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Underwood Baptist
Here at Underwood Baptist Church, under the Lordship of Christ, will fulfill the Great Commission by equipping each member to be God’s instrument of spiritual transformation in the home, church, community and world.
A compelling wrap-up to our “All for One & One for All” series on unity: from Babel’s warning about being unified around the wrong goals to the church’s call to God-honoring togetherness. When a body is truly unified, we gain a sharpened focus on the Great Commission (2 Tim 2), an enhanced vision for next steps (Acts 18), fruitful and relevant ministry, and real growth in maturity (Eph 4). The message ends with a corporate call to prayer—asking God to deepen our unity and protect us from division.
Despite alarming headlines and cultural turmoil, God is our refuge, strength, and ever-present help. He dwells with His people, rules over the chaos, and calls us to “be still and know” He is God. The sermon urges us to stop doom-scrolling, trust His sovereignty, find peace in His presence, and respond—whether by surrendering our lives to Christ or laying our anxieties before Him.
Luke 22 leads us to the Upper Room, where Jesus reframes Passover into the Lord’s Supper—a call to remember His body broken and blood poured out. We walk through five anchors of Communion: reflection on Christ’s sacrifice, fellowship with Him and His church, self-examination and repentance, public proclamation of the gospel, and a longing for the day we feast with Him in the Kingdom. Come ready to slow down, confess, give thanks, and fix your hope on heaven.
From Romans 12:9–18, we’ll unpack the ties that bind a church in unity—genuine love, competitive honor, and fervent service—and get practical about resolving conflict: don’t blow it when someone blows it, fight fire with forgiveness, and build back up. Come ready to roll up your sleeves and pursue peace “as far as it depends on you.”
Jesus calls us to radical generosity — not as a financial formula but as true worship and whole-life surrender. Join us as we unpack Matthew 6 and learn to lay up heavenly treasure, let go of money as our master, and give with open hands so God can multiply our lives for eternal impact.
A house divided can’t stand. From Matthew 12, we’ll confront how church division damages our witness, stalls our mission, fractures community—and why guarding unity isn’t optional but essential to keep this house from collapse.
Talking about money? It’s really about the heart. From Leviticus 23’s “firstfruits,” we’ll see why God asks for our first and best—not our leftovers—and how prioritizing generosity declares He’s our Provider and reflects Christ Himself.
In a world addicted to division, John 17 calls the church to reflect the Trinity’s own oneness, to resist the enemy’s wedges, and to choose fellowship over offense. This week we’ll learn why unity is Jesus’ desire, how it mirrors our triune God, and how we guard it in real life. Come ready to lock arms.
When Paul wrote about the Macedonian churches, he described people who gave not out of surplus, but out of sacrifice—overflowing with joy even in poverty. Why? Because their first step was giving themselves fully to the Lord. That’s the heart of grace-filled, generous stewardship. This week, we’ll see how trusting God with our resources isn’t just about paying down debt—it’s about proving our love genuine and joining Him in the work of ministry.
We’ve all got excuses—but God’s call still stands. In Exodus 3–4, Moses says, “I’m not ready… I don’t know what to say… They won’t listen… I’m not a good speaker… Send someone else.” God answers every excuse with His presence, power, and promise: “I AM with you.” This week, trade hesitation for obedience and say yes to what God’s asking you to do—now.
This Sunday we’ll look at Jesus’ words in John 15: “I am the vine, you are the branches.” A fruitful life isn’t about trying harder—it’s about abiding in Christ, letting the Spirit cultivate our hearts, and walking in obedience that glorifies God. Come ready to learn how to move from empty claims to a life overflowing with real fruit.
When God gives vision, it’s never just for us to admire—it’s for us to act. Like Nehemiah, we’re called to seek His direction, pray for His provision, and then rise up together to build what only He can bless.
Prayer isn’t just a last resort—it’s the lifeline of faith. James reminds us that real prayer intercedes, forgives, persists, and even restores the wandering. What could God do if we truly prayed like that?
Why does the Church exist? Jesus gave us a clear answer in the Great Commission. This week, discover our mission to lift high His name, reach the lost, and build up the body of Christ—until He returns.
James 5:1-12 warns against wealth that corrodes the soul — when gain comes through greed, injustice, and indifference. How should the righteous respond?
It’s not a building, a show, or a social club—it’s a people. A chosen people. A royal priesthood. A holy nation. We are called out of darkness and into marvelous light—not just to gather, but to proclaim His goodness and live out His mission together. In a world that’s desperate to belong, the Church must rise up—not in isolation, but in unity. Because God is still building His Church.
James reminds us that life is a vapor—we’re not promised tomorrow. It’s not about stopping your plans, it’s about surrendering them. Who’s really in control? When we live with an eternal mindset and walk in obedience, we step into the will of God—not just for the future, but for today.
There’s a war raging—and it’s not just around you, it’s within you. Selfish desires pull us toward pride, compromise, and spiritual adultery. But James doesn’t just expose the fight—he shows us the way to freedom. This message is a call to surrender, to stop holding hands with the world, and to find peace in submitting to the God who gives more grace.
Your words reveal your heart. This message from James challenges us to surrender both—because the tongue can’t be tamed without transformation.
Is your faith alive—or on life support? James 2 calls us to a faith that works—a faith that can be seen, felt, and that makes a difference. We’ll talk about moving from passive belief to an active, obedient, servant-hearted faith that doesn’t just claim Jesus but lives for Him every day. Don’t miss this chance to do some spiritual CPR!
