Sunday Sermon Recap
Pastor Seth preached a powerful sermon yesterday titled: DO I I NEED TO BE SAVED?
Salvation isn’t about being a “good person.” It isn’t earned through good works, good morals, church attendance, or trying harder. We need Jesus.
There is a bridge between our sin and a holy God that we cannot cross on our own. But Jesus made the way through the cross.
“Repent and believe in the gospel.” — Mark 1:15
When we repent and place our faith in Christ, He saves us by grace. But salvation doesn’t mean we simply say “yes” to Jesus and then go right back to living however we want.
God begins changing us. That lifelong process is sanctification.
We stay rooted in His Word.
We pray.
We repent when we fall.
We walk in fellowship and accountability.
We deny ourselves and take up our cross daily.
Some days the road will still have rain. Some days the storms may feel close enough to see in the rearview mirror. But we don’t have to turn around and return to who we were.
Jesus saved us—and He is still working in us.
“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 1:6
You can’t earn your way across the bridge. You can only come through the cross.
Repent. Believe the Gospel. Trust Jesus. Follow Him daily.
He saves. He sanctifies. He keeps us. And one day, He will bring us home.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
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Mental Wellness Devotionals
Head & Heart: Mental Wellness Devotional
Ty Broermann has begun writing a new devotional series entitled: Head and Heart. The devotions will focus on mental health topics. Ty is a 22-year-old, a recent graduate of Miami (OH) University, and a member of First Baptist Church. He is not a mental health professional, but he is someone who feels called to be a warrior in the battle for mental health. He writes from his own experiences and creates dialogue from those experiences with God’s Word. Ty intends to create a weekly devotional that will be available to the church via hard copy, church website, and Facebook.
