Faith Baptist Church

October 2026 archive restoration. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqo1IMYkwhI

October 2026 archive restoration. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBV1NxFjXPg

October 2026 archive restoration. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7x8eXUu9jZg

October 2026 archive restoration. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO6xiydrygo

The sermon examines the first three judges in the book of Judges—Othniel, Ehud, and Shamgar—as examples of flawed heroes who provided temporary deliverance to Israel. It highlights the cyclical nature of Israel's disobedience and the limitations of human effort, contrasting the deceptive methods of Ehud with the simple obedience of Shamgar to illustrate that God does not require human ingenuity or...

The sermon addresses the danger of spiritual deception in an age of misinformation, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the sole source of wisdom and sufficiency for the believer. It identifies four key defenses against being beguiled by false teachings: active fellowship within a local church body, humble dependence on Christ rather than self-effort, deep rooting in Scripture, and a heart of thankfu...

This sermon addresses the urgent need for individual spiritual renewal as a prerequisite for broader societal revival, arguing that religious activity without a genuine relationship with God is insufficient. The central message emphasizes personal resolve, beginning with the necessity of salvation and submission to God's will, followed by actively resisting the devil through the armor of God. The...

The sermon addresses the growing presence of Muslims in America and challenges believers to share the Christian gospel with them effectively. It contrasts Islamic teachings found in the Quran and Sharia law with biblical truths, specifically emphasizing Jesus' divinity, crucifixion, and resurrection as essential for salvation. Using John chapter three as a primary text, the speaker illustrates how...

The sermon critically examines Islam by contrasting its theological foundations and historical origins with Christian doctrine, asserting that Muhammad was a false prophet whose teachings contradict biblical truth. It distinguishes between the political ideology of Islam, which is portrayed as inherently militant and oppressive, and individual Muslims, who are viewed as souls in need of salvation....

The sermon examines the repetitive and worsening cycle of sin depicted in the book of Judges, where Israel consistently falls into idolatry and oppression. It identifies the root cause as the indwelling sin nature and emphasizes the need for believers to recognize their dependence on God rather than relying on willpower. By referencing Romans and Ephesians, the message explains that victory over s...

The sermon examines the cycle of apostasy in the book of Judges, contrasting the Israelites' initial fervor with their later descent into convenience and conformity. It highlights how avoiding confrontation with sin led to spiritual compromise and the worship of false gods rather than maintaining separation from the world. The speaker argues that true Christian living requires difficult engagement...

In an overview of the book of Judges, Pastor Andrew shows what happens when people reject God's authority and do what is right in their own eyes. He highlights Israel's repeated cycle of rebellion, judgment, repentance, and rescue, while pointing to God's mercy, faithfulness, and the need for the true King, Jesus Christ.

Pastor Andrew explores the "cry of forsakenness" and the signs of the crucifixion to demonstrate how Jesus endured spiritual alienation to provide believers with direct access to God.

The sermon challenges believers to reject the temptation of adding human efforts, philosophies, or emotions to the finished work of Christ for spiritual growth. Drawing from Colossians 1, it emphasizes that salvation is received by faith alone and that Jesus possesses full preeminence as Creator, Sustainer, and Head of the Church. The central revelation is the mystery that Christ dwells within the...

The sermon explores how believers can find encouragement during times of severe distress by focusing on God's presence rather than their circumstances. Drawing from David's experience in 1 Samuel 30 and the corresponding Psalm 27, it illustrates that true faith involves declaring confidence in God despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The central message emphasizes that seeking intimacy w...

The sermon examines Judges chapter two to illustrate how the knowledge of God can be lost within a single generation when spiritual heritage is not diligently passed down. It contrasts the faithful obedience of Joshua's generation with the subsequent apostasy of those who did not know the Lord or His works. The preacher emphasizes that parents bear the primary responsibility to teach their childre...

The sermon explores the biblical call to find joy and trust in God during times of suffering, drawing primarily from 1 Peter 4:12-19. It emphasizes that trials are not strange or unique occurrences but part of sharing in Christ's sufferings, urging believers to rejoice rather than feel isolated. The message warns against suffering due to personal sin or busybody behavior, contrasting it with the b...

The sermon explores the Great Commission in Matthew 28, emphasizing that Jesus possesses all authority and calls believers to act as His ambassadors. It addresses the reality of doubt among disciples, encouraging them to rely on Christ's power rather than their own strength when sharing the gospel. The message outlines a fourfold mission: going into the world, teaching all nations, baptizing belie...

The sermon explores the believer's position in Christ as the foundation for engaging in spiritual warfare. It emphasizes that salvation is rooted in God's eternal choice, redemption through grace, and sealing by the Holy Spirit, rather than human merit. By understanding this secure identity, Christians can overcome self-focus and Satan's accusations with confidence. The preacher outlines the six p...

Pastor Rob explores how simple faith and trusting God's word leads to transformation. Highlighting the story of Rahab, he emphasizes how God specializes in using broken people who submit to Him in humility and obedience. The message closes with encouragement to face life's formidable challenges through simple belief and relying on God's strength.

Pastor Rob explores the resurrection of Jesus as the ultimate proof of hope and salvation, urging believers to share the message of the living Savior with the world.

This sermon explores the contrasting responses to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, focusing on the religious leaders who chose deception and the disciples who struggled with doubt. The preacher identifies pride, fear of losing authority, and a hardened heart as the primary reasons for the leaders' refusal to believe despite clear evidence. For the disciples, doubt stemmed from emotional trauma, s...

Pastor Andrew explores how feeling sorry for sin's consequences differs from genuine biblical repentance. Through examples like Israel at Bochim, Esau, Judas, and Peter, the sermon illustrates how worldly sorrow centers on regret and self-reliance, whereas godly sorrow transforms the heart and drives believers back to Jusus Christ and His grace.

Pastor Andrew preaches on the essential yet often overlooked significance of Jesus' burial as a core component of the gospel, using 1 Corinthians 15 and Matthew 27 to affirm the historical reality of Christ's death and explain how the burial symbolizes the finality of the "old man" and the believer's identification with Christ through baptism.

By the example found in Judges 1, Pastor Andrew warns that rationalized excuses and partial obedience act as a destructive breeding ground for sin to multiply and overtake a believer's life.