First Baptist Church, Lagrange, Georgia

God is our protector and provision.

The Lord my Shepherd provides my every need.

How is David called "a man after God's own heart" although he committed such a horrible sin? It is only through repentance and contrition that God accepts him.

God's glory is continually, abundantly, and extensively revealed and displayed throughout all creation.

The Psalms are inspired writings by humans who pour out their hearts to God in their human emotions.

What do we do when the mountains of life surround us and produce hopelessness? We call on the Lord who provides help, the Maker of Heaven and Earth.

This is a question most believers ask. Sincere believers cannot help but asking this question.

Jesus changes us because we invest time with Him

Laborers in Christ's kingdom must get personal. Serving starts with seeing others the way Jesus sees us.

Those who live righteous lives should expect to be persecuted.

Jesus calls us to make peace and to be peacemakers

Merciful people show compassion, forgive others, and take action to meet the needs of others.

Hunger and thirst are basic cravings and we are driven to fulfill them. God wants us to crave righteousness to be fulfilled and satisfied.

From the Sermon on the Mount Series Pastor Cade teaches from Matthew 5:5 Blessed Are Meek or Gentle

Those who are poor in spirit recognize their spiritual bankruptcy with no hope of recovery outside of Jesus.

When John saw Jesus in the distance coming toward him, John said, “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” John testified that when he baptized Jesus, he saw the Holy Spirit of God descend upon Jesus like a dove. John knew then that Jesus was the Son of God.

Often, we live aimlessly and unfocused. Jesus lived completely and totally determined to fulfill His mission.

We are never without hope if we have Jesus. Rich Rhubottom preaching.