First Baptist Church of Senoia

Jesus is risen! On this Easter Sunday, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series through Revelation. What do the cross and the empty tomb have to say about the fall of Babylon? How should Christians respond to God's justice and grace? The text for today is Revelation 19:1-10.

About 600 years before Christ, the Babylonian empire conquered Israel and destroyed Jerusalem. Faithful Jews were sent into exile. But the concept of a spiritual Babylon, as we encounter in Revelation 18, has a much longer history. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how the church is to respond to the fall of Babylon.

The psalmist asks, "How can a young man keep his way pure?" In Revelation 17, we read about a woman, a beast, and their unrighteous ideologies, which they thrust upon all mankind. We also read that Jesus is Lord of all and has conquered them. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how the church is to respond to the evil in our world.

Many people advocate for justice. Calls for justice ring out in every corner of our world. What do we mean, though, when we say we seek justice? Is our idea of justice the same as God's idea? Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares about the perfect justice of God from Revelation 15 and 16.

The Bible teaches there are only 2 destinations. All people will either enter into eternal life or eternal damnation. Revelation chapters 14 and 15 paint a vivid picture of this reality. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how you can be certain of eternal life through Jesus Christ.

God has given us many tools or elements through which we can worship him. In today's passage from Revelation 14, we consider two essential elements: singing and preaching. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how these two elements are critical to worship and the life of the church.

As we turn to Revelation 13, John introduces us to two beasts. The first one is violent, and the second one is deceptive. John tells us how the church can overcome each one. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how this passage impacts the daily life of the church.

Jesus taught us to pray, "Your Kingdom come." In Revelation 11, John declares that the kingdom has come, and then in chapter 12, he tells us how, or the manner in which the kingdom has come to earth. Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb shares how this impacts the daily life of the church.

Jesus taught us to pray, "Your kingdom come, Your will be done." When will that happen? When will God's kingdom finally come to earth? In this week's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb preaches from Revelation 11. We are told of two witnesses who must testify before the final trumpet is blown, and then the kingdom will come.

At any moment, Jesus could return. No one knows the hour. In the meantime, the church has a mission. We are to go into all the world and proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. Who do you know that needs to know Jesus? Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb preaches from Revelation 10.

More warning shouts. More opportunities to repent. This week, we consider trumpets 5 and 6. They, like the preceding 4, serve as a warning of God's wrath against sin. Will you ignore the warnings? Or will you repent and turn to Jesus? Listen in as Pastor BJ Cobb preaches from Revelation chapter 9.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series through Revelation. This week, we consider the first of four trumpet blasts, the effects of which serve as warnings of God's wrath. Will you ignore the warnings? Or will you repent and turn to Jesus? Today's text is Revelation 8:6-13.

In today's sermon, pastor BJ Cobb resumes the series through Revelation. Have you ever asked God how much longer before he answers your prayers? Today, we will see that God hears our prayers and he answers them. He is perfect in justice, everlasting in mercy, and unsearchable in wisdom. Today's passage is Revelation 8:1-5.

In today's sermon, Pastor Will Wiley completes, entitled Advent." This week, we will see how the promises of the Old Testament still apply to the Christian's life today in their relationship with Jesus as King, Priest, and Prophet. Today's sermon text is from Zechariah 3.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series entitled "The First Advent." So far, we have considered how Jesus meets all our hopes, brings us peace, and fills us with joy. Today, we look at love as being the center of it all. Today's sermon texts are from Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and Luke 2:24-35.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series entitled "The First Advent." Isaiah prophesied about a renewed joy for Israel. This time of joy will be characterized by miracles and a time of rejoicing. Through Jesus, we can experience joy this Christmas. The primary text for this sermon is Isaiah 35:1-10.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series entitled "The First Advent." Isaiah prophesies about the coming Messiah. He describes the character of the Messiah and tells about his future kingdom. It will be a kingdom of peace. Do you have peace today? The primary text for this sermon is Isaiah 11:1-9.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb begins a new series entitled, "The First Advent." Isaiah tells us about a great light that dawned on people walking in darkness. That light brings hope. Do you have hope today? What is your source of hope? Today's text is Isaiah 9:2-7.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at the multitude around the throne of God. John heard the number of the sealed, 144,000. Then, he looked and saw a vast, worldwide multitude which no one could count. Today's text is Revelation 7:9-17.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb attempts to answer the question asked at the end of Revelation 6. After the end comes, the question is "Who can stand?" Who will be able to stand before the Lord? Today's text is Revelation 7:1-8.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb considers a question that most everyone has asked. How do we reconcile a good God with the presence of evil in our world? Perhaps more simply, "Why do bad things happen?" Today's text is Revelation 6.

In today's sermon, Pastor Will Wiley challenges the church with four imperatives of a disciple. How should we, as Christians, respond to our world when viewed through the lens of the gospel? Today's text is Luke 7:11-17.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series through Revelation. In Chapter 5, we continue to look into the throne room of heaven and learn more about worship. How should we respond to the scroll, the lion, and the lamb?

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb continues the series through Revelation. As we move to chapter 4, we encounter an open door. And what is behind that door? The throne room of heaven. What does this text tell us about worship? Today's text is Revelation 4.

In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at the church in Laodicea. The message to the church was that they were like lukewarm water and therefore detestable. The church thought they had it all, but they were deceiving themselves. The text for today is Revelation chapter 3:14-22.