First Presbyterian Church of Griffin - Sermons

We finish our new year series Rhythms: God’s Design for Spiritual Transformation. How can we create a Rule of Life that helps us in our spiritual journey? Open your Bible to Luke 10:25-27 and Deuteronomy 4:9 and follow along with us as we uncover a biblical understanding of a Rule of Life.

We continue our new year series Rhythms: God’s Design for Spiritual Transformation. Rhythms find a way to our individual devotion, too. Open your Bible to Luke 5: 16 and follow along with us as we uncover God’s Rhythm of Prayer for spiritual transformation.

We continue our new year series Rhythms: God’s Design for Spiritual Transformation. Did you know that rhythms are not only individual, but corporate too? Open your Bible to Exodus 24:1-8 and follow along with us as we uncover God’s Rhythm of Worship for spiritual transformation.

We continue our new year series Rhythms: God’s Design for Spiritual Transformation. Did you know that rhythms are not only individual, but corporate too? Open your Bible to John 17:6-11 and follow along with us as we uncover God’s Rhythm of Fellowship for spiritual transformation.

As we begin our new year, we begin a new series Rhythms: God's Design for Spiritual Transformation. Did you know that from the beginning God designed you for rhythms? Open your Bible to Genesis 1:26-28; 31-2:3 and Exodus 20:8-11 and follow along with us as we uncover God's Rhythms for our spiritual transformation.

For this year's Christmas Reflection, we breakdown the song "Mary Did You Know?" finding the many places in Scripture the song speaks about Christ. We are challenged to also ask ourselves the question, Do we really know this Christ?

This Christmas Eve morning serve we have a reflection from Matthew Chapter 2 as the three wisemen come to see Jesus. We look at the text and ask the question, what really is the gift that they brought to infant Christ?

Today we finish our walk through the book of Revelation. We conclude in chapter 22, revealing the redemptive plan of God from the beginning was to set us back in Eden.

We continue our series on Revelation, a series exploring the apocalyptic, prophetic, and epistolary gift of the book that is a blessing to encounter Jesus. We open to Revelation 21 as John writes about the new heaven and new earth, and our eternal location

We continue our series on Revelation, a series exploring the apocalyptic, prophetic, and epistolary gift of the book that is a blessing to encounter Jesus. We open to Revelation 20 as John writes to us about the Last Judgment. What does that mean for us?