Shawnee Baptist Church: Recent Episodes
Shawnee Baptist Church
You can now enjoy sermons from Pastor Steve Frost and others from the pulpit of Shawnee Baptist Church. We have been serving the Lord and the people of the greater Louisville area since 1923. If you're looking for a church that will help you get to where God wants you to be, join us for a service this Sunday or Wednesday, or visit our website to learn more.
At the close of our World Missions Conference, Bro. Walter Stevens uses Joseph's example to challenge Christians to dream big for God.
Bro. Walter Stevens breaks down John 3:16 to show us the heart, mind, and plan of God concerning world missions.
As we continue our World Missions Conference, Bro. Walter Stevens challenges us to be fishers of men using the same example Jesus did in Luke 5.
In the opening service of our World Missions Conference, Bro. Walter Stevens shares a biblical pattern for how Christians can bring joy to a city through the Gospel.
Bro. Abdel Judeh closes our Winter Revival with a powerful reminder from John 5 that we all have someone we can bring to Jesus.
As part of our Winter Revival, Dr. Wallace Miller helps us strengthen our relationships by facing one of our most difficult battles.
Dr. Wallace Miller continues our Winter Revival with a challenge to leave an inheritance that matters.
Pastor Frost unveils our new vision and theme for 2022, where we focus on loving, serving, and edifying one another.
Dr. Mark Bosje opens our Missions Conference with a timely message on how to free yourself to do more for God and his global work.
God's Word could not be more clear: we are saved by faith in Jesus Christ alone. But James tells us that a living faith has easily verifiable evidence: works.
Tonight we continue in James chapter 2 and see what we can do to avoid having a dead faith.
As Paul said, out of three of the most essential things in Christianity, charity is the greatest. Pastor Frost continues preaching about our need to love like Jesus.
Not guilty of murder? That's nice, but James points out that when we break just one point of the law, we're convicted as transgressors. Tonight we continue our study in James chapter 2, so grab your Bibles and hear Pastor Frost preach Practical Truths for Practicing the Truth. This service includes our current re-gathering strategy.
If there's a hierarchy of essential Christian traits, I Corinthians 13 makes it clear that love should be at the top. Listen as Pastor Frost preaches about this most important part of a Christian's life, and how we can share it with others.
Please note: this is a recording of our online service for the day. As such, there may be references to songs, videos, or announcements that are not part of this service. Please visit us on Facebook or YouTube to see the entire service.
Listen as we continue learning why prejudice and favoritism have no place in a Christian's life.
This morning we'll take a look at another essential aspect of the Christian life: the anchor of hope (Hebrews 6).
As we open James chapter 2, James warns that having a "respect of person" - showing favortism toward some people or holding prejudice toward others - has no place in our Christian faith.
Hebrews 11 says that it is impossible to please God without faith. Listen in as we continue our series "Essential Christianity."
As we finish chapter 1 in our study of James, we see the Scripture call Christians to have a religion that brings us to action.
Today we begin a new series called Essential Christianity. Join us as we study Psalm 107 and see our first thing that God's people simply cannot live without.
As we continue studying James 1, we find a warning that, though we appear to have things together, we could actually be in severe spiritual trouble.
"Fear not ye: for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. He is not here: for he is risen, as he said."
As we continue our study in James, we discover there is something much more important than just hearing the Word.
Pastor Frost kicks off our Easter week series with a look at Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem and cleansing of the temple.
Millenia ago, David penned a beautiful psalm about His Shepherd. Listen as Pastor Frost examines this familiar passage and shares why Christians can find comfort in even the darkest of times.
In Psalm 37, David lays out six very important things we can do to see God bless our lives. Thank you for listening today. To watch our full Anniversary service, find us on YouTube.
Think trials only come as a result of disobedience? As we discover in Mark 4, sometime God brings adversity in our lives so He can work a great miracle and be glorified in our lives.
Join Pastor Frost as he continues studying the book of James. Tonight, we examine how gaining spiritual maturity means we must face both testings and temptations.
Four times the Apostle Paul shares some wisdom and says this is "a faithful saying." This meant they were not only trustworthy and believable, they were lasting and enduring. Listen as Pastor Frost shares the second of these sayings from I Timothy 4.
Four times the Apostle Paul shares some wisdom and says this is "a faithful saying." This meant they were not only trustworthy and believable, they were lasting and enduring. Listen as Pastor Frost shares the first of these sayings from I Timothy 1.
Looking to make a change this new year? Listen to this message from Pastor Frost as he examines the principle of sowing and reaping and challenges everyone to put in the work needed to get the desired results.
Pastor Frost examines the power in Jesus's shed blood and how it speaks better things like redemption, forgiveness, peace, and love. But we are also given a warning of what happens when we ignore His sacrifice.
When our sin separated us from God, Jesus Christ was the only Person capable of restoring it. "For as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous."
In this sermon, Pastor Frost gives three examples of how Jesus is a better high priest than any other: His person, His performance, and His power.
While examining the Old Testament offerings, Pastor Frost shows why they were never sufficient to take away sins. We also see why Jesus is the only sacrifice able to take away your sins.
The Bible is filled with many wonderful people, stories, and promises. But the book of Hebrews reminds us of one very important fact – Jesus is better! Perhaps you have a favorite figure whom you admire, or story that challenges you, or even a promise that encourages you; whatever that may be – Jesus is better!