First Baptist Church, Charlotte, Mi

This message was part of our greater celebration of freedom. In this message we thank God for our civil freedom that comes to us through the blood of patriots and for our spiritual freedom that comes to us through the blood of Jesus. We close with the Lord's Supper that is a reminder that true freedom is only found in Christ.

This message gives a Biblical definition of adultery and also the foundation for this commandment.

This is a message to fathers on Father's Day delivered by Pastor Richard Wilford

The sixth commandment speaks directly to the value of life. Jesus expands this from just physical murder to something that addresses huge areas of our lives.

In this message Pastor Manning takes a look at the Cross as preparation for sharing the Lord's Supper.

God used the choices Moses made to prepared him for the task of leading the Israelites out of Egypt and to the Promised Land. Along the way God gave to Moses the Ten Commandments.

A day of rest, are you kidding me? That's what this message addresses as we take a look at this commandment.

What does this commandment require from children and parents?

How do you use God's name? The third commandment gives some clear direction. This message examines just what it means to misuse God's name.

Why does God prohibit idols? How do we violate this commandment? This message addresses those questions.

What does the first of the ten commandments mean for me today. We explore the question, "Who's on First?"

This is an introduction to a series on the Ten Commandments for today. Why did God give the law and what is its purpose in us.

Your answer to "Who Moved The Stone" is the foundation for your faith. This message examines the evidence for the resurrection and the response it demands from each of us. The message begins with Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus."

Have you heard the rooster crow in your life? What does that mean and what should you do? Those are the questions we will explore in this message.

What did Jesus say was most important to God. That is the subject of this message.

What can Jesus cleansing the Temple mean for our lives today?

What can we learn from the encounter between Jesus and the "rich young ruler?"

What is the greatest question that Jesus ever asked? That is the focus of this message.

This message explores what love is and is not by God's standards.

Jesus challenges the Pharisees' use of tradition to circumvent the Law. It is not what goes into a man that defiles him but what comes out of his heart. What we think determines who we are.