First Baptist Church, Charlotte, Mi

The parable of the Sower or better the parable of the Soils is the focus of this message. What are the four soils and how can a person become good soil.

What are the characteristics of a stretcher bearer? What does this event teach us about Jesus and his response to the stretcher bearers? That is what we explore in this message.

This is an introduction to Mark's gospel. The message explores the lessons we can learn from an introduction. The background to this gospel is the life story of John Mark.

This message explores how each day is to be viewed and invested. What lessons can we learn about making the best of each day.

What does it take to be a person God uses to influence others? That is what this message explores.

What is God teaching us when He gives His Son the name "Everlasting Father"

This is the third message in the series that is looking at each name God gave his Son through the prophet Isaiah. What does it mean that He is Mighty God?

This is the second name God gives his Son in Isaiah's prophecy. What does it mean for Jesus to be our "Counselor" and is there more here than we first suspect.

This is the first in a Christmas Series that comes from the Names given to the Messiah in Isaiah 9:6. It begins with a duet of "More than Wonderful" and also includes the audio of a video clip titled "Are You Amazed" from sermonspice.com.

Paul closes his first letter to the Thessalonians with some basic directives to living life as God desires. These are what God desires for each follower of Jesus.

Living "under the circumstances" robs us of living a joy filled life. In this message you will take a look at how Paul dealt with difficult circumstances and the result in his life.

When God breaks the silence in our lives he does so by speaking through His Son. The question then is, "What does Jesus say to us?" Those words are the focus of this message.

This is part 2 of the message on generosity. In Philippians 4 Paul writes about a generous church, a generous gift and a generous God. We are to be generous because God is generous with us.

There are great lessons in stewardship in the story of the boy with the loaves and fishes. How you use what you have reveals your faith.

In the widow's gift of two small coins we find True Generosity Revealed. This message examines the lesson Jesus taught his followers as a result of the widow's giving.

This is the first message in the Foundations of Stewardship series. Stewardship begins with settling the ownership issue.

This message was shared on National Go To Church Sunday. In it I ask, "What do people want in a church?" and "What does God desire in a church?" Do these dovetail at all and if so how are we doing as a church.

With the memory of 9/11 as the backdrop this message examines the value of remembering. What does remembering bring to my life? The service concludes with the Lord's Supper.

This audio begins with a piano special music piece. The message focuses on how Peter describes believers and our relationship with each other.

In order to "Think Right about God" you must first "Think Right about the Bible". This message looks at the uniqueness of the Bible and how it is the authority for our lives.