Gambrell Street Baptist Church: Recent Episodes
Gambrell Street Baptist Church
As we look to the new year, we take a look at the verses that speak to asking, seeking, and knocking and what that means.
Chris talks about how Jesus Christ is incomparable and is completely worthy of our praise. Do you know the God who made you and the universe?
This is the third sermon surrounding false teaching this one was Jesus surrounding the pharisees
Dr. Spivey speaks of the power of Christ and the redemption given through Him to be rescued from the darkness of this world.
There are many false prophets and teachers that the Bible speaks about. How do we be aware of them and how can we know if they are? Listen here to find out!
How do we walk worthy? How do we please God? Elias walks us through walking in this way here
Chris walks us through Paul's thankfulness to the Colossians church and how their faith has grown. How has your faith grown?
We are beginning a new series going verse by verse in Colossians! Hear the overview for the book and series here!
We as Christians are called to walk in the light. What does that mean and how do we do that in a world that is so dark?
This sermon is the final sermon to the Scarlet Thread of Redemption. Dr. Spivey give a summation of all we talked about throughout the series!
Have you ever wondered what heaven would be like? Are you longing for heaven? Listen to this message of hope and promise.
We often hear the phrase "Don't judge me" or "only God can judge me" but what does that really mean? Listen here!
The jewish leaders were getting onto Jesus for doing miracles and he tells them to not judge appearances. How do you do in that?
We continue through the scarlet thread series by coming to the point where peter has a vision and helps Cornelius know that there is no favoritism with God.
Chris talks about the dialogue between Nicademeaus and Jesu and how Nicademeaus must be born again.
This sermon is on how to have church discipline and how to restore a broken relationship
Dr. Spivey walks through the day of pentecost and how the holy spirit descended onto the apostles.
This sermon talks about forgiving others even when we do not want too. How Jesus calls us to forgive and how to do it.
Dr. Spivey gets personal about our churches mindset. Week to week are we trying to survive or are we living for revival?
Dr. Spivey walks us through the ascension of Christ and our high call to tell people about the gospel.
Dr. Spivey calls us to what Christ has called us to and that is to love our enemies. Do you struggle to love those that harm you? Love them like Christ does.
Dr. Spivey talks about how we ought to strive to make friends with those whom we do not get along with outside the church and specifically calls to not have lawsuits with one another.
Dr.Spivey gives a touching sermon on the importance of being reconciled to one another especially within the body of Christ.
Elias talks about the empty tomb, doubt, deception, and the decision to follow Jesus Christ who defeated death.
Dr. Spivey continues in our series and we come across an interesting passage where Jesus says to the disciples that when they go into a village and home to bless it.
Jonathan Wells walks us through the story of Jesus in the garden crying out to God asking if the death He would face could be passed. He followed it with saying not His will but to God's will be done.
Dr. Spivey shows us the importance of being humble and how Jesus set the example for us.
Dr. Spivey shows us the passage where Peter denies Jesus three times, but later asks him do you love me three times.
Chris Gardner walks us through the story of Mary giving all she had to Jesus. Do you give all you have?
Dr. Spivey shows us that Jesus called His disciples to make disciples and so should we!
Dr. Spivey challenges us to pray and beg the Lord for harvesters. The workers are few but the harvest is plentiful.
Dr. Spivey shows us a part of Jesus' saying after he spoke to the woman at the well and reminded us to keep our focus on heaven
Chris walks us through the story of Zecheus. He highlights how Jesus goes after those who people have written off due to what they have done to them.
You have heard the Phrase "I swear" or even "I Pinky promise" but what does Jesus say about using that language? Dr. Spivey shows us how Jesus responded to this type of swearing
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Dr. Spivey encourages us to be bold about our faith and to fear no one but God while doing it! How bold are you about sharing your faith?
Dr. Spivey explains how the spirit gives us utterance when we do not know what to say and that we are empowered by the Holy Spirit to be confident.
Chris opens up Matthew 13 to share the parables of Jesus and what the Kingdom of God entails.
Have you heard of the phrase "Just have enough faith" or "Just have more faith and it will be done?" Dr. Spivey talks about that in this sermon and if our faith determines our outcome in life.
Dr. Spivey goes through the parable of the lost sheep, coin, and son. He shows us that no sheep or son is beyond His reach. Remember you are not too far gone!
