Sermons – Faithway Fellowship Baptist Church

One of the many attributes of God is that He is our Comforter. In 2 Corinthians 1:3-11 we see the necessity to go to God for all our comfort instead of the things of this world. Whom will you depend on in your time of need?

Job should be an inspiration to all of us. As we look at his life and how he responded in Job 1:20-22, we see that even in defeat he trusted God.

As we sing the timeless hymn “Who is on the Lord’s Side” we’re reminded of the journey of the Israelites in Exodus 14:13-15:1. Facing a sea on one side and a vast army on the other, they had a choice – Trust God and journey to the other side of the sea or return to…

Many times in life we will find ourselves seemingly down for the count – many times by events not even of our choosing. What will we do in these situations? Will we throw in the towel? As we examine David in 1 Samuel 30:1-9 we see that he could have. But instead he encouraged himself…

Without a mother, none of us would be here. But a Mother’s ministry doesn’t end at birth, but carries on for a lifetime. As we consider Moses’ mother in Exodus 2:2-10 and the impact she had in the life of so many, let’s take time to thank the mother’s in our lives and to encourage…

James puts it rather bluntly in James 4:1-10 – when we can’t dwell in unity, wars are usually the outcome. Whether we’re at war with one another, ourselves, or God, it’s never a good thing. How then can we end wars? You’ll want to watch or listen to this sermon!

The Israelites had a choice presented to them in Exodus 14:9-20 when they faced the Red Sea – Trust God or trust man. God never gives up on us, He is always working to grow and mature His children. Sometimes more faith is needed, but in the end, what side of the sea are you…

The Bible is clear – there are two types of wisdom, that which comes from God, and all else. As we consider James 3:13-18 we are reminded of this stark contrast and our need to daily ask God for wisdom.

When we consider the life of Paul we often think of his faithfulness to the cause of Christ. In Acts 18:7-11 we get a glimpse of this faithfulness as he stays and does the work required to strengthen the ministry. What about us? Will we strengthen our missionaries, our pastors, our church members, our families?…

As we consider missions and the importance of them, we must consider the need for spiritual meat to go forth that others may grow spiritually. This is what Paul challenged the Corinthians to in 1 Corinthians 3:1-8 – that they grow in spiritual matters and become mature!