Sunday Sermons - Old Du Quoin Baptist Church

We serve a God who is not far from us, but tells us to come humbly to Him.

In one of the most misused Bible passages of all time, Jesus teaches us to judge correctly and not hypocritically.

Everyone has something they treasure. Jesus challenges us to consider where we keep our treasure.

Jesus entered into the ancient world and preached a love that was entirely other from what the world had known. He completely changed the image of what a Hero is.

Jesus teaches us that a citizen in the Kingdom of Heaven speaks words of truth. This is important because we serve a God who keeps His word.

Jesus tells us that the law isn't just for us to try to follow to the letter. Many religious leaders used loopholes to do what they want while still following the law technically. Jesus shows us that the law is to guide us into an obedient heart.

Jesus did not come to undo the Old Testament. He came to fulfill it. He fulfills the law through prophecies, types, but most importantly in full obedience to the law in our place.

Jesus calls His followers to live in a way that has an effect on the world around them. Their speech and action should point others to Christ and the Gospel. Like a lighthouse guiding the way to safety, Christians should live with a purpose of bringing others to the loving God.

Jesus begins the greatest sermon ever preached, known as "The Sermon on the Mount." He opens with the Beatitudes, a name that comes from the Latin word for "Blessings."

Jesus showed us exactly who He is as He performed many miraculous works. These miracles drew a very large crowd. However, some were just there for the miracles, while others knew the miracles' purpose: to point us to the one who is worthy of worship.