50 results for “saying yes to god”, Baptism Clear
Christ Is Good Enough
A sermon through Colossians 2-3 on what it means to walk in Christ, free from legalism, empty tradition, and self-made religion, with Christ as fully sufficient.
Colossians · Week 26
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
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
No Distinction
Peter's vision and Cornelius's angel encounter show how God breaks down barriers between people to bring the gospel to everyone, Gentile and Jew alike.
Acts · Week 62
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
God Shows No Favoritism
Peter visits Cornelius in Acts 10, and Pastor shows how God breaks down every barrier we build between ourselves and people we consider outsiders.
Acts · Week 58
This week's Sermon @ First B Jackson January 26th
A Jackson Hole pastor traces the conversion of Saul in Acts 9, showing how God humbled a zealous persecutor and transformed him into a chosen instrument.
Acts · Week 56
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
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
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
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
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
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.
As You Are Going
Nick Stern shares stories from hiking the Camino de Santiago and how conversations along the trail opened doors to share the gospel with strangers from around the world.
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.
Here Is Water, What Hinders You
A New Year's Day sermon on baptism, tracing Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, followed by an invitation to be baptized and the Lord's Supper.
Harmony of the Gospel · Week 4
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.
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.
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
Beware the Leaven of Both Sides
Jesus feeds thousands, warns of divisive leaven, and heals a blind man gradually. A sermon on faith, factions, and following Christ over ideology.
Matthew · Week 6
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
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
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.
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
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
God Has Spoken Through His Son
Pastor Ray opens Hebrews with four verses that present Jesus as supreme above prophets, angels, and all creation, the radiance of God's glory and our only source of redemption.
Hebrews · Week 2
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.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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
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
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
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
With Whom Will You Identify
Romans 5-6 shows death as Adam's legacy and life as Christ's gift. Pastor Ted walks through what it means to identify with Jesus, including a baptism.
Romans · Week 37
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
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
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
Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So
A Wyoming congregation gathers for baptisms, communion, and a reading of Psalm 107, reflecting on God's power to calm every storm.
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.
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
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
Philip Acts in Obedience, Traditions
Philip obeyed God's call immediately, crossed cultural lines, and changed a life forever. A sermon on what happens when we say yes without waiting to know why.
Acts · Week 14
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.
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
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