On Mother's day, we made an emphasis on children in worship and how Jesus invited the children to listen and learn under him as well.
Dr. Clyde Glazener shows us areas of life that we are called to be light and to shine for Christ.
Dr. Spivey continues in our series talking about the words of Jesus saying, "Come to me all who are weary and heavy burdened and He will give us rest. When you are going through a rough spot do you rely on Him or do you rely on yourself?
Chris talks about the story of the paralytic lowered through the roof and how Jesus not only healed him but CLEANSED him from his sin.
Dr. Spivey brought the Easter Sunday message on the great commission with the emphasis on how some who saw Jesus risen still doubted. He goes into what that means and encourages us to believe though we see dimly.
Dr. Spivey goes through the story of the rich Young Ruler with an emphasis on being sold out for Christ. We should not give, do, or live half way. If we are christians, we are called to give our all and our self for Christ. What areas do you need to give up to be closer to God?
Jonathan Wells shows us of the story of the twelve disciples who are called and told to preach His gospel. This is an encouraging message that calls us forth to go out and spread the gospel as well.
Chris walks us through the story of satan tempting Jesus in the desert. He also reminds us how Jesus has walked on this earth and knows what we go through.
Dr. Spivey asks the question "Do we still need to abide by the commandments if we live in the new covenant?" He talks about the rich young ruler and how he had kept all the commandments, but is that enough?
Dr. Spivey talks about the influential life of John the Baptist (or baptizer) and what His life meant in the story of redemption
Dr. Bruce Corely was our guest speaker and he brought a word from Hebrews giving us hope that if we are in Christ we do not know tomorrow, but we are guaranteed a promise.
Christmas in March? We move into the New Testament now in our Scarlet Thread Series on Redemption. This is the story of Christ Jesus being born in a stable, coming to earth, and taking on flesh so that we could be saved!
Our next imperative is a difficult one. Dr. Spivey talks about following the narrow way of Jesus. This comes with letting go of certain things and sins that controlled us and following Jesus. Have you found the narrow way?
Dr. Spivey talks about one of the earliest imperatives Jesu told not only His disciples, but for us today and that is "Follow Me" What does that look like? We know what it means to follow someone on social media, but what does it look like to follow Jesus? Listen to find out!
Dr. Spivey talks about two commands Jesus gave us and that is to repent of sin and believe in the Lord. He goes into detail about what true repentance looks like and what believing in the Lord does.
Kevin walks us through Jonah 4 and shows us the anger Jonah had towards the people of Nineveh, how God responds, and calls us to share the gospel with those who hate God.
Chris walks us through the famous story of Daniel in the lions Den. He highlights the great man Daniel was and his persistant prayer life. Through His faithfulness though came many trials...
This is the first sermon of this series and the goal is to introduce the reasonings and the purpose of the series. When we come to church and as we do life together, we do it to glorify God and to learn from Him. This means we must LISTEN to Him. God tells us in the Bible, "This is my Son, Listen to Him" This series will be over the imperatives of Jesus and what He calls us to do.
Mark shows us the great promise God gave David. He will bring the one who will have the forever throne.
Dr. Spivey shows us how biblically we are to care for our elders. It may not seem like a controversial or difficult subject, but it is a widely abused and misunderstood subject
Elias walks us through the story of David and Goliath and shows us the powerful God of Yahweh. In such a famous story we hope this sermon shows you how we should be like David and ultimately how this points to Jesus.
We are free to do what we want, but should we? Dr. Spivey talks about the freedoms we have as christians, but how that comes with certain limitations
Dr. Spivey talks about the issues with Political Correctness and Cancel Culture and how we as christians deal with it.
Ever look around and think what has happened to civility? Dr. Spivey talks about how to walk in a world that seems to have lost its morality and how Christians are to be different by breaking down the golden rule.
Dr. Spivey encourages us as the new year starts that we will face discouragement, but we must remember the Lord is in control.
Continuing in Psalm 30 from last week, Dr. Jim Spivey shows how God takes us not only from mourning to morning, but from mourning to dancing.
Joshua leads the people into the Promised Land. A pagan prostitute name Rahab assists Joshua's spies as evidence of her faith in the God of the Israelites. Joel McReynolds examines the story of the scarlet cord in the Scarlet Thread series.
On this third Sunday of Advent, Dr. Jim Spivey speaks of the joy that comes in the morning from Psalm 30.
