First Baptist Church, Charlotte, Mi

What can we learn from the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth as we enter this Christmas Season

This is the first message in a series that will come from Luke's gospel. It begins with the advent season and will conclude with the Resurrection on Easter. This first message considers Mary's answer to the angel is a model for us to follow.

The is the final message in this series from Paul's letter to the Romans. In this message we journey up to the pinnacle of what Paul declares that God has for us.

With Romans as a backdrop this message challenges us to be thankful. Thanksgiving is to be our lifestyle and it has is source in God.

God acts on our behalf to assure us that our relationship with Him is secure. In this message is also the audio of a video on the persecuted church. In this passage Paul brings to a climax his teaching on Justification and the assurance it brings to the life of the believer.

Paul deals with another misconception of being justified by faith. Paul shares his story that is also our story. We still have a sin nature to deal with every day.

In this message we consider how Paul combats the misunderstanding of freedom that being justified by faith brings to the life of the believer.

The key to assurance for the believer is a firm understanding of what being justified by faith means and then brings to life. In this message we look at what the believer has because of being justified and how that fuels the sense of assurance.

This is the third message in the series looking at the "mercies of God" Paul point us to in Romans 12:1. The message also includes the Lord's Supper.

This is the second in the series in Romans that complements the Living on the Edge small group study. These messages look at the "mercies" of God Paul points to in Romans 12:1. This is the second: the mercy of God's Goodness

This is the first message in the Romans series that is a compliment to the small group study. "Living On The Edge." In this message we look at the powerful gospel of Christ.

This Labor Day message was shared in our early service. On this day our late service was an outdoor service at our annual Church Picnic. As we begin the new church year of activities just what does it mean to be church and what is my responsibility.

What excuses do people use for not following Jesus and are we as Christians contributing to the problem.

We are called to living out the Great Commission. Just what does that look like?

Although we live in different worlds we are called to bridge the gap by being involved in missions.

This message encourages people to ask God to "refresh their memory" concerning the Lord's Supper.

This is a summary of the series on the Ten Commandments. They become guardrails for our lives.

This message discusses just what "coveting" is and why God prohibits it.

In this message we explore the prohibition on lying. Lying is probably broader than you think. This message is so important because it speaks to the sacredness of the truth.

This message begins with a skit and then continues to explore the many ways we steal from each other and ourselves.