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Missionary Josh Wagar preaches a sermon from Psalm 67.
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How should we think about missions as a local church and individual believers? Missions is neither an individual task nor a solo effort. We must realize that we’re not alone in our task to make disciples. (Text: 3 John v1-12)
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As part of Christ’s Church, we must respond to the needs of other local churches and the need for more local churches as the Spirit leads us. We must obediently respond to whatever God would do in and through our church. (Text: Acts 13:1-5)
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Early Christian churches recognized, welcomed, and supported the worldwide Church of Jesus Christ. Local churches and individual Christians should have a global vision for missions. (Text: Acts 11:19-30)
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The works of the Lord are revealed through God’s covenant to his people. As God's people learn of what He has done, they are drawn closer to him, to fear him, and to give him praise. (Text: Psalm 111)
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You’ve probably prayed and asked God for help before, but have you ever prayed, “How long?” It’s OK to pray “How long?” but it should lead you to trust, hope, and praise. We need to learn to respond to pain and despair with honest prayer and confident trust in who God is. (Text: Psalm 13:1-6)
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The Old Testament feast day was when God's people were reminded that worship is more than a formality and that God desires to bless and satisfy his people. They only need to look to and listen to him. (Text: Psalm 81)
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An old saint, who’s seen his share of hard times and is currently facing new trouble, reflects on a lifetime of God’s faithfulness to him and his own trust in God and commits himself to continued trust, testifying, and praise. (Text: Psalm 71)
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We live in God’s world, and that means all things are subject to his desire and will. Troubles in life remind us that God is really in charge of this world and in our lives. We are meant to look to him, humbly cry out for help, trust in his steadfast love, and praise him to others. (Text: Psalm 107:23-43)
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The steadfast love of God is seen both in his discipline when there is sin and in his deliverance when there is repentance. (Text: Psalm 107:10-22)
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Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York