This week we're diving into James 2 and the challenge it gives us to reject favoritism. What does it really mean to see people the way God sees them? How do we love our neighbors without partiality, even when they're nothing like us? Join us as we talk about valuing every person as an image-bearer of God, showing mercy over judgment, and making sure the gospel truly is for whosoever will.
The enemy won’t always announce his attacks. We’ll talk about how to stay alert, stand firm in your God-given identity, and fight back the right way. Don’t settle for being such a small threat that he ignores you—know who you are in Christ, and know that God wins. Join us as we unpack what real spiritual battle looks like.
Real faith doesn’t just nod along — it shows up in how you live.
James reminds us that hearing God’s Word isn’t enough — we’re called to do something with it. Don’t settle for a faith that sounds good on Sunday but stays silent the rest of the week. Live it. Speak it. Walk it.
James doesn’t sugarcoat faith — he puts boots on it. This series is about a faith that holds up in the real world, not just the church pew. When trials hit and life gets messy, does your belief actually behave? Join us as we walk through the book of James and discover what it means to follow Jesus with grit, grace, and everyday obedience.
Some diamonds are priceless—yet still treated carelessly. But your salvation? It's worth more, secured by the Father, sealed by the Spirit, and saved for eternity. The real question isn’t “Can I lose it?”… it’s “Have I ever truly received it?”
God’s will isn’t a mystery for the spiritual elite — it’s a path revealed to surrendered, humble hearts. If you're willing to lay down your agenda, slow your pace, and trust His timing, you might just find that His direction is clearer than you think.
This week’s question might be the most important of all: Is Jesus really the only way? In a world full of options and opinions, we turn to John 14:6—where Jesus gives a bold, clear answer. Come hear why He is the way, the truth, and the life—and why that changes everything for you.
God’s will isn’t a mystery for the spiritual elite — it’s a path revealed to surrendered, humble hearts. If you're willing to lay down your agenda, slow your pace, and trust His timing, you might just find that His direction is clearer than you think.
You can’t pass down what you haven’t owned yourself. If we want our kids and grandkids to know the Lord, it starts with us living a real, rooted, and daily faith at home — not just in what we say, but in how we love, lead, and obey.
Faith that lasts doesn’t happen by accident — it’s passed down with purpose. If we want the next generation to know and follow Jesus, we have to teach them His Word, tell them of His faithfulness, and train them to walk with Him every step of the way.
The world’s definition of family keeps shifting, but God's design hasn’t changed. It’s time to tear down the idols, trust His faithfulness, and choose — as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
The resurrection isn’t just a story — it changes everything about life, death, and eternity. The empty tomb proves God's plan, pays our debt, and calls for a response.
This week, we’ll walk through Matthew 21:1–11 and take a closer look at the question, “Who is this King of Glory?” As Jesus enters Jerusalem, His identity is revealed in powerful and unexpected ways—inviting us to see Him more clearly and respond with faith.
Serving like Jesus goes beyond actions—it starts with the heart. In John 13, we see a Savior who knelt to serve, showing us that true greatness comes through humility, love, and a willingness to act. What’s stopping you from picking up the towel?
Spiritual warfare is real, and the enemy’s tactics are subtle—deception, distraction, and division. In Ephesians 6, Paul doesn’t just warn us of the battle; he shows us how to stand strong by putting on the full armor of God. Are you dressed for the fight?
Discover how God's blueprint for relationships—at home, in marriage, and even in the workplace—reflects His greater purpose. When we follow His design, our daily lives become a testimony of the gospel in action.
Walking in faith isn’t just about belief—it’s about action. Colossians 1 calls us to a life that is worthy of the Lord, bearing fruit, growing in knowledge, and strengthened by His power. The question is: Are you walking this way?
A transformed life isn’t just about change—it’s about pursuing purity, walking in the light, and living with wisdom. Ephesians 5 challenges us to step into the fullness of who God calls us to be.
Engaging the Culture with the Gospel of Christ, based on Matthew 5:13-16. This teaching challenges believers to season the world with grace, shine the light of Christ in the darkness, and stay faithful to His calling.
Humble Servants, based on Philippians 2:1-4. This teaching encourages the church to walk in unity and adopt the mindset of Christ—living humbly and serving others for the glory of God.
Prepare your heart for a powerful message on Heart Housekeeping, based on Matthew 6:9-13. This teaching reminds us to cry out, “Lord, clean us up!” and “Lord, keep us clean!”, as we seek a life of purity and daily renewal in His presence.
A Call to Christian Conduct from Ephesians 4:17-5:2. This teaching challenges us to put away our old ways, pursue righteous living, and pattern our lives after Jesus. It's a call to walk in the light, embracing the transformation that comes through Christ!
Life is better when you’re fed—but not just physically. There’s a bread that satisfies far beyond the table. Let’s dig in!
Are you walking in a way that reflects the calling you’ve received? True unity, love, and spiritual growth start with how we walk. Let’s dive in!
Salvation, mission, and a life fueled by prayer—strengthened, grown, and filled with His presence. This message unpacks what it means to live in the fullness of God through the work of the Holy Spirit.
What happens when God's kingdom takes priority over ours? When His will overrides our own? This message unpacks the Lord’s Prayer and the struggle of surrender, challenging us to pray with kingdom purpose.
We were once dead in sin, but now we’re alive in Christ. Once divided, now united. Once distant, now near. This message unpacks the incredible transformation Jesus brings through His grace.
