Genesis 3:14-24: A Thrill of Hope
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This Sunday we continued in our Genesis sermon series. “A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices, for yonder breaks a new and glorious morn.” Even in a passage centered on curses, we see a beautiful thread of hope woven through the consequences of the first sin. Listen in today as we explore the promise of redemption that breaks through humanity’s darkest moments.
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Genesis 3:8-13: God Bringing Our Sin To Light
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This past Sunday, we continued our study in Genesis 3:8–13. Pastor Matt shared how God lovingly pursues us, bringing our sin into the light so that we might be restored to Him. God is at work in both men and women who belong to Him—and we can rest in that truth.
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Genesis 3:1-7: God's Divine Order & Sin's Devolved Order
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This Sunday Pastor Logan Garrett preached through Genesis 3:1-7. In this passage we discussed God's divine order and sin's devolved order. Listen today and hear about how the gospel heals all that the curse has broken.
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Genesis 2:4-25: The Tale of Two Weddings
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
Join us this week as we continue our journey through Genesis! Pastor Matt teaches from Genesis 2, where God creates a helper suitable for Adam. Together, we’ll explore how this passage points us to the hope we have in Christ — that through the Holy Spirit, we are united with Him and will bear His image for all eternity.
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Genesis 1:1-2:4: God Our Creator
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This week we kicked off our new sermon series, Genesis: Tracing the Seed of the Woman. We began in Genesis 1 and the start of chapter 2, exploring the beauty of creation and the invitation to rest in our Savior. God is the author of our faith and salvation. For those who have been laboring hard—making bricks without straw—lay down your burdens, trust Christ, and enter into His rest.
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Mark 15:40-16:8: The Captivating Resurrection
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This past week, we wrapped up our journey through the book of Mark by exploring the powerful story of the resurrection! Listen as Pastor Joe Zinkgraf closes out our series, The Suffering Servant.
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Mark 15:33-39: This Is Our Apocalypse
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
In Mark 15:33–39, we’re confronted with the sobering truth of the cross. Before we can long for the life that never fades, we must first face the reality that everything in this world—including ourselves and those we love—is perishing. Every achievement, every possession, every treasure here is already slipping away. Only when we see that clearly will we truly hunger for the unfading glory of what Christ has secured for us. Jesus has done it. The debt is paid. An eternal inheritance is waiting in heaven. The question is—will you trust Him?
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Mark 15:16-32: You Are Not Enough, But Jesus Is
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This Sunday we continued our sermon series in Mark as Pastor Matt addressed the popular phrase, ‘You are enough.’ The truth is—we aren’t. But the good news of Scripture is that while we are not enough, Jesus is.
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Mark 15:1-15: I See Things Upside Down
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
So often, we see the world upside down from how God designed it to be. The question is—whose kingdom are you building? Join Pastor Matt as he unpacks Mark 15:1–15 and points us back to God’s design and how Jesus obeyed the Father and carried out salvation for us all.
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Mark 14:53-72: Endure By The Power Of The Spirit
Ovilla Road Baptist Church
This week we landed in Mark 14:53–72. Here we see Jesus stand firm in the face of lies and injustice. He speaks truth, endures suffering, and stays on mission to save sinners—because He knows the end: every knee will bow before Him. We, like Jesus, need to use Scripture to see clearly the truth of our circumstances. Look to the end. Scripture is truth. We are not alone in our struggle to bear witness in a world that hates us. Do not be shocked—endure by the power of the Spirit.
info_outlineFor those who are saved by Jesus the scriptures refer to us as "In Christ"-meaning we are one with Christ. Because someone is one with Christ, that means we can love others through His heart. In today’s sermon from Mark 12:28–34, we consider the call to love God and neighbor. This is not as a means of salvation, but as the fruit of our union with Christ. By His Spirit, we are enabled to love with His heart, because we belong to Him.