Selmore Baptist Church

In this text, Jesus uses a parable to show us that we've been invited to a wedding celebration for the very Son of God. In light of such a great invitation, we must respond appropriately.

In Ezekiel's temple vision, we see a powerful scene of a tiny stream flowing from the altar that soon becomes a mighty, death-reversing torrent. Join us as we discover the hope that it offers through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus the Son of God.

Forcefully cleansing a temple, correcting Jewish leaders, and cursing a fruitless tree seem like strange things for Jesus to do. Combined, they each have something to teach us about true worship.

When Jesus enters into Jerusalem, the crowds shout out "Hosanna!" "Save us!" As we dive into Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we'll discover the significance of King Jesus' arrival.

What does it mean to be great? In today's text, Jesus surprises us by revealing how his life-giving mission reshapes everything we think we know about what it means to be great.

"It's not fair!" In Jesus' parable of the vineyard workers, some workers are furious for being paid the same as others who only worked a little. Join us as we see how Jesus uses this story to teach us about the riches of his grace.

Spiritual blindness makes our ministry impossible, yet He gave us that task anyway.

A young man comes to Jesus looking like he's ripe for salvation; he seeks out Jesus, is concerned about eternity, knows the Bible, and seeks to know God, but he still walks away from Jesus grieving. If this man can't find salvation, who can? Jesus says, "with man the is impossible, but God all things are possible." Join us as we see how it is impossible to earn salvation on our own, but how salvation is made possible through the work of Jesus.

How many times should we forgive a brother? In Matthew 18:21–35, Peter asks Jesus if seven times is enough. Jesus responds with a powerful call to keep forgiving.

Through the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Jesus reminds us of the enormous debt God has forgiven us and calls us to extend that same mercy to others. We forgive as we’ve been forgiven.

Love and confrontation rarely go together. In today's message, we'll see how Jesus instructs brothers and sisters in Christ to lovingly rebuke one another. When done Jesus' way, confrontation restores a brother, builds the church and protects our witness. Join us in Matthew 18:15-20 as we see how.