Prayer isn’t just talking to God—it’s approaching ourAbba with the reverence He deserves. Jesus taught us to pray with both closeness and awe, recognizing the power of His rule and the holiness of His name. In a world that treats God casually, we are called to honor Him completely. Let’s learn topray like this.
In Christ, we are not just saved—we are chosen, adopted, redeemed, and sealed for eternity. Ephesians 1 reminds us that our identity isn’t found in what we do but in what He has already done. Our inheritance is secure, our future is promised, and the Holy Spirit marks us as His forever. Step into the truth of who you areIn Christ!
Is your prayer life real or just a performance? Let's unpack Matthew 6:5-8 and see what Jesus says about authentic prayer.
What if giving wasn’t just about what you give, but how you give? We’ll dive into 2 Corinthians 8-9 and discover the heart behind true generosity.
Get ready to dive into 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 as we explore how sin impacts us, the incredible plan God has for our salvation, and what it means for the church to live out its mission. It’s a message that calls us to embrace His grace and go boldly for His glory!
Ready to hear about the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time)? This message from Mark 12:28-34 will reveal what it truly means to love God and others, and why our greatest need is Him.
Explore how true service calls us to unity, selflessness, and humility. Discover what it means to serve here and now, following the example set in Philippians 2:1-8.
Join us as we explore Hebrews 10:19-25, focusing on how we can draw near to God, hold fast to our faith, and stir up love and good works within our church community!
Uncover the importance of moving forward in faith, standing firm in truth, and positioning ourselves properly in God's plan. Drawing from Joshua's journey, we'll see how remembering past victories fuels our future. Don't miss this reflection on how being spiritually stagnant can hold us back and why standing on God's statutes leads to true success!
Dive into the heart of commitment with a message from Colossians 3:1-17. We'll explore how being raised with Christ shapes our pursuits, the transformations in our conduct, and the vital role consistency plays in our walk with the Lord. Get ready to reflect on what it means to live out your commitment daily and intentionally!
It's time to claim what is rightfully ours as Christ followers! Through His power, Jesus has given us everything we need for life and godliness. He calls us by His glory and virtue, grants us His precious promises, and invites us to partake in His divine nature. Don't miss the incredible inheritance He has prepared for you—step into the fullness of what really matters!
This message explores Simeon’s Song from Luke 2, revealing how the birth of Jesus fulfills God’s promises of salvation, hope, and redemption. It reminds us to pursue righteousness and devotion as we wait on the Lord, and highlights the profound truth that true peace comes only through encountering God’s salvation. At its heart, the message points to the sacrificial love of Christ, who was born to bring us eternal hope and redemption.
Zechariah's Song in Luke 1:67-79 celebrates God’s faithfulness, highlighting Jesus as our Redeemer, Deliverer, Promise Keeper, and Merciful Savior. It’s a powerful reminder of God’s mercy and the hope we have in Christ.
This sermon, based on Luke 1:46-56, explores Mary's Song (the Magnificat) and its powerful example of worship, faith, and marveling at God's attributes. It challenges us to magnify the Lord this Christmas season, reflect on His redemptive work, and intentionally make Christ the center of our celebration.
This sermon centers on the theme of gratitude and the profound blessings God provides, using a moving story from a leper colony and the biblical account of Jesus healing the ten lepers in Luke 17. It emphasizes shifting focus from material blessings to the spiritual abundance in Christ, urging believers to express heartfelt thanksgiving to the Giver rather than just the gifts.
Jesus’ parable in Matthew 13:24-30 highlights the battle between God’s truth and the enemy’s deceptions. While the weeds (falsehood) grow among the wheat (truth), God’s justice will prevail at the harvest, separating the genuine from the counterfeit. Stay rooted in faith and discern truth.
This message emphasizes that prayer should be sincere, private, and focused on connecting with God, not on impressing others. Jesus teaches that true prayer acknowledges God’s holiness and brings us closer to Him, showing us the power of genuine, heartfelt prayer.
This message focuses on the dangers of greed and the importance of placing our trust in God, not in wealth or possessions. True life and security aren’t found in material things but in a relationship with God. Instead of storing up treasures for ourselves, we’re called to live generously and rely on God to provide for our needs.
This message encourages us to share our story of faith, showing how God’s grace has changed us. We may have different backgrounds, but each story shows God’s love. In a world that needs truth, we have good news to share: Jesus came to save us all. When we live for God’s glory, our actions and words become a light to others, pointing them to His love and forgiveness.
This message calls for a revival in our nation, saying we need to turn back to God in a time of moral and political confusion. It encourages Christians to get involved in shaping society, rather than standing aside. Using examples from the Bible, it highlights the importance of godly leadership, prioritizing church and worship, following God’s Word, removing distractions or sins, and renewing our commitment to worship. True change, it says, starts in the church and can spread across the country through prayer, repentance, and faith in God’s teachings.
In Matthew 18:21-35, Jesus teaches that forgiveness should be limitless, calling us to forgive as freely as we’ve been forgiven by God. Through the parable of the unforgiving servant, Jesus shows that true forgiveness is complete, breaking the cycle of bitterness and mirroring His own boundless grace.
The Parable of the Good Samaritan encourages us to embody our faith by showing mercy and love to those in need. It also inspires us to overcome societal barriers in order to lead others to the message of the cross.
When we truly encounter Jesus, He transforms us from passive to purposeful, inspiring action, courage, and boldness in our faith. Drawing from Acts 1-4, we’ll see how the early church chose movement over idleness, fighting for the gospel rather than fleeing in fear, and boldly proclaiming Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit. It's a call to step out of self-focus and be fully Spirit-filled, impacting the world for Jesus!
