Romans: Part 35
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Romans: Part 34
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Romans: Part 33
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Romans: Part 32
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12 Baptized on Sunday! What Happened? - Another Look Podcast
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Romans: Part 31
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Sunday Sermon 9-29-24
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Be Subject to the Governing Authorities - Another Look Podcast
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Welcome to Another Look, where we revisit key moments from last Sunday’s sermon at First Baptist Church. This week, Pastor Brett explores Romans 13:1-7, diving into the complex relationship between Christians and governing authorities. Pastor Brett discusses Paul’s call for Christians to respect authority as part of God’s established order, while also addressing situations where rulers contradict God's will. We also welcome you to an upcoming churchwide family picnic this Sunday after the 11:00 a.m. service—join us for a day of fun, fellowship, and community!
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Romans: Part 30
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Overcoming Evil with Good - Another Look Podcast
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Welcome to today's episode, hosted by Daniel McLendon, Worship and Media Pastor at First Baptist Church. Join us as we dive into Romans 12, reflecting on the transformative power of God's love. We'll explore Brett's sermon on blessing those who persecute us, loving our enemies, and overcoming evil with good. Plus, hear about an upcoming church family picnic on September 29th and other exciting events. Be encouraged as we study God's Word together! Don't forget to join us for Wednesday night Bible study at 6 PM.
info_outlineWelcome to Another Look, our weekly podcast where we look into last Sunday’s sermon and explore its meanings and applications. This week, we’re excited to be joined by —Brad Butler and Duke Atwell—as we dive into Romans 12:3-8. Together, we discuss the dangers of comparison, the significance of understanding our spiritual gifts, and how each of us plays a vital role in the body of Christ. Tune in as we explore how we can better serve God and each other by recognizing and using our unique gifts for His glory.