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  • Mark 9:33-37

    8-18-2024

    Will Dyer

    Mark 9:33-37


    The sermon delivered focused on the significance of service as a fundamental value for followers of Jesus Christ. ​ It highlighted that genuine greatness stems from serving others, including those who may not be able to reciprocate. Drawing inspiration from the life of Jesus, who exemplified a life of service and love for all, the speaker emphasized the importance for Christians to ground themselves in serving others. ​ Will Dyer conveyed that serving is not merely about self-gratification but a response to the love and grace demonstrated by Jesus. ​ He urged individuals to contemplate where they are being called to serve by God, stressing that each person plays a crucial role in advancing the kingdom through acts of love and service. ​



    30 min
  • Pastors Wednesday Night Book Study Week 1

    August 14 , 2024

    Will Dyer

    Losing our Religion by Russell Moore

    Week 1


    This week Will Dyer discussed the importance of maintaining a focus on the core principles of evangelical Christianity amidst the current cultural and political landscape. He emphasized the need to prioritize the gospel of Jesus Christ over political affiliations, power struggles, and cultural divisions. The message highlighted the personal journey of Russell Moore, a prominent figure in evangelical circles, who faced challenges within the Southern Baptist Convention due to his stance on moral integrity and political alignment. ​ Will Dyer urged the congregation to reflect on their own faith, humility, and commitment to following Jesus, emphasizing the significance of love, redemption, and unity in Christ beyond political identities. The study concluded with a call to prayer, gratitude for the church community, and a reminder to stay focused on spiritual growth and worship.



    49 min
  • Matthew 11:28-30

    8-11-2024

    Will Dyer

    The sermon underscores the importance of intentional transformation by Jesus in our daily lives, emphasizing continuous commitment and practice for genuine faith growth. ​ The message urges followers to emulate Jesus not only as a savior but also as a teacher, advocating for active engagement in a consistent journey akin to athletes' rigorous training. ​ Will Dyer goes into deep introspection on the influences shaping our beliefs, highlighting Jesus as the paramount guide in molding our values and lives.


    28 min
  • Philippians 2:5-11

    8-4-2024

    Will Dyer


    The sermon underscored the central role of worship as a fundamental value of the congregation. ​ It stressed that worship goes beyond a mere mental activity, serving as a means to mold individuals' hearts and aspirations. ​ Emphasizing the importance of weekly worship, Will Dyer, highlighted its role in fostering a deeper relationship with Jesus and facilitating personal growth as devout followers. ​ The sermon prompted introspection on how worship acts as a conduit to connect individuals with Jesus, underscoring the transformative influence of consistent worship on one's spiritual path. ​



    33 min
  • Acts 20:17-24

    7-28-2024

    Will Dyer

    Acts 20:17-24


    Summary of the Sermon: ​

    The sermon delved into the concept of following Jesus in a post-Christian world, emphasizing the importance of embracing the unknown and having faith in God's plan without the need for detailed planning. ​ It highlighted the significance of trusting in Jesus to alleviate anxiety and discussed the church's role in representing Him in a changing cultural landscape. The message encouraged a transition towards embodying an ancient church in a contemporary manner. Communion was portrayed as a symbolic gesture to reinforce God's faithfulness and guidance during uncertain times, promoting trust in Him over attempting to control every aspect of life.

    31 min
  • Acts 19: 23-34

    Will Dyer

    July 21, 2024

    Acts 19:23-34


    The sermon focuses on

    the concept of worship and idolatry in a modern context, drawing parallels from
    the biblical story in Acts chapter 19 about the worship of Artemis.  Will Dyer emphasizes that everyone worships
    something, whether it be family, success, material possessions, or other
    aspects of life. ​ The sermon challenges
    listeners to reflect on what they truly worship and where they find joy,
    suggesting that true fulfillment can only come from a relationship with Jesus.
    By highlighting the dangers of being shaped by cultural norms and values that lead
    to worshiping idols, the sermon encourages individuals to reevaluate their
    priorities and ensure that their ultimate devotion is to Jesus, who alone can
    bring true satisfaction and wholeness to their lives.


    32 min
  • Acts 18: 9-10

    July 14 2024

    Will Dyer

    Acts 18:9-10



    In this sermon, Will

    Dyer addresses the topic of evangelism in a post-Christian culture. He emphasizes
    that evangelism is not about selling or persuading others, but rather about
    sharing the objectively true news of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and
    resurrection. He encourages the audience to be faithful in proclaiming this
    news, even in a world that may reject or oppose it. Will reminds listeners that
    the gospel is centered on the crucified and resurrected Christ, and that
    sharing this message is a fundamental calling for all believers. Will challenges
    the audience to consider when they last shared their faith and encourages them
    to pray for opportunities to share the good news with others.


    33 min
  • July 7 2024

    Will Dyer

    Acts 17:22-34

    Today’s sermon is
    about the importance of meeting people where they are to effectively
    communicate the gospel in a post-Christian culture. Will Dyer emphasizes the
    need to understand the cultural context and language of the audience, just as
    Paul did when he addressed the Athenians in Acts chapter 17. ​ The sermon also
    highlights the significance of resurrection in the gospel message and the
    transformative power it offers in the present moment. ​ Will Dyer challenges
    the church to be willing to engage with non-Christians and to speak a language
    that people can understand, while also encouraging individuals to examine their
    own worship and prioritize Jesus above all else.

    36 min
  • 6-30-2024

    Will Dyer

    Acts 16:13-34


    The sermon is based on the story of Paul and Silas in Acts chapter 16, where they are imprisoned and experience a miraculous release. ​ The central message of the sermon is that the gospel is not just about eternal salvation, but also about finding joy and purpose in the present moment. The phrase "what must I do to be saved?" ​ is often interpreted as referring to eternal salvation, but in its original context, it meant "what must I do to get out of this mess?" ​ or "how can I be well in this situation?" ​ The sermon emphasizes that genuine faith in Jesus is marked by compassion and love for all people, not just those we get along with or enjoy spending time with. ​ It encourages listeners to believe in the Lord Jesus and give their lives to something bigger than themselves, experiencing the transformative power of Jesus in their lives today. ​

    30 min

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A collection of Sermons from First Baptist Church of Augusta