This session examines some of the critical differences between biblical Christianity and Jehovah's Witnesses.

God has a plan and future for Field Street Baptist Church. This message gives attention to various Scripture which undergird the vision/dream for FSBC.

Job 1:20-21- This message challenges us to have a biblical perspective on stuff and finances.

William Wagner (a professor of missions at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary) has written an intriguing and significant book entitled: How Islam Plans to Change the World. Put succinctly, Wagner argues cogently in his book that, “Islam is a world religion with a well-defined culture and a developed strategy for taking control of the world.”

We continue a series of teachings designed to examine counterfeit religions. This evening we take a cursory, broad look at Islam. Islam is a very complex religious system. Islam is more than a religion; it a monotheistic philosophy of religion, politics, and daily life.

Romans 9:6-13- Does God hate? It’s shocking to read the words of Malachi 1:2-3 (quoted in Romans 9:13), who declared that God loved Jacob, but hated Esau. How can a God of love hate? Today, we consider a considerably complex text of Scripture.

The key question regarding Mormonism most certainly is this: "Are Mormons Christians?"

Romans 9:5- Who is Jesus? It could be said that some of what we say to God in prayer indicates who we think He is. Today, we return to the text of Romans 9:5 to answer a very important question: Who is Jesus?

How do you recognize a counterfeit? Answer: You must know what the genuine article looks like. This session begins an examination of the various false teachings of counterfeit religious worldviews, organizations, and religions. At the same time we will reaffirm the basic doctrinal tenets of historic, biblical Christianity.

Romans 9:1-5- In the latter verses of chapter eight, we celebrated God’s faithfulness to us in Christ! Nothing, Paul says, can separate us from the love of Christ. Yet, here we are in chapter nine. What do we make of chapters nine through eleven? Our aim in the Sundays ahead is to look closely at this extraordinary chapter, chapter nine.