Sometimes people hate you because of the gospel, sometimes they love you because of the gospel... and then there are times people attack you because of the gospel.

God being sovereign means that He depends on no one, answers to no one and nobody can stop Him from accomplishing His will. Today's message shows three ways that we can recognize His sovereignty in our lives.

Jesus asked Peter three times "Do you love me?" but Peter's answer wasn't what it was supposed to be. How are we answering that question today?

Tonight, we looked at four men who are in the Easter narrative but not dominant characters and yet the question can be asked "How was their lives changed because of Jesus?"

Sometimes Peter said or did the right thing and then he would say or do the wrong thing. But in spite of his (and ours) many goof ups, Jesus' love was still there.

When sharing the gospel, what do you start with? Paul gives us a great demonstration in today's message.

Some people may try and keep you from hearing the Good News but God's message cannot be stopped. 

What did Jesus say about fasting and how were the Pharisees hypocritical about this topic?

Here are two important questions to answer when you are praying for someone...

This morning at Rolling Fork Baptist Church, the message is entitled "Too Many Steps" and asks the question "what happens when we require more from new believers than what Jesus did?"