First Baptist Church Crothersville - Sermons/Podcast

As the year transitions from 2014 to 2015, many people make resolutions. But sometimes we overlook the most important resolutions we should be making. Are you holding a grudge against someone? Do you have sin in your life that you've learned to live with? This year ask God to help you with some resolutions that can change your life.

Whether you're famous or not, rich or poor, young or old, God's invitation has been sent for you.

There is a special event. We have a seat just for you. How will you RSVP?

Preparing for the Christmas season is very much like preparing for a season of visitation from God. We need to raise our awareness, raise our expectations, prepare our hearts, make room, time and space in our lives, focus our gaze and read the signs. God never shouts, He whispers.

Many times we ask God for help, but how often do we thank Him for what He's done in our lives?

Aaron Knieriem explorers whether or not Christians can lose their salvation.

You are God's treasure, His beloved. You are called and chosen by God. You have a mandate from God.

God’s entire communication with us can be put into two words: “I Promise.” We don’t have to worry if He will make good on what He has promised because He never over-promises and He never under-delivers. When His Son died, He created a way for us to be forgiven and live with Him forever. In a world of broken promises, God can be counted on.

Just like Saul, you too can be changed. Just like Saul, what you surrender, God will take. And what God takes, He cleanses. And what God cleanses, He fills. And what God fills, He uses for His glory!

Mephibosheth was the son of Jonathan and the grandson of King Saul. David was anointed king over Saul, which began a civil war. After winning the war, Mephibosheth feared David would kill him, being the grandson of Saul. But instead, King David held to a covenant he had made with Jonathan to look after his family and restored Mephibosheth to wealth and power. So too can God search us out at our lowest point and restore us to His kingdom!