God has given all of us an assignment to reflect His glory and share His gospel with those that are around us. However, sometimes intimidation and fear set in causing us to become paralyzed and unproductive. In this sermon, Pastor Dan shares insights from a time when the Lord spoke to the Apostle Paul and encouraged him while ministering in the city of Corinth. Let this message encourage you too. Know that God is always there by your side no matter the circumstances.

Only 40-50% of Americans are satisfied with their line of work. Only 20% are actually passionate about what they do. That means that millions upon millions of people go to work every day only motivated by their paycheck. But what would happen if you saw your job as so much more than that? In this message, Pastor Dan takes a look at the lives of Aquila and Priscilla, a couple who had been displaced from their home. Their occupation wasn't glamorous, but it was a good living. And because they focused on God's purpose for their lives, their names are mentioned all over the New Testament as a testimony of how they used their career to build God's Kingdom. 

Sharing your faith with others is an essential part of being a Christ-follower. But, there's a right way and a wrong way to go about doing it. In this message, Pastor Dan will show you an easy-to-remember method that the Apostle Paul used when he shared his faith with the city officials and philosophers in the city of Athens. You can use this exact same method at work, school, and with friends and family.

Memorial Baptist School has some incredible teachers. Of the teachers we recognized, they had a combined 258 years of education right here at our school. Listen as Pastor Dan and Mr. Riggs share the attributes that make up a great teacher.

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Like a football quarterback who's looking down the field at his options, you and I are called to look down the field of our lives and see the people who are open to the Gospel. In Acts 17:16-18, the Apostle Paul travels to the city of Athens where he finds Gospel opportunities all around him. Four major groups stand out that Paul minister's to while there. In this sermon podcast, Pastor Dan shows us that we have these same four groups of people in our lives. They need us to pass the ball of faith in Christ to them. 

What does it mean to be a genuine seeker of Jesus Christ? Does it mean that you go to church and follow a few religious practices? It's more than that. In this sermon, we'll see how the Apostle Paul left the city of Thessalonica and went to the city of Berea. The Bereans were hungry for the truth of God's word and met daily to see if the things Paul was saying were true. Listen carefully as Pastor Dan shows us how we can have the heart of a Berean and become genuine seekers of Christ.

Many of our current worship songs bring attention to God's amazing glory. However, when was the last time you heard a worship song asking God for forgiveness from sin? In this teaching, Carianne Pritchett explores the gravity of our sin and how David's deep emotion flows from his heart onto the page in Psalm 6. 

After leaving Philippi, Paul and Silas traveled to Thessalonica, the capital city of Macedonia. There, they spent three Sabbath days sharing the Gospel in the local synagogue. In this message from Bro. Austin Smith, you'll see how evangelism takes dialog, explanation, and proclamation.

On their second missionary journey, the Apostle Paul and his companions had God's assurance for their mission. Nevertheless, they still experienced persecution. In fact, the Bible tells us that EVERYONE that wants to live a godly life in Christ will be persecuted (2 Timothy 3:12). In this sermon, Pastor Dan is going to show you how to respond to persecution in a way that opens the door for God to do His miraculous work. 

Have you ever felt like God was holding out on you? We've all had moments when we've questioned God's rules. In this Wednesday night message, Pastor Dan teaches us how God's boundaries actually give our lives more freedom...not less.