First Baptist Dallas

Introduction:  As we have seen before, the Bible teaches we are living in “the last days:”  the last days of the world, the last days of America, and certainly the last days of our existence on earth.  How should we be living in these last days?

Introduction:  As we’ve seen in our study of Genesis, our past gives meaning to our present and direction for our future. That’s true for us individually, and as a church.

Introduction:   Last time we saw that evolution… (1) Seeks to explain; (2) Requires major changes; (3) Is a religious philosophy.

Introduction:   It is impossible to reconcile the biblical account of creation with the theory of evolution.  Today and next week we will discover why.

Introduction: As followers of Jesus Christ, we are to be Christlike. A Christlike life glorifies  God, prioritizes others, and advances the gospel. When our lives look like His, we can call others to follow our example. Is your life worth emulating?

Introduction:   In our study of God’s creation of the universe, we have come to God’s crowning act of creation.  What is it that sets human beings apart from everything else God made?  We will answer that question today.

Since close to the beginning of human history, mankind has undertaken great construction projects. We have built ancient wonders of the world and modern marvels.

Introduction:  Today we travel back thousands, millions, or perhaps even billions of years ago to discover the eternal God Who is the Creator in Whom we “live, and move, and have our being.”  (Acts 17:28)

Introduction:  Today we are beginning a series about our beginnings based on Genesis 1-11.  The book of Genesis is the key to understanding everything we need to know about God and His plan for us.

Introduction:   As we celebrate God’s blessings on our nation for the last 250 years, we must decide whether we will continue to be the recipients of His blessings or will we face His judgment?