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1. 43:50 And some of the time we do that to achieve things for God. But God wants us to realize our dependence on him. We can and are expected to do things for the kingdom of God. But we recognize in our work that God is sovereign and not us. In the same way, the power of prayer is the power of the God whom we pray to. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
2. 7:33 Independence we might call it. We use an unholy trinity of time, talent and money to be self dependent, To achieve things. And some of the time we do that to achieve things for God. But God wants us to realize our dependence on Him. We can and are expected to do things for the kingdom of God but we recognize in our work that God is sovereign and not us. Whatever You Ask in My Name
3. 21:54 He will not withhold anything good from you. So when we pray, we're doing this amazing thing because of the nature of God that is like part warfare and part relationship. Now it's warfare in that each and every one of us are taking ground for the kingdom of God. Every single one of us that are committed to Christ, we are soldiers in a spiritual battle. God is waging a war to reunite his heavenly family and his earthly family. Whatever You Ask in My Name
4. 17:06 Do you see where merit doesn't have any place in here at all? Grace is what it's about. It's the gift of god. Not as a result of your work so that no one may boast for we are indeed his workmanship and we were created in Christ Jesus for good works which god prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them. He wants for us to walk in the works that he has for us and he has gifted us in different ways to be able to keep on holding the ground that he has and gaining ground by bringing other people into the kingdom of god. The Full Armor of God and the Comms Check
5. 27:49 If I only ever ask Him for stuff and direct Him to things, even good things that I'd like to see Him do, I'm treating Him like a genie in a lamp or like a manager or an employee. Because we get to know God more when we don't just study him but when we contemplate him and through prayer invite him into our lives. And paradoxically, and this is the tip for you type aers, you will actually achieve more when you spend more of your time with God. Because what can we work on that actually lasts eternity? It's the kingdom of God. Whatever You Ask in My Name
6. 8:24 The only difference is we know him now. So, they're not our problem. They're not our issue. In fact, if we believe what god has said, we are now on a rescue mission to take ground the kingdom of darkness and bring people, flesh and blood into the kingdom of marvelous light. Now, I say that. The Full Armor of God and the Comms Check
7. 57:56 He is looking to set you free. He will not withhold anything good from you. So when we pray, we're doing this amazing thing because of the nature of God that is like part warfare and part relationship. Now it's warfare in that each and every one of us are taking ground for the kingdom of God. Every single one of us that are committed to Christ, we are soldiers in a spiritual battle. Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
8. 26:52 He's almighty god and he has brought you out of the kingdom of darkness and into the kingdom of marvelous light and he will empower you. I said last week, we've got folks from this stripe and this stripe and this church. We got 40 something nominations represented. If I kept on about every ism that is this ism versus this ism in Christianity, we have all of those people in this room right now. Okay? Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
9. 31:10 Because we are not battling against flesh and blood. We don't want to cause harm to the other side. What we want is by the way we live our lives and the way we use our words and by the spirit of god working, we want to see people coming into the kingdom of god. So, with every prayer and with every request, this is a command. Pray at all times in the spirit even when you don't know what to pray for, be praying. The Full Armor of God and the Comms Check
10. 4:31 It can look different, but we all start out in the domain of darkness. The prince of the power of the air, it is different forms of oppression from the evil one. But God, it says, who's qualified us to share in the inheritance of the saints of light, give him thanks because he rescued us from the domain of darkness, whatever it looked like, and he has transferred us into the kingdom of his beloved son, Jesus. He's transferred us from one to the other. It is the work of god that happens and this says, in whom we have redemption comma, the forgiveness of sins. He Is Indeed in First Place
11. 1:04:27 Because what can we work on that actually lasts eternity? It's the kingdom of God. Jesus referred to this in John 15 when he said, if you abide in me. When we abide in Christ, we will actually accomplish more of the things that matter. Because what two things are actually eternal? Whatever You Ask in My Name · Brad Yates
12. 1:05:22 Lord god, I pray that you'd bless this little representation as it's distributed for everyone that would partake and for those that pass again. Lord, I pray that you'd use this team of of humble and obedient servants to bring them into the kingdom of life. Amen. I think I'm gonna sing a song. Is that alright? Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
