Pastor Coty gives 3 ways to increase in our love and care for another as found in 1 Thessalonians 3.

Just like the power of Jesus is the only way our physical bodies will eventually conquer physical death and decay, the power of the Holy Spirit is the only way our churches will withstand spiritual decay. We see in Acts 3 both examples of physical and spiritual restoration.

Pastor John Blount gives 3 results of being loving as found in 1 John 4.

Preaching is an odd thing: we get together and sit down and listen to someone talk. However, preaching is also a crucial gift from God that has changed many, and we will see in Acts 2 that it is the avenue God will use to spark revival in the Church.

There are some ingredients that simply cannot be left out of baking cookies. For example, leaving eggs out of cookies renders them a stale and brittle mess. Just like baking cookies, applying Scripture to our relationships is critical for caring and loving one another. Pastor Spencer gives 3 practical ways Hebrews 3 prescribes applying the Bible to our relationships.

We live in the decayed remnants of a once lustrous marriage culture. Much like war-ravaged Europe after WWII, our culture is a sexual and marital wasteland. Jesus warned this would happen in Mark 10, but he also gave us three truths we should use to reclaim the beauty of marriage in an age where the very definition is under attack.

One of the greatest moments in human history was the baptism of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The same Spirit equips us today as Believers to share the Gospel and experience revival. Listen as Pastor Heath shares from Acts 2 the baptism of the Spirit at Pentecost.

Every movement in The Bible and in Church History has been led by a leader. God always uses Spirit-filled leaders, flawed as they may be to do His great work. Listen as Pastor Heath preaches from Acts 1:12-26 as to how God will use you for His work.

Our love is the most important thing in the world-- not our giftedness, knowledge, faith, or even acts of faithfulness. However, our love cannot be defined in our own terms; it must be defined by Jesus and what He says in the Bible. We hear in 1 John 3:16 the model of Jesus's love and care in tonight's sermon.

This event was an open forum open to the public about First Baptist Church of Jacksonville's statement on biblical sexuality. An open mic was available for members of the church and members of the community to ask questions and voice concerns.