South Haven Baptist Church

As we conclude the third chapter of Romans, we are shown that all the world is guilty before God. Thankfully though, God isn't just our judge, and the jury, but He is also our justifier too!

What seems like a rather peaceful service in the temple, is quickly interrupted, when the scribes and Pharisees bring in a women, who was apprehended in the very act of adultery. They cast her in the midst of the temple, in front of the Lord and seek to stone her and accuse the Lord of wrong doing as well.

A simile is a literary device that is used to compare two things using the words "like" or "as". As we look at some sanctified similes in Proverbs 25, we learn the value of words that are "fitly spoken".

Bro. Jacob Roth, missionary to the deaf, shared his burden for the deaf and also preached a wonderful message out of the book of Job.

As we read Romans 3, we are shown that all of mankind has been indicted and found guilty before a thrice holy God. However, before we even make it to the list of indictments, we find out that there are no exemptions to this guilt.

Everybody has neighbor. The bible not only identifies who are neighbors are, but it also gives us some much needed wisdom on how to deal with our neighbors.

With the presidential election taking place today, we look at the voter information guide found in Psalms 111-113 to see exactly who we should be voting for and why. There is one who should always have our vote!

Are there differing salvations and justifications for those who had a little exposure to the Gospel and those who a great deal of exposure. It isn't the amount of exposure that makes the difference, but rather how we respond to the exposure that we have had.

A Christian doesn't just need wisdom on how to handle a promotion, we also need it on how to approach being promoted.

We see ordinary people, an ordinary place, and even ordinary problems in Luke 5. Yet, when the extraordinary one, Jesus Christ shows up, He is able to do extraordinary things in the midst of all the ordinary that was surrounding Him.