After being in the desert waiting for the unfaithful first generation of Israel to die off, Moses presents a reaffirmation of the covenant with the new generation preparing to enter the Promised Land under Joshua's leadership. Dr. Jim Spivey examines this call in Deuteronomy 27 and 28.
The first Sunday of Advent - Hope. Hope is born of tribulation and faith. Hope feeds on God's encouragement. Hope increases through peace and joy. Dr. Jim Spivey teaches on this hope from Romans 15.
After following God into the desert, the nation of Israel stands at the base of Mount Sinai to receive God's covenant. Allan Esway examines Exodus 19:1-6 in the continuation of our series "The Scarlet Thread."
Dr. Jim Spivey examines the question of CRT - Critical Race Theory. Should Christians embrace it?
God miraculously freed Israel from oppression in Egypt, but now it seems like they are wandering in the wilderness. Why? Dr. Jim Spivey examines why God leads Israel this way in the continuation of our examination of the "Scarlet Thread" in the Scriptures.
Retired chaplain Robert Beltram fills the pulpit the Sunday following Veteran's Day 2022.
The Scarlet Thread continues in the book of Exodus. Joel examines the night of the institution of the Passover meal found in Exodus 12.
Should Christians be "woke"? The biblical answer may surprise you. Dr. Jim Spivey addresses the question from Habakkuk 1.
Who is the unlikely fourth son in Genesis 49 and why does he matter? Kevin Watson examines this passage to show how it ultimately points to the Messiah who is the King of Kings.
The story of Joseph tells of God's wondrous workings through a personal tragedy to accomplish His great plan of redemption. Mark Becker walks us through Joseph's story and God's plan for His chosen people.
What are the Christian's responsibilities to the poor, the beggars, and the dispossessed? Dr. Jim Spivey addresses the way Christians should respond to them from the Old Testament law and the New Testament principles of generosity.
The covenant was extended to Abraham's grandson Jacob, but he was more interested in going his own way. But God works on him for over 20 years to transform him into the patriarch Israel. Joel McReynolds walks through his story and his return to the covenant in Genesis 35.
Is work a result of the fall? Do Christians have an ecological responsibility? Dr. Jim Spivey addresses both of these questions as we continue our series on cultural issues called "Let's Reason."
In June 2022, the US Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson reversed the policies established in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. But the question of abortion is far from over. What does the Bible say about abortion?
Dr. Jim Spivey presents the arguments of what he calls the "moderate" position and the biblical position by examining various texts dealing with the idea of the right to life as we continue in our series on cultural issues "Let's Reason."
After waiting for years, Abraham and Sarah finally had their promised son, but God called Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, the son of promise, on the altar. Abraham's faith was tested. Dr. Jim Spivey examines this story as we continue looking at The Chosen as part of our Scarlet Thread series.
Continuing our series on cultural issues "Let's Reason", Dr. Jim Spivey addresses the purpose of sex, love, and marriage from Genesis 1:28.
Following the Tower of Babel, God chose a specific person through whom He would be a nation - Abram, later called Abraham. Allan Esway guides us through the promises God made to Abram as we shift focus to "The Chosen" in our series through the Bible "The Scarlet Thread."
Joel McReynolds examines the biblical story of the tower of Babel in the continuation of our series on the redemptive thread throughout the Bible (The Scarlet Thread). Part of the initial "Once Upon a Time" miniseries.
The percentage of the US population that identify as LGBTQ+ has dramatically increased with each generation. How should the Christian respond? Dr. Jim Spivey examines Romans 1:26-28 to provide the biblical response to homosexual behavior in the fourth sermon in our cultural issues study "Let's Reason."
Dr. Jim Spivey examines the story of Noah, focusing on the covenant found in Genesis 9 in the fourth message in our "Once Upon a Time" miniseries, part of the Scarlet Thread series.
Same-sex marriage was ruled as constitutional and legal, but is it right? Dr. Jim Spivey addresses this question from creation (Genesis 2:24) and the New Testament (Matthew 19:5-6) in our third series on cultural issues "Let's Reason"
Everything was perfect in Eden, but then something changed. Chris Gardner examines the story found in Genesis 3 as part of our "Once Upon a Time" miniseries in the Scarlet Thread series.
