Second Baptist Church

Have you made yourself available to God? Do you have a heart for God? What does it look like? In the conclusion of our series, we see what it looks like to have a heart for God.

It’s impossible for a believer to draw closer to Christ without diving deeper into the Word of God.

The emphasis in Psalm 19 is on God's revelations of Himself in creation, Scripture, and the human heart.

At the end of the book of Job, we still don't have all of the answers. But it's almost as if God is saying, "You won't ever have all the answers, you need to trust Me." So, is God enough for you? Will you trust Him?

We prefer that God speaks to us in the sunshine, but sometimes He must speak out of the storm.

We take a major step toward maturity when we finally realize it's not about us and our significance. It's all about God and His magnificence.

Our attitude unlike other facts in our lives is something we can control and if necessary change every day of our lives depending on what we are facing.

Some answers are available to us on this side of Heaven. And if we're going to find them we have to know where to look.

Have you ever wondered why God doesn't just take the pain away? Here we see that God could be doing a more marvelous work that you could ever imagine. If you let Him.

In this message we see that Job experienced a range of emotions while holding to his faith. He proclaims, "My Redeemer lives!"