First Baptist Church of Jackson, Michigan - Sermons

Sermon preached by Pastor Dallas Flippin for Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020. The scripture text is Luke 23:35-39.

FBCJXN has been serving downtown Jackson, Michigan since 1839. To learn more, visit https://fbcjxn.org/.

In the midst of physical separation, it's still the right time to grow with God. Pastor Dallas preaches from the story of Jesus, the fig tree, and the temple. Sermon was delivered for Palm Sunday, April 5, 2020. 

FBCJXN has been serving downtown Jackson, Michigan since 1839. To learn more, visit https://fbcjxn.org/.

In the midst of anticipation and anxiety, choose to prepare with prayer. This week's sermon invites us into another way to pray. In our toughest times, we need honest prayer with the God who can handle your emotions.  Sermon is preached by Pastor Dallas Flippin.

FBCJXN has been serving downtown Jackson, Michigan since 1839. To learn more, visit fbcjxn.org.

Sermon preached by Pastor Dallas Flippin at the First Baptist Church of Jackson, Michigan. The sermon examines a passage from Philippians 1, where Paul writes to the church in Philippi while under arrest. Paul's hopes for the church he couldn't be present with speak to today, while our church's on-site activities are closed.

The sermon aired online on Sunday, March 22, 2020, while the on-site service was closed due to health recommendations by the state.

To learn more about our church, visit fbcofjackson.org.

Continuing our series, "There's Another Way," Pastor Dallas Flippin preached a faith response to the coronavirus pandemic, encouraging us to love our neighbors by protecting each other from harm.

Our nation today is divided more than ever by politics. Jesus was no stranger to politics, even from the time of his birth, but how does his teaching help us in today's political landscape?

As we begin the season of Lent, we explore how scripture can be used in "There's Another Way to Read the Bible," from Matthew 4:1-11.

Finishing up the "Love Every Body" series with the message, "A Seed of Life" from 1 Corinthians 15:35-44. What do the ideas of death and resurrection mean in our daily walk? 

While each person is limited within themselves, we find value in coming together in worship and fellowship with others. How do we respond to the gifts and talents God gives us as individuals and congregations? With scripture reference from Acts 13:1-3.

As we continue the "Love Every Body" series, Pastor Dallas shares about the change from asking whether something is permissible to living like you are a temple that brings the experience of God to others in your life.