First Baptist Church of Cape Girardeau : The Podcast

In this sermon, Tyler explores the uncategorical nature of the Trinity.  Inviting us in to the transcendent mystery, we are shown how God's boundless beauty and grace presents itself to us in new and exciting ways.

For this Pentecost sermon, Tyler explores the role of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, in the New Testament, and in our everyday lives.

Many women in churches have been taught that they are to aspire to be a "Proverbs 31 woman." But what does Proverbs 31:10-31 really have to say to us? How should we be understanding this passage? And what does it have to say about how women are treated in today's society and in today's churches.

Patrick Tankersley speaks to us about the beauty in the details of life.  How are we listening to God's voice in our lives today?  Maybe, if we truly listened to what Christ had to say, we'd find a fire ignited in ourselves. Go crazy, folks.  Go crazy.

In this sermon, Tyler examines the mixed response of the Jews during the rebuilding of the temple.  It's easy for many of us to fall back into sentimentality and think about days gone by, but Christ compels us to dwell not in the past, but in the present, and what must be done in the future.

The book of Haggai is not one that we often talk about in church. It can be confusing and intimidating. But in this sermon, Tyler explores how the message of Haggai is one that we still need to hear: what are our priorities in life and do our actions match those priorities?

In this final sermon of our series through the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Tyler looks at three different things: Fish, His friend Jillian, and Hydraulic Lifts.

In this sermon, Tyler discusses the story of The Encounter On the Road to Emmaus, and how it shares similarities with anagnorisis--or recognition literature.  What does this say about our own faith?  How does our reading of the Bible inform this life?  What is a hermeneutic anyway?  We dig deeply into this rich story to learn and grow.

In this Easter sermon, Tyler explores the resurrection account as found in Luke's Gospel. He also explores how the events of Easter should fill us with joy as we celebrate Communion together on Easter Sunday.

In this Good Friday sermon, First Baptist Church has partnered together with First Presbyterian Church for a reflection on the death of Jesus Christ.