Discover the priceless value of God's Kingdom through the merchant's pursuit, the precious pearl, and the cost of true discipleship.
The Parable of the Great Banquet from Luke 14, where Jesus tells a powerful story about a man who prepares a great feast and invites many, yet receives nothing but excuses in return. We’ll unpack the key lessons from this parable: how we are called to extend God’s invitation to all, expect rejection from some, but respond with urgency to reach those who are willing. Discover the depth of God’s grace and the importance of sharing His message with a world in need of hope and salvation!
In our modern context, many of us, including pastors, face discouragement and burnout. Yet, God's message remains the same: get up, look up, and link up. By following these steps, we can experience a lasting revival and a deeper, more consistent relationship with God.
Listen in to the amazing testimony of how God has worked in the life of Bro. Jerry Phillips! At 85, he’s still going strong, serving and sharing his faith. He’s like Underwood’s very own Indiana Jones—full of adventure, wisdom, and a heart for the Lord!
Psalm 63, a powerful psalm of David written during a time of great personal trial. David, while in the wilderness, expresses a deep thirst for God, acknowledging that only God can truly satisfy the longings of our souls. This psalm teaches us three key lessons: God is the object of our thirst, satisfaction in God exceeds our expectations, and inward satisfaction in God warrants outward action.
The enemy stirs up failure in our lives through temptation, pride, and distance from Jesus. But it's not over —there’s always a way back to grace. Tune in to learn how to recognize these warning signs and stay grounded in your faith.
Our worthiness is not based on our deeds but on the covenant established by God. Just as Mephibosheth was unaware of the covenant and lived in fear, many Christians today live as spiritual paupers, not realizing the immense riches they have in Christ. We are fully accepted, loved, forgiven, and made clean by the blood of Jesus. This understanding should transform how we live, moving us from a place of shame and guilt to one of joy and gratitude for the riches we have in Christ.
Jesus tells Peter that on this rock, He will build His church, and Peter will play a crucial role in this mission. This commission extends to all believers, who are given the keys to the kingdom to share the gospel and build the church.
The Tree of Life appears throughout Scripture, symbolizing wisdom and eternal life. In contrast, the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represents self-reliance and disobedience. Our choices today mirror those of Adam and Eve: we can choose to live life our way or God's way. The cross, the third tree, is where Jesus bore the consequences of our wrong choices, offering us a path to eternal life through His sacrifice.
There are great needs in faraway places, and we have a choice to obey God's call. Whether it's fear, prejudice, or apathy that holds us back, we must remember that God equips and provides for those He calls.
Jesus' call to follow Him is a call to a life of continual growth and repentance. It's about daily surrendering our lives to Him and allowing Him to transform us into His likeness. As we look forward to His return, we are reminded that all our sacrifices and efforts in following Him will be worth it.
Matthew 14:22-33 teaches us about the nature of faith and the common factors that cause us to waver: fear, loss of focus, doubt, and trials. Despite these challenges, we are reminded that Jesus' presence, His confrontation of our fears, His ultimate control, and the authority of His word provide us with the assurance we need to stand firm. Even when we falter, we must call out for help, reach for Jesus, and not get discouraged. Ultimately, our moments of wavering should lead us back to worship, as worship has the power to calm the storms within us.
Jesus is always near, and He listens when we call out to Him. He loves us and wants to help us, just like He helped the blind men. If you ever need anything, just pray and talk to Jesus. He's always there for you!
Expecting God’s presence in our daily lives transforms our approach to challenges, enabling us to face them with confidence and peace. God’s presence is our source of strength, and His promise to be with us is our anchor in times of trouble. As we navigate life’s valleys and peaks, we must remember that God’s hand is always extended, ready to guide us home.
As Peter abandons his old life to follow Jesus, he exemplifies the call to leave everything behind for the sake of the Gospel. This journey, filled with highs and lows, begins with a single step of obedience. The challenge for us today is to evaluate whether we are all in with Jesus, ready to abandon our own "ships" to accompany the Savior.
Depression can affect anyone, regardless of their spiritual maturity or past victories. Elijah's story serves as a reminder that even the strongest among us can fall into despair. Tune in as we look at practical steps to overcome depression, including being open to the Holy Spirit's guidance, confessing our sins, and surrendering our burdens to God.
As we reflect on the early church, let us strive to emulate their deep devotion, intentional fellowship, genuine compassion, fervent praise, and evangelistic effort. May we be a church that is marked by these attributes, advancing the gospel and glorifying God in all we do.
It's important to use our difficulties as testimonies to share God's goodness and faithfulness with others. By doing so, we can encourage others and bring glory to God.
Deacon is a role of great responsibility and accountability, first to God and then to the congregation. Deacons are to be examples of servanthood, embodying the teachings of Christ in their daily lives. This service is not just a duty but a privilege, and it contributes to the unity and growth of the church.
We are called to trust God with every aspect of our lives, recognizing that our trials are not without purpose. They shape our character and deepen our faith. As we face our own thorns, let us ask God how He can use them for His glory, rather than simply asking for their removal.
A New Testament church functions best when it is led by a pastor with a God-given vision, served by deacons who handle practical needs, organized by committees committed to specific tasks, and approved by a unified congregation. This structure allows the church to make a significant impact on its culture and fulfill its mission.
Which cross are you on? Are you rejecting Jesus, or accepting Him? This decision determines your eternal destiny. The invitation is open to all to accept Jesus, repent, and be born again, experiencing the transformative power of His grace and mercy.
