2008-10

Exodus 3:13-22, God's Proclaimation of Himself

John leads the congregation into understanding God's proclaimation of Himslef.

Exodus 3:10-4:16, Overcoming Our Objections

John explains how God overcomes our objections to our mission through the story of Moses.

Missions Sunday, Acts 1:8

The church at First Baptist Church is an Acts 1:8 church.  This particular message highlights the mission efforts in Jerusalem (Brazoria County), Judea (Texas), and Samaria (North America).  Greg Smith concludes the message with an explanation of how we are an Acts 1:8 church. 

Exodus 3:1-12, Aproaching God

John Leads the congregation in an understanding of how to rightyly aproach God.

Bargin Basement Religion, Acts 5:1-11

Greg Smith challenges the faith of the congregation, showing that Christ and truth cannot be found in a bargin basement religion.

Exodus 3:1-6, The Burning Bush

John Leads the congregation in examining the Church through the story of the burning bush.

The New Nature: The Nature of a Christian

John Elkins teaches the congregation about the new nature of the believer and the victory that that nature provides over sin.
Note, Pastor Greg Smith is in Mexico this week (October 5th, 2008) on mission. John Elkins, Student pastor, preached the 10:45 service and Dr. Barry Foster, the son of D.O. Foster our senior adults pastor, preached the 8:00 service.   

Compost Christians

Dr. Barry Foster, the son of our senior adults pastor D.O. Foster and pastor in Spokane WA, teaches the congregation of First Baptist Church about composted christians.
Note, Pastor Greg Smith is in Mexico this week (October 5th, 2008) on mission. John Elkins, Student pastor, preached the 10:45 service and Dr. Barry Foster, the son of D.O. Foster our senior adults pastor, preached the 8:00 service. 

Exodus 2:11-25, What's more important?

John examines the text of Exodus 2:11-25 challenging the congregation to examine themselves in light of the story of Moses.

Stay In The Net; Acts 4:23-31

Greg Smith exhorts the congregation to stay connected with their supperior officer (that is, Jesus).