Every Day we filter our experiences and feelings through a set of ideas and beliefs about ourselves, about the world, and about God. And every day we either reinforce the lies our hearts naturally condemn us with or allow the Spirit to inform our thoughts and feelings with the truth of the Word. The filter we default to plays a powerful, but often unappreciated, role in our everyday living, But how often do we stop to consider how we think about the Word? Unpacking the example Psalm 73 gives us, we'll walk through that it means and what it looks like to steadly root out souls in the truth of the gospel, in the salvation of God.

Every Day we filter our experiences and feelings through a set of ideas and beliefs about ourselves, about the world, and about God. And every day we either reinforce the lies our hearts naturally condemn us with or allow the Spirit to inform our thoughts and feelings with the truth of the Word. The filter we default to plays a powerful, but often unappreciated, role in our everyday living, But how often do we stop to consider how we think about the Word?

Unpacking the example Psalm 73 gives us, we'll walk through that it means and what it looks like to steadly root out souls in the truth of the gospel, in the salvation of God.

What makes marrage a big deal? Is it the fancy wedding ceremony? How much of our understanding of marriage and its purposes has been shaped by the culture and in what ways does culture contradict the good plan God has created for his children?We explore what makes Biblical Marriage worth fighting for. We will unpack what makes marriage good, beautiful, and holy, celebrating how it pictures the gospel in our homes and communities.

What makes marrage a big deal? Is it the fancy wedding ceremony? How much of our understanding of marriage and its purposes has been shaped by the culture and in what ways does culture contradict the good plan God has created for his children?

We explore what makes Biblical Marriage worth fighting for. We will unpack what makes marriage good, beautiful, and holy, celebrating how it pictures the gospel in our homes and communities.

The world "drops" friends who wrong them. Christians are not allowed to drop them. We are called to forgive. Jesus just taught on how to pursue the wanderer and laid out a process for church discipline. Peter understands that the big idea is not "how to remove someone" but, on the contrary, it's "how to restore someone." The goal is restoration. Reter then rightly ask: "So how many time are we supposed to forgive?"Forgiveness is not optional. Join us as we learn the importance and the art of forgiveness.

The world "drops" friends who wrong them. Christians are not allowed to drop them. We are called to forgive.

Jesus just taught on how to pursue the wanderer and laid out a process for church discipline. Peter understands that the big idea is not "how to remove someone" but, on the contrary, it's "how to restore someone." The goal is restoration. Reter then rightly ask: "So how many time are we supposed to forgive?"

Forgiveness is not optional. Join us as we learn the importance and the art of forgiveness.

Do you love fellow believers enough to pursue those who are falling away? We continue our series through Matthew. Jesus has announced the church and founded her upon the Gospel. He has turned his attention to the relationships within the church and explains that we must pursue the wandering. Today, it seems that Christians are prone to either disdain or ignore the wandering. We are not allowed to do either. We must faithfully pursue and gently restore - and this is love!

Do you love fellow believers enough to pursue those who are falling away? We continue our series through Matthew. Jesus has announced the church and founded her upon the Gospel. He has turned his attention to the relationships within the church and explains that we must pursue the wandering. Today, it seems that Christians are prone to either disdain or ignore the wandering. We are not allowed to do either. We must faithfully pursue and gently restore - and this is love!

We welcome Pastor Tyrone Moorehead. Pastor Moorehead is a graduate of Howard University and serves as Administrative Pastor at First Baptist Church of Upper Marlboro. He will be preaching from 1st John. Christians have overcome the world! Join us as we explore this wonderful victory in Jesus Christ.

We welcome Pastor Tyrone Moorehead. Pastor Moorehead is a graduate of Howard University and serves as Administrative Pastor at First Baptist Church of Upper Marlboro. He will be preaching from 1st John. Christians have overcome the world! Join us as we explore this wonderful victory in Jesus Christ.