There is confusion in our culture about gender. Dr. Jim Spivey examines the ideal of creation shown in Genesis 1 and how the fall has affected that ideal in the second sermon in our series.
Dr. Jim Spivey opens our series on cultural issues called "Come, Let Us Reason" by examining Isaiah 1:18-20.
The narrative of Scripture opens in Genesis 1-2 with Creation. Joel McReynolds examines these two chapters from the standpoint of the overall story - The Scarlet Thread.
Dr. Jim Spivey concludes our morning series "All on the Altar" with a message by the same title as he examines Romans 12:1-2.
Dr. Jim Spivey opens our new sermon series that looks at the whole of Scripture through narratives called "The Scarlet Thread." This series will be comprised of several mini-series, the first of which is called "Once Upon a Time." In this first message, Dr. Spivey examines 1 Corinthians 2:6-10 to see how God had a "secret strategy" that predated the creation of the world. We will unpack that secret strategy through this series.
Closing out our series on Ephesians, Dr. Jim Spivey examines Ephesians 6:18-24 as part two of "Body Armor."
God seeks worshippers in spirit and truth, but what do these two words mean? Dr. Jim Spivey examines John 4:19-24 to answer this question about the type of worshippers God seeks.
The final passages of Ephesians have the imperative to put on the full armor of God for the purpose of standing firm. Joel McReynolds examines why we need the armor, where it comes from, and how it is effectively used in Ephesians 6:10-17.
The gospel calls us to preach the gospel. But there is more to this idea in worship than what we generally think of when we think of preaching. Dr. Jim Spivey preaches from 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 in a continuation of our series on worship "All on the Altar".
In the second part of our "Godly Homes" series, Joel McReynolds examines the second intimate relationship, parents and children, from Ephesians 6:1-4.
With Jesus as the foundation, the church is being built of living stones into a spiritual house of priests. Dr. Jim Spivey examines 1 Peter 2:4-5 in our series on worship, "All on the Altar."
Dr. Jim Spivey opens our series on "Godly Homes" from Ephesians 5 & 6 by examining the first relationship in the family - marriage.
Jesus orders us to give because we are thankful for what God has done. Dr. Jim Spivey examines Psalm 107 and shows how its relates to the New Testament and how it applies to the modern-day believer.
Concluding our "Walk Worthy" series, Mark Becker examines Ephesians 5:15-21 by showing how we are to walk carefully and in the Spirit.
Psalm 96:1 says "Sing to the Lord a new song; Sing to the Lord, all the earth." Continuing our series on worship, Dr. Jim Spivey examines the call to sing.
Proud to be an American, proud to be a Baptist, but compelled to be a Christian. Dr. Jim Spivey examines John 8:31-36. All truth comes from God, and truth results in freedom.
The Bible is God's Word that prepares us for worship, guides us in worship, and grows us through worship. Dr. Jim Spivey continues our focus on worship in the seventh sermon of our "All on the Altar" series.
Christ told His disciples "You are the light of the world." The apostle Paul then challenges believers to walk as children of light. Dr. Jim Spivey examines this idea in Ephesians 5:7-14 (Part 4 of "Walk Worthy" series).
King David expressed a need greater than forgiveness of our sin. We need God's work of restoration in our lives. He restores our joy and will to serve Him. Dr. Spivey examines this idea from Psalm 51 in the 6th sermon in our series on worship "All on the Altar"
In Ephesians 5:1-6, the apostle Paul commands Christians to put away immorality and imitate God. Kevin Watson explores this text in the third sermon in the "Walk Worthy" series.
We welcome Dr. Bruce Corley, the former president of B.H. Carroll Theological Institute and professor of New Testament and Greek. He examines Romans 8:5-17.
Dr. Jim Spivey challenges us to give glory to the Lord, to gratify the Lord, and to magnify the Lord by giving up, stepping up, and bowing down in this message from 1 Chronicles 16:28-29.
Christians are to demonstrate the highest standard of social conduct. In this message, Dr. Jim Spivey speaks to this in challenging us to cultivate holiness from Ephesians 4:25-32.
The call of true worship requires a response, as is seen in Isaiah 6:1-8. Dr. Jim Spivey warns that this call is missional, risky, personal, and compelling.
The believer has received a call to live differently. We are to take off the old man and put on the new. Joel McReynolds examines this idea in Ephesians 4:17-24.