We are called to be co-laborers with Christ, sharing the truth of the gospel with compassion and intentionality. Let us not be content with merely knowing about Jesus but strive to make Him known to others. May we be burdened for the souls around us and be bold in our witness, trusting that God will use our efforts for His glory and the good of others.
Our position in this mission is not just about vertical alignment with God but also about horizontal deployment. The Great Commission calls us to get out of our comfort zones and make disciples wherever we are. Let us pray for the courage and conviction to fulfill this mission.
Let's delve into the impact of fatherhood on faith, using the book of Jude, specifically verses 24 and 25, as our guide.
Jesus emphasizes that only one thing is necessary: to sit at His feet and listen. This is the "one thing" that will not be taken away from us. Let us strive to make Jesus our one thing, our primary focus, so that everything else in our lives falls into its rightful place.
The call to imitate Christ is a call to live a life of love, humility, and selflessness. It is a call to be mindful of how our actions impact others and to strive to build up and encourage those around us. By doing so, we can be a powerful witness to the transformative power of Christ in our lives.
Our lives should reflect a deep-seated confidence in the gospel of Jesus Christ. This confidence is not about being worthy of the gospel but about living in a manner that is appropriate for those who have received it. When we are confident in the gospel, we can boldly share it with others, knowing that it has the power to transform lives.
The Kingdom of God is a present reality that we must actively seek. It is a way of life that affects every aspect of our being. When we prioritize God's Kingdom, everything else falls into place.
Our homes should be a reflection of our faith. We must love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and might, and diligently teach these commandments to our children. It's a call to ensure that our homes are not just places of comfort but centers of spiritual activity and growth.
True progress in our faith and church life requires constant movement towards deeper relationships with Jesus and greater impact in our community.
God is with us, God is in us, and God is for us. These truths are simple yet profound and can transform how we live our daily lives, facing challenges with the assurance of His presence and support.
The nature of Christ not only offers comfort but also demands a response of faith and trust. As we navigate the challenges and changes of life, holding fast to the truth of Jesus Christ assures us of His sufficiency in all things.
The call to want more from our relationship with God is a call to active participation in His kingdom work. It’s about moving beyond complacency, stepping out in faith, and being proactive stewards of the gifts God has given us.
Let's explore the profound implications of the Christian mission, in Luke chapter 10, where Jesus sends out the 72 disciples. This passage serves as a cornerstone for understanding our role and responsibilities as followers of Christ.
It's so important that we live a life that reflects Jesus. Just like in the movie "The Truman Show," where the protagonist's life is constantly under surveillance, we too, as Christ followers, need to realize our actions are always being watched by others.
What do you see when you look at your life? Do you see insurmountable barriers or do you see a cause that cannot be stopped? As Christ followers, we must be people who see opportunities for God to work, rather than obstacles that are unbeatable.
The miraculous event of Jesus feeding the 4,000, emphasizes that His miracles always have a motive and purpose beyond the spectacle, to glorify God and edify us. Jesus' deep compassion for the crowd is a model for us to follow.
Our faith is often tested in small ways, and how we respond to these tests prepares us for larger challenges. Just as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego had practiced their faith in small acts of obedience, we too must be faithful in the small things to strengthen our resolve for the bigger tests of faith.
The resurrection of Jesus is a historical fact that has personal implications for each of us. It is not just a past event but a present reality that continues to impact our lives. As we reflect on the resurrection, we are reminded that Jesus is intimately involved in our lives and desires a personal relationship with each of us.
The Lord's Supper is a profound moment of reflection and proclamation. As we partake, we declare the Lord's death and His eventual return. This act of remembrance is not just about looking back at the cross but also looking forward to the fulfillment of His promise to come again. It's a dual act of faith—honoring the past sacrifice and anticipating the future victory.
There are 3 times where the Bible recorded Jesus weeping, Listen in as Bro. Larry Wright explains why He wept in those moments.
Granger Smith joins us and recounts a deeply personal and transformative journey that began with a devastating tragedy and led to a profound spiritual awakening. The journey unfolded through four pivotal moments: a devastating day, a nefarious night, a miracle morning, and a really bright light..
Walking by the Spirit is a daily surrender that leads to a life free from the grip of fleshly desires. As we become consumed with God's purposes, our former vices lose their appeal and power over us. This intentional focus on spiritual matters ensures that our time and energy are invested in what truly matters—God's kingdom work.
Knowing Jesus is essential for breaking the grip of vice. It is not enough to know of Him; we must know Him personally and intimately. This knowledge is transformative, leading us from salvation into a life of sanctification where we grow in our understanding and application of His truth.
The conflict of desires is the daily battle between our flesh and the Spirit of God within us. Galatians 5:17 tells us that the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and these are opposed to each other. This internal struggle is why we find ourselves reaching for the forbidden fruits, succumbing to temptations, and falling into cycles of sin and repentance. We hate our sins, yet we continue to indulge in them because, deep down, we might still find some enjoyment in them.
God's presence is not drawn to the outwardly attractive or esteemed by worldly standards, but to those who are often overlooked and marginalized. The church must reflect this heart of Christ, embracing and transforming lives regardless of societal status.
To experience God's presence, we must be hungry and humble, willing to die to self and earnestly seek Him. It is not about religious rituals or legalistic steps; it is about a relationship with the living God. We must wake up to the reality of where we are, build up our relationship with Him, look up to His works, take up His word, and move up in repentance towards Him.
