First Baptist Church, Charlotte, Mi

This is the second part of Thinking Right about the Church. The message examines what it means to live out being church in our daily lives. It concludes with a call to church membership.

How does the scripture describe and define the church? This message distinguishes between what is church and what is called church. Then we look at the three ways the New Testament describes the church.

What does Right Thinking about God produce in my life. In this message we examine Paul's description of the product and his personal experience with it.

There is a battle for the mind that is waged in each person. That battle is the problem that comes to "Right Thinking." In this message we consider the battle and the resources believer's have to win the battle.

This message explores the process of beginning to think right about God.

You are what you think more than you think you are. This series sets us on the path of Thinking Right about God so that we can live life as God intended it to be lived.

This message explores the great contributions made by Christians in the founding and shaping of America. Much of our National DNA came from the the ideals Christians take from the Bible.

This message encourages fathers to be the father God wants them to be.

This message deals with family finances and we need to follow God's principles if we are to honor God.

God's Word outlines the relationship between parents and children. This is in the context of living by faith in the power of the Holy Spirit

David dealt with distractions and in this Psalm he describes some of them and gives a simple suggestion for dealing with them.

God's design for marriage outlines the roles for husbands and wives. This message looks at the counter-cultural nature of God's call for submission and love.

This is the first message in the series and looks at the first steps in building a Christian home in a society and cultural that seems in opposition.

This is a mother's day sermon that describes the life lessons I learned from my parents. It begins with the audio of a video tribute to all mothers.

What does and should the resurrection mean. This message closes with the audio of a video "Are you amazed" available from sermonspice.com

What did the crowds really want when they declared Jesus was their king? Why were they so easily led to turn on Jesus later in the week? Those are the questions asked in this message.

The message begins with a dramatic portrayal of Judas. Just what can we learn from Judas' life

In the encounter with the rich young ruler Jesus tells answers the question. The message concludes with a celebration of the Lord's Supper

When Jesus declares that his followers are to be salt and light is was also a warning that what should be good for something can become good for nothing

What does it mean to be "persecuted for righteousness" in our American culture.