13. 30:09 Lord God Almighty, we're thankful. We want to be ministering in this community and to the very ends of the earth. Would you take these offerings, Lord, and do with them as you will? We really want for you to do your will and your way. We wanna get out of the way, Be free and open with what we have and who we are to do your kingdom's work. Hills and Valleys: Walking Out the Faith
14. 28:05 That's amazing. What a privilege. If we wake up in the morning thinking, what a privilege it is it is to serve almighty God. He has all the resources that I need to do what he wants me to do. If I am strong in the lord and the strength of his might, things will go well for his kingdom today even if it feels like they're not going well for me. Strong in the Lord and the Strength of His Might
15. 23:52 Can you see that Jesus has brought you out of that and do you put him in first place in the now? It's so good to see that guy get baptized this morning. He had said, I wandered and I walked as far as I could away from god but I recognized that he was calling me home and he's rescued me out of the domain of darkness. And he's brought me into the kingdom of light. And I want to say so. He Is Indeed in First Place

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• July 6, 2025 · Acts In Him We Live and Move and Have Our Being The pastor walks through Acts 18-19, tracing Paul's journey from Corinth to Ephesus and showing how God works through the ordinary details of life to spread the gospel. Acts · Week 94 BaptismGriefHoly Spirit
• July 6, 2025 · Acts The Way of God More Accurately Pastor Ray walks through Acts 18, showing how Paul, Apollos, and a handful of disciples in Ephesus were all taught the way of God more accurately, and what that means for us. Acts · Week 93 BaptismDiscipleshipHumility
• February 9, 2025 · Acts No Favoritism With God Peter enters a Roman soldier's home and the Holy Spirit falls on Gentiles. A modern miracle from Gaza shows God still works the same way today. Acts · Week 59 Acts 10BaptismCornelius
• January 26, 2025 · Acts Saul, Why Are You Persecuting Me? Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus shows how God humbles the proud, hears prayer, and transforms even the fiercest enemy of the church into His chosen instrument. Acts · Week 53 Addiction RecoveryBaptismPersecution
• January 19, 2025 · Acts Here Is Water, What Hinders You Acts 8:26-40: Philip follows God's lead on a desert road and shares the gospel with an Ethiopian official, showing how ordinary obedience fuels the spread of the good news. Acts · Week 51 BaptismGreat CommissionObedience
• January 19, 2025 · Acts This week's Sermon from First B Jackson January 19th Philip dropped everything when God said go, and ended up baptizing an Ethiopian official on a desert road. What happens when you actually want the ball? Acts · Week 50 BaptismEvangelismObedience To God
• January 19, 2025 · Acts Philip Wants the Ball Philip runs alongside an Ethiopian official's chariot and shares the gospel from Isaiah 53, leading to baptism. A study of obedience, readiness, and the Great Commission. Acts · Week 48 Acts 8BaptismGreat Commission
• November 10, 2024 · Acts Confused Because They Understood The pastor walks through Acts 2, the birthday of the church, tracing Pentecost from rushing wind and tongues of fire to 3,000 baptisms and what it means for us today. Acts · Week 27 Acts 2BaptismChurch Community
• November 19, 2023 · Carl Relational Wisdom That Leads to Peace Carl preaches through Philippians 4:1-9, showing how joy, prayer, gratitude, and right thinking lead to God's peace even in the middle of conflict. BaptismConflict ResolutionForgiveness
• July 23, 2023 · Nick Stern What the Camino Taught Me About Sharing Faith Nick Stern shares how hiking the Camino de Santiago opened unexpected doors to share the gospel, and why every Christian can do the same wherever they go. BaptismFear Of EvangelismLaying Down Burdens
• January 1, 2023 Here Is Water, What Hinders You A Wyoming congregation rings in the New Year with a baptism, new members, communion, and a sermon on Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8. BaptismBelievers BaptismEthiopian Eunuch
• October 2, 2022 · Ray He Was Transfigured Before Them Ray walks through the Transfiguration in Matthew, connecting Jesus's transformation to Romans 12 and the ongoing work of God in every believer's life. BaptismCommunionMountaintop Experience
• September 18, 2022 · Matthew Nothing In My Hand I Bring Jesus warns against the leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees, a blind man receives sight in stages, and a pastor reflects on having nothing to offer but faith. Matthew · Week 7 BaptismConfirmation BiasHumility
• August 21, 2022 · John Jesus Walks Jesus walks away from a crown, walks on water, and walks with twelve who stay. A study in following Christ for who He is, not what He gives. John · Week 35 BaptismBread Of LifeFollowing Jesus
• July 3, 2022 · Colossians Set Your Sights, Put Off, Put On Carl walks First Baptist Jackson through Colossians 3:1-17, calling believers to set their sights on heaven, put off the old nature, and put on Christ's love. Colossians · Week 20 BaptismChristian CharacterForgiveness
• April 17, 2022 Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead Easter Sunday sermon tracing Luke 24 and Acts 1: an empty tomb, a road to Emmaus, and a risen Christ who calls ordinary people to be His witnesses. BaptismBeing A WitnessDoubt And Belief
• February 16, 2020 · Hebrews A Kingdom That Cannot Be Shaken Hebrews 12 traces the contrast between Mount Sinai and Mount Zion, calling believers to pursue peace, receive grace, and worship God with gratitude in a kingdom that cannot be shaken. Hebrews · Week 58 BaptismBitterness And ForgivenessGratitude In Hard Times
