God's glory is declared in and through the infinite expanses of the entire universe, and yet, God has chosen to set his image upon mankind, setting them apart as intended vessels of proclamation and blessing.

When we are accused of wrongdoing we should follow David's example from Psalm 7 of running to God first, examining ourselves to see if the accusations are true, urging the guilty to repent, warning them of the fruit of sin, trusting God for the outcome.

Though our sin causes us to become weary, frail, and deserving of judgment, God's mercy is available, restorative, and even proactive.

Our prayers should center on the full nature of God who rightly judges sin, lovingly welcomes the repentant, leads the faithful in truth, and provides security to those who run to Him.

First Baptist Church of Argyle

Though our troubles may feel overwhelming we can rest in the abiding presence, encouragement, and protection of God.

The natural inclination of man's heart is to be his own ruler, his own god. But sinful man has no moral authority or inclination to claim the right to rule in place of the true King, Jesus Christ who has demonstrated himself worthy in all things.

The righteous and the wicked are two distinct groups that are differentiated by what guides them, what fruit they bear, and where they will spend eternity.

Student & Young Adult Pastor Joshua Robinson explains the centrality of grace to our relationship to God and others.

First Baptist Church of Argyle