Sermons from Pinelands Baptist

Following on last week's sermon, we take a look at 2 Corinthians 9:6-15. We see how we receive God's abundant grace and what we should do with it.

In this sermon we take a look specifically at the friends of Job. Our scripture passage is Job chapter 2 verse 11.

This week we continue our series by taking a look at Matthew 6:19-24. We focus on what it looks like when we store our treasures on earth and how to be more generous.

We continue on from last week's sermon as we continue to look at Isaac's story. We begin in Genesis 26 verse 16. We find that blessings are a gift from God and when we consider them with a scarcity mindset, it has negative impacts.

This week we start our new series on Giving. Bevin explores how giving begins with a cause, entails a sacrifice, leads to life and produces joy.

In this sermon we take a look at Job chapter 3. We learn from Job that we are invited to be honest with God, encouraged to have an authentic faith and have a need to hide in God.

Our passage of scripture for this sermon comes from Genesis 26. We see in the story of Isaac's life how it is in God's nature to bless and how God protects and delivers us.

As an addition to our previous series on evangelism, Linzay speaks to us about what it means to evangelize through influence. The bible verse that we focus on for this sermon is Matthew 5:13.

One of our PBC missionaries shares with us about how God is working out His purpose and how he sees this on the mission field. The scripture passage read is Ezra 1:1-4.

We begin a new series on the book of Job. This week we take a look at the first two chapter.

Craig speaks to us about being reconciled to God through forgiveness. The love of God is what compels us to be reconciled. The verse referenced in this sermon is 2 Corinthians 5:14.

Following on the series we went through a few weeks ago about hunger & thirst for righteousness, Linzay breaks down the verse for us bit by bit. The verse for this sermon is Matthew 5:6

Following on last week's sermon, we take a look at James 3:19 and consider a few more practical ideas of how to speak truth in love.

The scripture passage for this sermon comes from Acts 15. In this sermon we hear how we should deal with conflict and what it means in our relationship with God.

This part of the series focuses on "telling the story". Sharing the gospel is like telling a story. We speak about which three stories we should know and Jarrod shares some practical tips for evangelism.

The scripture reference for this sermon is Ephesians 4:1-16. A summary of that passage is: even though we have the life of the Trinity in us, we live in spiritual immaturity until we do the hard work of creating unity in the church. This sermon breaks down this summary.

In this sermon, Gary and Hilary speak to us about the value and beauty of blessing others. We find through several passages that there is power in speaking life over people.

We start a new series about missions. The scripture reference for this sermon is Acts 1:1-14 and we look at the interconnectedness of community, mission and holiness.

The world claims that there are more questions than answers but we find in this sermon that actually Jesus gives many answers. The scripture for this sermon is in Mark 8.

As we did last week, we look at Psalm 130 again. This time we hear about the problem of waiting as well as the power of waiting.

We continue our sermon series. In this sermon we consider our expectancy for the Lord and the fact that we should be waiting on the Lord. The scripture for this sermon is Psalm 130.

In this sermon, Ken Jackson preaches on Ephesians 4:1-3. He speaks about who we are as Christians and how we remember that through communion.

Scripture: John 3:1-16 Andrew continues in the mini-series on Divine Romance - how God calls us back to Himself

Following on the previous week's sermon, we will be exploring two examples of God calling people to Himself. This week we consider the first one which is the story of the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4:1-42.

In this sermon we look at Jesus' death in Mark 15:33-39. Craig speaks to us about how these are words of justice and mercy and the importance of us receiving those words.