
A sermon on discovering your true identity in Christ, exploring what God says about who you are and how believing it changes the way you live.
The More Excellent Way
Pastor Aaron walks First Baptist Jackson through 1 Corinthians 13, showing that love is indispensable, behavioral, and permanent, and asking each of us how we actually measure up.
1 Corinthians · Week 18
Christ Really Is That Awesome
Hebrews 1 and 2 show why Christ alone is worth celebrating: Creator, sustainer, high priest, and the only one who could taste death so we would not have to.
Grace to You and Peace
The pastor introduces 1 Thessalonians, tracing Paul's journey to Thessalonica and his thankfulness for a young church whose faith spread throughout the region.
Be a Simple Kind of Man
The pastor wraps up the book of James on Mother's Day, drawing a warm parallel between a mother's loving, direct counsel and the practical wisdom James offers every believer.
James · Week 4
My God, My God: Psalm 22 and the Cross
Psalm 22, written a thousand years before the cross, describes the crucifixion in detail. Pastor explores how David's cry of desolation points to Christ's death and resurrection.
His Mercy Endures Forever
Palm Sunday sermon exploring the two meanings of "Hosanna" and Psalm 136's repeated refrain, showing why God's enduring mercy calls us to grateful, confident praise.
Real Riches, Responding, Receiving
James 1 teaches two paths: joy through enduring trials, or death through giving in to desire. Pastor Mark walks through real riches, temptation, and receiving God's word.
James · Week 1
He Only Knew John's Baptism
Acts 18 traces Apollos, a gifted teacher who knew repentance but not the cross, and asks what sin management looks like without the redemption Christ alone provides.
Acts · Week 17
Tell the World!, Morning Praise (2)
Scott Eichen shares why followers of Jesus must be passionate about proclaiming the gospel, and announces his family's calling to plant a church in Littleton, Colorado.
Tell the World, Traditions (2)
Scott shares the resurrection account from Mark 16 and challenges believers to proclaim the gospel, while announcing his family's calling to plant a church in Littleton, Colorado.
From John 18-19, Morning Praise (2)
Palm Sunday sermon on God's sovereignty over suffering, tracing Job, Psalm 22, and Isaiah 53 to the cross of Christ, showing why Christians can still say "blessed be the name of the Lord."
John · Week 16
From John 18-19, Traditions (3)
Songs woven through Scripture point to the cross: Pastor Joel traces Job, Psalm 22, Isaiah 53, and Philippians 2 to show why Christ's suffering was necessary.
John · Week 15
Sin, Sorrow, and Salvation
A Wyoming pastor connects Moses lifting the bronze serpent in the wilderness to the cross of Christ, tracing sin, sorrow, and salvation through John 3 and Numbers 21.
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