• February 16, 2020 · Hebrews A Kingdom That Cannot Be Shaken Hebrews 12:14-28 calls believers to pursue peace, guard against bitterness, and hold fast to an unshakable kingdom secured not by law but by Christ. Hebrews · Week 57 BaptismBitternessForgiveness
• April 14, 2019 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. BaptismFirst Century JerusalemHosanna Meaning
• April 7, 2019 · 2 Peter God Is Sovereign, Man Is Responsible Peter opens his second letter by grounding Christians in what God has already given, then calling them to respond with lives marked by faith, goodness, and love. 2 Peter · Week 2 2 PeterBaptismFaith And Works
• April 7, 2019 · 2 Peter Grace and Peace in Abundance Peter opens his second letter with a bold claim: God has already given believers everything they need for a godly life. Learn what that means and what it asks of us. 2 Peter · Week 1 2 PeterBaptismFaith Growth
• October 7, 2018 · 1 Peter Done with Sin Peter calls believers to be done with sin. The pastor walks through 1 Peter 4:1-6, Christ's suffering, holy living, and the hope that grounds it all. 1 Peter · Week 14 BaptismDone With SinHoliness
• October 7, 2018 · 1 Peter Done With Sin Peter calls believers to be done with sin, armed with Christ's purpose, ready to suffer for righteousness, and assured that God will judge the living and the dead. 1 Peter · Week 13 BaptismDone With SinHoliness
• September 30, 2018 · 1 Peter 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 BaptismFear Of ManNoah'S Ark
• April 22, 2018 · Luke A Tree That Cannot Be Cut Down Jesus heals a bent woman on the Sabbath, then describes God's kingdom as a mustard seed: small in its beginnings, growing until every person finds shelter in its branches. Luke · Week 5 BaptismChurch GrowthGrace
• February 11, 2018 · Philippians The Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ Be With You All The pastor closes Philippians with a look at grace, unity in Christ, and how every book of the New Testament begins and ends with the same gift. Philippians · Week 20 BaptismContentmentGrace
• December 24, 2017 Christmas Eve Morning Service (3) A Christmas Eve sermon from First Baptist Jackson exploring the phrase "God rest ye merry gentlemen," unpacking what "merry" truly means and why the good news of Christ's birth brings real comfort and joy. BaptismChristmas JoyComfort And Joy
• February 26, 2017 · Colossians Christ Hits the Center of the Target Paul's letter to the Colossians warns against rules, rituals and angel worship as substitutes for Christ, who alone hits the center of every target. Colossians · Week 12 AlcoholAngel WorshipBaptism
• February 26, 2017 · Colossians The Substance Belongs to Christ Colossians 2-3 sermon on why rules and rituals can't change us, and why Christ alone is the center that holds our faith together. Colossians · Week 11 AsceticismBaptismChurch Unity
• February 26, 2017 · Colossians The Substance Belongs to Christ Paul's letter to the Colossians cuts through religious rules and rituals to show why Christ alone, not law-keeping or self-denial, is the center of the Christian life. Colossians · Week 10 Angel WorshipBaptismFasting
• May 22, 2016 · Romans Death Through Adam, Life Through Christ Romans 5, 6 traces humanity's default identity in Adam's sin and the life available through Christ's obedience, culminating in what baptism declares about belonging to Him. Romans · Week 38 Adam And ChristBaptismGrace And Sin
• August 30, 2015 · 2 Corinthians Written on Human Hearts The pastor walks through 2 Corinthians 3, contrasting the law written on stone with God's new covenant written by His Spirit on human hearts. 2 Corinthians · Week 5 BaptismLaw Vs GraceLegalism
• March 29, 2015 · Galatians Fickle Followers of the Faith Pastor Brian preaches from Galatians 1 on Palm Sunday, showing how fickle people turn from God's grace, and why the gospel of Christ alone is enough. Galatians · Week 1 BaptismFalse GospelFickle Faith
• November 30, 2014 · 1 Corinthians The Message of the Cross Is Where It's At A review of 1 Corinthians traces one steady theme through every chapter: the message of the cross is foolishness to some, but God's power to all who believe. 1 Corinthians · Week 14 BaptismChurch MembershipLoving Others
• July 13, 2014 · The Chronology of Christianity Grace to You and Peace Paul's letter to a divided, sin-riddled Corinth still speaks today. Pastor Carl opens 1 Corinthians, tracing its context and calling believers back to the cross. BaptismChurch UnityCorinth History
• May 4, 2014 · James Weep and Howl, Then Wait James 5:1-12 calls the wealthy to account and urges suffering believers toward patience, using farmers, prophets, and Job as anchors for enduring faith. James · Week 3 BaptismPatience In SufferingTelling The Truth
• January 5, 2014 · Acts Proclaiming God's Word in Ephesus Paul in Ephesus shows what faithful gospel proclamation looks like: go where God leads, work hard, preach Christ, engage people in your path, and leave results to God. Acts · Week 19 BaptismBeing SealedHoly Spirit
• December 4, 2011 Caught in the Answer A woman caught in adultery, a crowd holding stones, and Jesus kneeling in the sand. See what grace really looks like in John 7-8. AdulteryBaptismForgiveness
• August 7, 2011 · 1 John And Such We Are Ray walks through 1 John to show why the letter is meant to assure believers of their salvation in Christ, not condemn them. 1 John · Week 1 1 JohnAssurance Of SalvationBaptism

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