The essence of Christian service is rooted in self-denial and the willingness to perform humble tasks for the benefit of others. This concept is foundational to the church's mission and reflects the sacrificial nature of Jesus Christ's own ministry. The act of service is a tangible expression of love and commitment to the well-being of the community.
The Word of God is not merely a text but a dynamic presence that invites believers into a personal encounter with Jesus. When individuals open the Bible, they are not just reading words but entering into a space where they are taught and held by Jesus Himself. This understanding transforms the act of reading scripture into a deeply relational experience.
The process of refinement in the Christian life is akin to the purification of gold; it is a necessary and ongoing journey that aims to remove the dross of our human nature to reveal the image of Christ within us. This process is not comfortable, but it is essential for spiritual growth and effectiveness in God's kingdom.
Listen in to the message as it challenges individuals, especially heads of households, to take a stand for righteousness and to ensure that their homes are places where God is served and honored.
Listen in as we begin a new series! Jesus is intimately involved in the life of the church, knowing the hearts and actions of His followers. This knowledge is not for condemnation but for the purpose of guiding believers back to a place of love and obedience. The awareness of Jesus' presence should inspire a sincere devotion and a desire to please Him above all else.
Listen in as we continue in our series based on Psalm 139! No matter where we are in life Jesus will meet us were we are.
Listen in as we continue in our series based on Psalm 139! No matter where we are in life Jesus will meet us were we are.
Are you in a season of waiting? Listen in as we discuss how we can trust in the Lord during our season of waiting.
Listen in as we continue in our series based on Psalm 139! No matter where we are in life Jesus will meet us were we are.
Listen in as we begin a new series based on Psalm 139! No matter where we are in life Jesus will meet us were we are.
Are you running from the Lord? Listen in as we talk about Jonah and how he tried to escape his calling from the Lord.
Listen in as we continue in our series, PEARLS FOR PIGS. This week we discuss the idol of entertainment.
As children of God, WE ARE BLESSED! Listen in as we discuss how The Blessed should and should not be living according to God's Word.
Jesus, while on the earth, seemed to be quite the people watcher. The question is, what does He observe as He watches us?
Our church turns 70 this year on July 5! We thought it would be a nice treat to bring in our Pastor Emeritus, Donnie McDaniel! Listen in as he shares some old stories of UBC and what the Lord is still teaching him today!
Let's talk about JESUS! On this episode, we have Mallory Brewer and Tyler Dolan joining Matt Buerhaus on the podcast!
Let's talk about JESUS! On this episode, we have Kim Livingston and Lisa Buffaloe joining Matt Buerhaus on the podcast!
Tune in as Jason Lentz shares a personal testimony of how Jesus changed and blessed his life.
Let's talk about JESUS! On this episode, we have Hunter Smith and Ryan Speas joining Matt Buerhaus!
Listen in to the last installment of our series, ROADBED REMINISCING, where we take a look at the moment two people had with Jesus on the road to Emmaus!
Tune in to our series, ROADBED REMINISCING, where we take a look at the moment two people had with Jesus on the road to Emmaus!
Scott and his wife, Rachel Partridge, are church planters and International Mission Board team leaders for North Germany serving in Hamburg, Germany. Though living in a country rich with Christian heritage, Scott estimates less than 2 percent of Hamburg’s two million residents identify as evangelical Christians. Instead, Scott and Rachel find hearts have hardened and people often view faith as a private matter or thing of the past. As they meet people and build relationships, Scott said, “We are always looking for a way to bridge the gospel.” And despite the obstacles, those gospel conversations are leading to new churches planted and believers who are being discipled in evangelism.
Listen in with us as we start a new thing at UBC. We, as a church, just get together and talk about Jesus! In this episode, we are joined by Matt Buerhaus, Jerry Phillips, Lee Cockrell and Luke Blalock and they discuss how the idea for this new series started and how God has, and currently is, working in their lives.
A new year brings with it an opportunity to hit reset. And as Jesus followers, sometimes a reset is exactly what we need.
A new year brings with it an opportunity to hit reset. And as Jesus followers, sometimes a reset is exactly what we need.
Listen in as we welcome our guest speaker Chad Williams to UBC! Chad Williams, former Navy SEAL, having served his country proudly from 2004-2010, is now engaged in full-time ministry work. Chad uses the training and experience he gained as a SEAL to help communicate the Gospel to others. Chad and his wife, Aubrey, live in Huntington Beach, California.
Listen in as we welcome our guest speaker Chad Williams to UBC! Chad Williams, former Navy SEAL, having served his country proudly from 2004-2010, is now engaged in full-time ministry work. Chad uses the training and experience he gained as a SEAL to help communicate the Gospel to others. Chad and his wife, Aubrey, live in Huntington Beach, California. We are thrilled to have him join us for our BEAST FEAST 2023 event!
A new year brings with it an opportunity to hit reset. And as Jesus followers, sometimes a reset is exactly what we need.
A new year brings with it an opportunity to hit reset. And as Jesus followers, sometimes a reset is exactly what we need.
Listen in as we conclude our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul.
Struggling with some anxiety in your life? Listen in to our last installment as we find out how we can overcome our struggles and anxiety through Jesus!
Tune in as we welcome Andrè de Vries all the way from Africa! Andrè serves at Africa 4 Jesus, which is a Discipleship ministry where they focus on running and opening up sustainable discipleship schools within South Africa, Africa and the rest of the world.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul. This week, we partake in the Lord's Supper.
