Dr. Steven Woodworth teaches a family Bible study on 1 Corinthians 12 discussing the difficult subject of spiritual gifts and the challenges faced by the Corinthians church in this area. Dr. Woodworth is a professor of history at Texas Christian University and Liberty University. (For a deeper look at spiritual gifts, please listen to the entire series on spiritual gifts. The first lesson in that series explains how the gifts in this chapter are manifestations gifts. See that introduction at https://sermonaudio.com/sermon/22111116248)

Pastor Dale Thornton at Christmas looks at Isaiah 7 where it predicts the arrival of Emmanuel -- God With Us. This prophecy came at a time of desperation for King Ahaz. Pastor Dale Thornton is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas in Irving Texas – a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association of America.

Mother's Day was a little surreal this year. The church was still operating completely online as physical quarantine was still in effect. So this sermon begins with 2 video tributes to the mothers in our church who are so awesome (videos shared with permission under web license). Then Pastor Dale Thornton speaks to us about finding God's Way in life -- reflecting on the mothers in his life and how they have shaped the direction of the family. Pastor Dale Thornton is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas, a family-integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association, located in Irving TX.

Pastor Dale Thornton has his first experience at age 83 of preaching a Palm Sunday sermon over the Internet because of the coronavirus quarantine. He explains John 12-12-23 looking at God's plan of salvation from -glory to glory.- Jesus knew His purpose and the Father's plan and He stuck to them. Pastor Thornton is the senior pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas -- a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association.

Pastor Dale Thornton who was a missionary to Taiwan for 40 years and just shy of his 84th birthday when he preached this message, is getting used to the new challenge of preaching over the Internet during days of the coronavirus quarantine. On Resurrection Sunday, he points us directly to Jesus' assertion that He is the Son of God and that He is the only conqueror of death. Listen to this encouraging message from which every Christian who has lost a loved one can derive comfort.

Peter begins his 2nd epistle by telling his readers that they must make a focused and intentional effort to add 7 key virtues to the foundation of their faith. The order of these virtues is significant as each builds on its predecessor. If we fail to grow in these virtues, then we lack spiritual sight and clarity for our lives. Pastor Robert Rohlin is the executive pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas in Irving TX -- a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association.

Dr. Steven Woodworth teaches a family Bible study on 1 Corinthians 11-17-33 which addresses the issue of the Lord's Supper. The centeral theme in this presentation is that -communion with Christ cannot exist with partaking in idolatry.- Dr. Woodworth explains these concepts with insights from history.

Pastor Dale Thornton acknowledges that the present day has given us some new difficulties. The coronavirus has quarantined many of us, put people out of work, and brought to some of our loved ones nearly unimaginable pain and suffering. Pastor Thornton takes us to the book of Ecclesiastes to see what Solomon had to say about such times. Pastor Dale Thornton served as a missionary in Taiwan for 40 years and is the Senior Pastor at First Baptist Church Las Colinas in Irving TX -- a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association.

In 2 Peter 1-5-11, we are introduced to a medical term that eye doctors still use to this day -- myopia. Peter says that those who are not growing spiritually have a spiritual myopia -- a spiritual nearsightedness. In this message, Pastor Robert Rohlin summarizes spiritual myopia and then looks at other spiritual eye conditions from the pages of Scripture. He then concludes by explaining the benefits and rewards of making intentional effort to grow spiritually. Pastor Robert Rohlin is the executive pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas in Irving TX -- a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association.

In 2 Peter 1:5-11, we are introduced to a medical term that eye doctors still use to this day -- myopia. Peter says that those who are not growing spiritually have a spiritual myopia -- a spiritual nearsightedness. In this message, Pastor Robert Rohlin summarizes spiritual myopia and then looks at other spiritual eye conditions from the pages of Scripture. He then concludes by explaining the benefits and rewards of making intentional effort to grow spiritually. Pastor Robert Rohlin is the executive pastor of First Baptist Church Las Colinas in Irving TX -- a family integrated church in the Baptist Missionary Association.