Paul exhorted the Ephesians to become fully Christlike in every way, to grow up, and to serve for growing the church in Christ. Dr. Jim Spivey examines Ephesians 4:13-16 to encourage us to do the same.
To truly worship God, we must return to God by confessing our sin and repenting of it. In this message, Dr. Jim Spivey challenges us from 1 John 1:5-10 to return to God by confessing our sin and He promises to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
The unified body of Christ is granted diverse gifts by the Holy Spirit. Brady Cone preaches Ephesians 4:7-12.
Our society has lost a sense of awe and wonder. We have become casual and consumer-focused in our corporate worship, but we need to rediscover the fear of the Lord in our time of worship. Dr. Jim Spivey addresses this aspect of worship from Psalm 99.
Dr. Jim Spivey begins our preaching series on worship "All on the Altar" by looking at the story of Enoch in Genesis 5:21-24.
Joel McReynolds opens our mini-series on "Equipping the Work of Ministry" by examining Ephesians 4:1-6. The church can only accomplish the work of the ministry when it is founded on Christian unity.
In the final message of our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey focuses on the unique nature of Christian salvation from Acts 4:8-12.
In the final message of our miniseries "Masterpiece in the Making," Chris Gardner shares Paul's prayer for the church at Ephesus in Ephesians 3:14-21.
What was it like to be a brother of Jesus? Dr. Joseph Matos presents the Easter story from the perspective of Joseph bar-Joseph, the younger brother of Jesus.
The church is the method God chose to "make known the manifold wisdom of God" accomplished in Christ. In the fourth message of 'Masterpiece in the Making,' college minister Allan Esway helps us understand Paul's meaning.
Having answered the question of the authenticity of the Bible, Dr. Jim Spivey now turns to the question of its reliability.
All of the messages in this series so far have turned to the Bible for answers. But can we trust the Bible? In this message, Dr. Jim Spivey speaks to the authenticity of the Bible.
The Apostle Paul spoke of the mystery of the gospel in Ephesians 3:1-6. What was this mystery? Joel McReynolds answers the question and shows how we are stewards of the mystery.
In Matthew 25, Jesus speaks about the eternal destinations for believers and unbelievers. In this week's message, Dr. Jim Spivey examines this text and speaks about the reality of heaven and hell.
Christ is risen indeed. Scripture makes clear the claim and Christians for the last two thousand years have affirmed it. In the twelfth sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey provides evidence for the resurrection and challenges the listener to believe it.
Mark Becker opens our new miniseries "Masterpiece in the Making" by examining Ephesians 2:11-18.
Scripture declares Jesus is the only way to the Father, the only name by which we are saved. In the 11th sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey examines this claim.
In the final sermon in our iDENTITY series, Joel McReynolds covers Ephesians 2:8-10. The believer's identity indicates a shift from a dead spiritual life resulting in sin to eternal life in Jesus resulting in good works.
Christians claim God became incarnate in mankind in the person of Jesus. Dr. Jim Spivey defends this claim in the tenth sermon in our #unApologetic series. He examines John 1 and Colossians 1.
Dead. All people are dead in our trespasses and sins until God intervenes. He gives life through Christ Jesus. This week Dr. Jim Spivey examines the transformation believers experience from spiritual death to eternal life from Ephesians 2:1-7.
Bad things happen. When they do, people often blame God. They question God's goodness and his power. In the ninth sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey addresses the question of suffering and tragedy from a biblical understanding. The focus passage is Isaiah 45:7.
In the 6th message in our iDENTITY series, Brady Cone continues the examination of Paul's prayer for the Ephesians in 1:19-23.
In the eighth sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey makes a case for the validity of miracles from Deuteronomy 4 and Acts 2.
Joel McReynolds preaches on Ephesians 1:15-19 and the beginning of Paul's prayer for the believers in Ephesus in the 5th sermon of our iDENTITY series.
Dr. Jim Spivey continues our #unApologetic series by examining the concept of the mysterious nature of God in the seventh sermon of the series.
In the 4th sermon in our iDENTITY series, Dr. Jim Spivey examines Ephesians 1:13-14. He shows that salvation is an act of the Triune God and believers are sealed with the promised Holy Spirit.
In the 6th sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey demonstrates that science, reason, and the biblical witness provide evidence for creation.
This week Chris Gardner walks through Ephesians 1:7-12 examining the identity believers have in Christ as those who have been redeemed.