Listen in as Ryan Speas tells his story of how God changed his life. Ryan also gives some encouragement to our men and how we are to sharpen each other.
Struggling with some anxiety in your life? Listen in as we find out how we can overcome our struggles and anxiety through Jesus!
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul.
Struggling with some anxiety in your life? Listen in as we find out how we can overcome our struggles and anxiety through Jesus!
Tune in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul.
Listen in as Matt Buerhaus talks about how we shouldn't miss out on the opportunities God has given us.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our soul.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our hungry soul.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. In this series we look at how God satisfies our hungry soul.
Listen is as we begin a new series, THE HUNGRY SOUL. A series where we look at how God satisfies the hungry soul.
Listen in as Bro. Trey Mitchell continues in the series, WELL TALES., where we look at some significant moments that took place around a well.
Listen in as our Pastor Emeritus, Donnie McDaniel, talks about the importance of being salt and light in the world today!
Listen in with us as we launch into a new series looking at some significant moments that took place around a well.
Listen in as we continue to learn the importance of being ROADBLOCKS TO HELL in the life of a lost person.
Listen in as we continue to learn the importance of being ROADBLOCKS TO HELL in the life of a lost person.
Do you want revival? Listen in as Bro. Doug explains how we can have revival through God.
Listen in as we continue to learn the importance of being ROADBLOCKS TO HELL in the life of a lost person.
Listen is as Jason Brewer talks about the impact of MAN CHURCH on him and some of the men in our church.
Listen in as we continue to learn the importance of being ROADBLOCKS TO HELL in the life of a lost person.
Exodus talks about God being a "Jealous God", but what does that mean? Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris explains the scripture.
Listen in as we continue in our BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM series. This week, we talk about The Blessing of Persecution.
Listen in as we continue in our BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM series. This week, we talk about The Blessing of Peace.
Listen in as we continue in our BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM series. This week, we talk about The Blessing of Purity.
Happy Father's Day! Listen in to find out how we can become men of VALOR in the eyes of the Lord.
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Blessing of MERCY".
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Blessing of Hunger".
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Blessing of Brokenness".
Listen in as we continue in our series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Blessing of Loss".
Listen in as we begin a new series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Blessing of Poverty".
Listen in as we begin a new series, THE BLESSINGS OF THE KINGDOM. This week, we discuss the topic of "Thy Kingdom Come".
For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. Listen in as Bro Doug Farris breaks down Romans 11:33-36.
Listen in as we continue in the series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Victory".
Listen in as we continue in the series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, we discuss the topic of "The Struggle".
Happy Easter! He is risen! Listen in as bro. Doug talks about the importance of the empty tomb
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of The Gift of Freedom.
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of Freedom's Fruit.
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of A Different Freedom.
Listen in as we continue in the series, Are You Serious, Jesus?where we take a look at some of the absurd things Jesus said and what they meant.
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED.This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of A Path to Freedom.
Listen in as we take a look at some of the absurd things Jesus said and what they meant.
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of Fight from Freedom.
This year we welcome our special guest Mark Garnett to BEAST FEAST 2022. Listen in as Mark discusses the topic of Surrender.
Listen in as we continue in the series LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of, "Life of Freedom"
Listen in as we continue in our series, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of Freedom Through Death.
We need to be having Jesus conversations with the lost people in our world today. Listen in and find out why that's important.
Join us as we begin a new series called, LIFE UNCHAINED. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of Foundations For Freedom.
Listen in as we continue in our series, ANSWER THE CALL. This week, we discuss the topic of "Calling All Disciples".
There’s a couple of different types of lingo we tend to find in church. One that belongs, and one that doesn’t. Listen in with us as we do some word searching.
Listen in as we continue in our series ANSWER THE CALL. This week, we discuss the topic of "A Call to Prayer".
It matters what you choose to reference. So, we invite you listen in with us as we discuss why.
Listen in as our special guest this week, Larry Wright, teaches on the subject of GRUMBLING AGAINST GRACE.
Listen in as we continue in our new series titled, ANSWER THE CALL. This week's topic is Calling All Thirsty.
Listen in as we continue in our new series titled, ANSWER THE CALL. This week's topic is Calling All Weary.
Listen in with us as we kick off the new year with a new series titled, ANSWER THE CALL. This week's topic is Calling All Rebels.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the topic of Do You Believe The Gospel?
Listen in as Bro. Doug continues in our miniseries for the Christmas Season titled, MINISTRY OF THE MESSIAH.
Listen in as Bro. Doug begins a miniseries for the Christmas Season titled, MINISTRY OF THE MESSIAH.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the topic of The Impact of the Resurrection.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the topic of The Impact of His Burial.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the topic of The Personal Impact of the Savior.
There comes a point when a line has to be drawn. No more tolerating. No more compromising.
Do you want to see God move in your life, community, family or church? Listen in as Bro. Matt Buerhaus brings our message this week.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, Impacted by the Savior.
Need some encouragement? Listen in as Bro. Phil Waldrep brings the word that the Lord laid on his heart.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, The Gospel To Barabbas.
There are 3 different types of people...THE NATURAL PERSON, THE SPIRITUAL PERSON and the FLESHLY PERSON. Listen in to see which seat you are currently sitting in...
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, How to Deny Jesus.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, Impacted by his Suffering.
Listen in as special guest Randy Bostick teaches on the topic of, God Is All That and More!
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, Who's In Charge?
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, Gethsemane Praying
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris Continues in the series, Impacted by Jesus. This week we focus on the subject of, Will You Take Jesus? We also partake in the Lord's Supper this week!
