Sherman First Baptist Church Messages

The Christian life is one of service. The Gospel frees us but also enables us to serve. As free people, we should humbly serve and show full respect for the sake of our God’s name, the teaching, and our beloved brothers. (Text: 1 Timothy 6.1-2)

Care for your church by holding the pastor in honor and with accountability. (Text: 1 Timothy 5.17-25)

We must reflect our Father’s concern and care for the needy among us and are responsible to care for the neediest among us both individually and collectively.  (Text: 1 Timothy 5.8-16)

We must see God’s Church as God’s family and our own so that we may treat one another with the love, honor, and respect each deserves. (Text: 1 Timothy 5.1-8)

Recognize a pastor’s challenges and the effect that his life and ministry have on your own life. (Text: 1 Timothy 4.11-16)

Godliness is rooted in Christ; it’s nourished by a constant diet of good doctrine; and it’s developed by disciplined training. (Text: 1 Timothy 4.6-10)

Glorify God by enjoying his good gifts, receiving them with thanks, and acknowledging his provision. (Text: 1 Timothy 4.1-5)

You must THINK right about what the Church is so you may ACT right as part of it. (Text: 1 Timothy 3.14-16)

God cares for His people's physical as well as spiritual needs by giving them qualified overseers and deacons. (1 Timothy 3.8-13)

God has ordained that His Church be cared for by qualified men, who oversee and set an example to the people. (Text: 1 Timothy 3.1-7)

Both men and women must learn the Bible as equals within the boundaries God has set. (Text: 1 Timothy 2.11-15)

Leon Ben-Ezra explains what it means to be poor in spirit and how those people are blessed. (Text: Matthew 5.3)

Paul gives instructions in two areas that can lessen the effectiveness of Christian living. The attitude behind your action matters just as much as the action itself. (Text: 1 Timothy 2.8-10)

Your attitude about the Gospel will be revealed in your attitude toward the lost. (Text: 1 Timothy 2.1-8)

To avoid spiritual shipwreck, you must fight the good fight by holding to faith and a good conscience. (Text: 1 Timothy 1.18-20)

Paul's testimony explains how a solid grasp of the Gospel impacts your perspective and your praise. (1 Timothy 1.12-17)

The Law rightly taught leads us to the Gospel. You need both Law and Gospel to rightly live and love God. (Text: 1 Timothy 1.8-11)

What we learn affects how we live; therefore, the Church needs faithful teachers to guard against false teaching and to build them in love. Pastors must faithfully guard the Gospel and teach to build up the Church in love. (Text: 1 Timothy 1:1-7)

You can believe in Jesus without seeing him, but you can’t live without believing in him. (Text: John 20.1-31)

How do you respond when God goes off script, & Jesus isn’t the Christ & King you thought he’d be?  (Text: John 12:12-26)