Dr. Jim Spivey examines the triune nature of God in the 5th sermon of our #unApologetic series.
In the second message from our iDENTITY series, Dr. Jim Spivey exposits Ephesians 1:3-6.
In the fourth sermon in our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey considers the various worldviews and asserts that only one can be true. Scripture passage is Isaiah 45:5-6.
Dr. Jim Spivey opens our new series in Ephesians by providing an introduction and biblical background to the book. Passage: Ephesians 1:1-2.
Dr. Jim Spivey addresses postmodernism and relativism in the third sermon of our #unApologetic series by examining two texts from the Gospel of John.
In the second of our #unApologetic series, Dr. Jim Spivey addresses the question "Is there a God?" from Revelation 1:8.
Dr. Jim Spivey opens our #unApologetic series by examining 1 Peter 3:8-17. He challenges us to not be afraid, but be prepared to give a defense of the gospel. He urges us to take the offensive, but to back it up with Christian character and love.
Brother Ken Wells brings the final Christmas sermon of the year, examining Matthew 2:1-12.
This message comes from our Christmas Eve candlelight service. In this homily, Dr. Jim Spivey reminds us that Christ is the light of the world, and so are we who follow Him. He challenges us to take our light into the world.
In the final Sunday before Christmas, Dr. Jim Spivey brings a non-traditional Christmas message. From Hebrews 12, he reminds us of those who have gone before us and challenges us to continue in faith.
In the final sermon of our Ten Commandments series, Dr. Jim Spivey examines the New Testament teaching on the commandments.
On the third Sunday of Advent, Dr. Jim Spivey shows why we can rejoice in the Lord from Zephaniah 3:14-17.
Chris Gardner, one of our associate adult ministers, brings the message during our contemporary service. He examines 1 Corinthians 1:18-25.
Brother Joel McReynolds fills the pulpit this morning, continuing our Christmas series. He expounds on the story of the shepherds and angels in Luke 2.
Associate Minister to Adults Mark Becker speaks to us this week on 1 Corinthians 12:12-17 about the way the church functions as the body of Christ.
Pastor Emeritus Clyde Glazener fills the pulpit this morning and begins our Christmas series by examining Isaiah 9:6-7.
In the final session of our Ten Commandment series, Joel McReynolds teaches us how to slay the green-eyed monster by obedience to the 10th commandment - do not covet.
Paul Carby fills the pulpit this week as he prepares to depart from our fellowship to serve at a church in Saint Louis, MO. He preaches from 2 Timothy 4:1-8 questioning the legacy of his ministry and the legacy of the church.
In the final sermon of the God's Love series, Dr. Jim Spivey examines Paul's description of the earthly preparation for the eternal marriage to the church at Rome in Romans 5:1-5.
Dr. Jim Spivey wrestles with the question is lying always wrong as he covers the 9th commandment.
In the 4th sermon in this series, Dr. Jim Spivey examines how God's love relates to us as His children from 1 John 3:1-3.
Have you ever had anything stolen from you? If so, you know how upset that can make a person. In this sermon, Paul Carby expounds on the 8th commandment - do not steal.
Dr. Jim Spivey continues the God's Love series by examining Ephesians 2:4-7 at the riches believers have in Christ.
Joel McReynolds continues our Ten Commandment series this week. He examines the 7th Commandment - do not commit adultery. Joel calls us to be faithfulness in marriage.
Paul Carby presents the 6th commandment from Exodus 20:13. God commanded that we should love, but murder stems from hatred in the heart.
Dr. Jim Spivey presents Ephesians 3:14-19, demonstrating the stewardship of God's grace Christians possess and the strength of God available to us in difficult times.
Dr. Jim Spivey on Exodus 20:12. The fifth commandment is directed toward adults with the command to honor your parents.
Dr. Jim Spivey examines the 3rd commandment from Exodus 20:7. God's name is sacred and personal. It must be used correctly.
Paul Carby covers the second commandment by expositing Deuteronomy 4:15-24. God commanded to have no idols before Him.
Joel McReynolds exposits the first commandment from Deuteronomy 20:1-3. The law comes from the divine lawgiver. The first law reveals the heart of the law, which is a matter of our hearts.
Dr. Spivey's introduction to the Ten Commandment series in our contemporary service. Exposition of Deuteronomy 30:11-20.