All of us could use a startup from time to time. Listen in with us as we discuss getting ourselves in motion.
Listen in as Bro. Matt buerhaus teaches on the subject of OVERCOMING UNCERTAINTIES OF LIFE.
Do you need encouragement? Or would you like to be an encourager to someone else? Listen in as Dusty McLemore gives some advice on how to be an encourager!
Listen in as Bro. Doug continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the topic of, "Is It Me?".
Listen in as Bro. Doug continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the topic of, "A Beautiful Thing".
Listen in as Bro. Doug continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the topic of, "The Last Days".
Jesus, through His sacrificial death and resurrection, made available to us a way for our relationship to be restored with God. “Therefore”. . .
Listen in as Bro. Doug continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the topic of, "Keep Your Eyes Open".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the topic of "Lesson from the Lord".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the topic of "Questioning the Lord".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the topic of "Lord of the Vineyard".
We face a numerous amount of choices each and every day. Including spiritual choices. So often we’ve found those choices to be followed with the thought, would it not be better. . .
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the topic of "The Authority Question".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris returns back to the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the subject of "My Church".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris returns back to the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the subject of "Real Life Lessons".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris returns back to the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Different King".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Spirit-Filled Church".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Gospel-Centered Church".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Foundation of Fellowship".
Listen in with us as we walk through and learn from one of the strangest funeral scenes found in Scripture.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Overcoming Church".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Church Built On The Word".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "A Praying Church"
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris begins a new series titled, FOUNDATIONS OF THE CHURCH. This week, we discuss the subject of "The Church's One Foundation"
Listen in as Bro. Matt Buerhaus Continues in our REVIVAL Series. This week, we discuss the subject of "Serve HIM & Serve Them"
Don't you want your marriage to thrive? Listen in to the second session from our THRIVE Marriage Conference on April 17, 2021
Don't you want your marriage to thrive? Listen to the first session from our THRIVE Marriage Conference on April 16, 2021
This week we continue in our REVIVAL series. Listen in as we discuss the topic "Body of Christ ENGAGED".
This week we continue in our REVIVAL series! Listen in as we discuss the topic of "Everyone Reach One!".
Listen in as Bro.Doug Farris continues in the series, REVIVAL. This week, we discuss the subject of a "Refocus".
Listen in as Bro.Doug Farris begins a new series, REVIVAL. This week, we discuss the subject of a "Repent and Rebuild".
Listen in as Bro.Doug Farris begins a new series, REVIVAL. This week, we discuss the subject of a "Revival Restart".
Listen in as Bro.Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, we discuss the subject of how "Help Is On The Way".
Listen in as Bro.Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This, week we discuss the subject of "Evidence of Impact".
Listen in as Bro.Trey Mitchell discusses how to Increase Your Endurance in your walk with God!
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "None Good?."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of how "Jesus Impacts Children".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "Jesus on Marriage."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "The Scandal of Sin."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "True Greatness."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "Down in the Valley."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "Listen To Him."
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, the subject is "True Discipleship".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week, subject is "The Things of God".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week's subject is "The Unleavened Life".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in the series, IMPACTED BY JESUS. This week's subject is "The Compassionate One".
Going through times of trouble are just a part of life. That doesn’t make them easy though. Fortunately God never leaves us without hope. . .
This week we continue in our Impacted By Jesus series. This week, Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "He Does All Things Well".
This week we continue in our Impacted By Jesus series. This week, Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "Humble Dogs".
This week we continue in our Impacted By Jesus series. This week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "Heart of Hypocrisy".
This week we continue in our Impacted By Jesus series. This week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "Growing Impact".
Listen in as learn about the COMMUNION THROUGH THE CROSS and partake in the Lord's Supper.
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "Teaching in the Tempest".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "The Lesson of the Loaves".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "The Hardships of Life".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "Ministry With Impact".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "No Impact".
Listen in as Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series, IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week he teaches on the subject of "The Better One".
Listen in as Bro. Matt Buerhaus teaches on the subject of "God's answers to life's questions".
This week Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series titled, Impacted By Jesus, listen in as he teaches on the subject of "THE TRUE HEALER".
This week Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series titled, Impacted By Jesus, listen in as he teaches on the subject of "NOT TODAY SATAN!".
This week Bro. Matt Buerhaus continues in our mini series titled, In The Storm, listen in as he teaches on the subject of "Peace through the Storm".
This week Bro. Trey Mitchell continues in our mini series titled, In The Storm, listen in as he teaches on the subject of "What is the Meaming?".
This week Bro. Doug Farris begins a mini series titled, In The Storm, listen in as he teaches on the subject of "Who Is This Man?".
This week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "The Absolutely Essential Holy Spirit".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "Heart Exam".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "What Are You Looking At?".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "ALL THINGS NEW".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "The One Who Comes To Us".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "JUST JESUS".
Special guest, Bro. Donnie McDaniel teaching on the subject of "Who Do You Belong To?".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "CLEAN".
Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "His Purpose".
Sunday Morning, April 5, 2020-Listen in as Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "It Is Finished".
Are you anxiously waiting? Listen in as bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "Waiting on God".
Continuing in our series titled, IMPACTED BY JESUS. Listen in as Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "In the Storm".
This week Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series titled, IMPACTED BY JESUS. Listen in as Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "The Authority of Jesus".
This week Bro. Doug Farris continues in our series titled, IMPACTED BY JESUS. Listen in as Bro. Doug teaches on the subject of "Jesus the Life-Changer".