First Baptist Church, Lagrange, Georgia

Returning to Our First Love: Revitalize Series, 1-26-2020

God's Word had been forgotten for centuries until King Josiah of Judah discovered the scroll. During those long years, the people had limited exposure to God's Word and lost their way. Far too many Christians experience the same drought of God's Word in their lives by limiting their intake of the Bible to one worship service a week.

Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus. Philippians 2:5-11

The Message and Music of Christmas

The Incarnation. God became a man like us in order to bring us to Him.

God deserves our thanksgiving and gratitude, not our rebellion. Yet, we are rebellious by nature.

We don't gather in the huddle, call the play, then return to the bench. We're actually supposed to run the play!

Worship is adoration or reverence for God, and actions that demonstrate reverence for Him. From Ecclesiastes 5:1-7

What is the meaning of life? People have been asking this question for centuries. Listen to this message to see what God's Word tells about living a meaningful life.

Christians are not immune from finding themselves in the "pit of life." Through God's Word, we discover how God desires to draw us close to Him, even from within the pit.

It's so hard not to compare ourselves with others. The Bible teaches us to examine ourselves, not others. In this parable, Jesus did not tell us the end of the story. Both sons have gone astray, seeking their own satisfaction in ungodly ways, and neither is justified. But the father never stops loving both of his sons. Our Heavenly Father nevers stops loving His children, even when we go astray -- regardless of what we have done.

God is omniscient. He knows everything. God is omnipresent. He is everywhere at all times. No one can hide from God.

Even when you are not aware of God's presence, He is always close.

We are all called to play our part in God's game-plan of the Great Commission.

God is our protector and provision.