A sermon preached by Olena Withrow on Matthew 17:1-9 on Transfiguration Sunday, February 15, 2026 with First Baptist on Fifth, Winston-Salem.

First Baptist Church on Fifth's historian, Paul McCraw, joins pastor Emily Hull McGee, in an 8 part series about the church's history, focusing attention on the three church houses the congregation has occupied and how the church has lived firmly in the context of the growing city around us. 

A sermon preached by Emily Hull McGee on Matthew 4:12-22 on February 8, 2026, with First Baptist Church on Fifth, Winston-Salem, NC

A devotion shared by Emily Hull McGee on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, 11 on February 1, 2026, with First Baptist Church on Fifth, Winston-Salem, NC

First Baptist Church on Fifth's historian, Paul McCraw, joins pastor Emily Hull McGee, in an 8 part series about the church's history, focusing attention on the three church houses the congregation has occupied and how the church has lived firmly in the context of the growing city around us. 

First Baptist Church on Fifth's historian, Paul McCraw, joins pastor Emily Hull McGee, in an 8 part series about the church's history, focusing attention on the three church houses the congregation has occupied and how the church has lived firmly in the context of the growing city around us. 

A homily preached by Emily Hull McGee on Mark 4:35-41 on January 25, 2026, with First Baptist Church on Fifth, Winston-Salem, NC

First Baptist Church on Fifth's historian, Paul McCraw, joins pastor Emily Hull McGee, in an 8 part series about the church's history, focusing attention on the three church houses the congregation has occupied and how the church has lived firmly in the context of the growing city around us. 

A sermon preached by Emily Hull McGee on John 1: 29-42 on January 18, 2026, with First Baptist Church on Fifth, Winston-Salem, NC

First Baptist Church on Fifth's historian, Paul McCraw, joins pastor Emily Hull McGee, in an 8 part series about the church's history, focusing attention on the three church houses the congregation has occupied and how the church has lived firmly in the context of the growing city around us.