The sermons for the week of 12/02/18 are now up at Baptist City.
- What To Do Till The Shadows Flee
- Jeremiah's Book Of Sermons
- Why Luke Wrote Luke
- Background Of John The Baptist
Listen to this great message by Stuart Mason, former president of Hyles-Anderson College. This was preached on Wednesday evening at First Baptist Church of Hammond. It is a tremendous comforting message, especially for those going through difficult times.
Christmas has home to Baptist City, and so have the sermons for the week of 11/25/18!
- When Your Hand Is In God's Hand, What Is In Your Hand Is Enough
- The Gates Of Hell Shall Not Prevail Against It
- Reasons Why It Is Natural To Pray
The 12/02/18 FBC Hammond bulletin is up at Baptist City.
- Sunday, 11/18/18 John
7:24, Judge not according to the
appearance, but judge righteous judgment. Here, we’re not to judge with eye
information; and since our heart is “desperately
wicked,” we can’t judge with our hearts. What’s left? A Spirit led,
submissive spirit. Are you asking for His fullness often?
Although most people realize by now that the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals [peta] is three rings short of a circus, companies keep falling for their monkey business.
The Love For God
Thank God The Near Kinsman Couldn't Afford To Buy The Land
Five Things God Wants Us To Do
- Tuesday, 11/13/18 Psalm
4:1c, Have mercy upon me, and hear my
prayer. Theologically we know that we don’t deserve the Almighty to hear
and answer us, that any answer is solely because of mercy, yet we still get
very bent out of shape when He doesn’t jump to attention when we talk. Shame on
us...on me. Lord, I need some mercy...
The 11/25/18 FBC Hammond bulletin is now up at https://www.baptist-city.com/ Baptist City.
- Tuesday, 11/6/18
Proverbs 29:27, An unjust man is
an abomination to the just: and he that is upright in the way is abomination to
the wicked. How many “abominable” things have you encountered lately? I’m
guessing, if we’d be honest, we’d have to say that we’re much more tolerant of
sin than we’d like to admit.