Richmond's First Baptist Church

Remembering What We Already Know: God Loves the World

March 16, 2022

Dr. Jim Somerville

©2022 Jim Somerville

Dr. Jim Somerville continues his 'Words Matter' sermon series talking about Light. When life is difficult and things are their darkest, we long for the morning light-a time when things will be better.  Dr. Somerville offers us encouragement here that the morning will come!

Remembering what we already know.

On Ash Wednesday Dr. Somerville begins his Lenten sermon series titled, "Words Matter."  Tonight the first word is "wash."

Dr. Somerville finishes his "Truth" sermon series talking about light. In our lives we have direct light and reflected light.  Listen in as he describes the differences and how they point us to the truth about God.

Dr. Somerville continues his "Truth" sermon series and today he is comparing the different ways that Matthew and Luke mention "Blessed are the poor in spirit" vs "Blessed are you who are poor," and how that can change the way we approach rich and poor.

Ruth Szucs is our Martha Stearns Marshall preacher for February 2022. As she shares her story of coming to faith, she strongly relates to Peter's relationship relationship with Jesus. His relationship to Jesus was, and our relationships with Jesus can be adventures that are meant to be lived and embraced.  May it be so for you today.

Dr. Jim Somerville continues his "Truth" sermon series by preaching form Luke 4, where Jesus is visiting in his hometown synagague.  What he has to say doesn't get quite the reception that one might think he would.  Listen in and see why.

Continuing his "Truth" series, Dr. Somerville delves into Jesus' first miracle, changing water into wine.  How does this teach us about truth?  Enjoy your listen, and ponder what we can learn about the nature of God through this.