Second Baptist Church

When we have the proper perspective regarding money we begin to understand the joy of giving.

We have a responsibility to our families-and to our future generations-to turn back the tide of debt, wastefulness, and consumerism that is leading so many families into financial ruin.

Tonight we discuss the False Prophet and the mark of the beast.

This morning we take some time to talk about myths we believe when it comes to contentment.

This man, often called the antichrist, will be the culmination of a long line of would-be world conquerors.

The gospel isn't about our sacrifice to get to God. It's about the sacrifice God made to come to us.

We see how our earthly service is making an eternal investment.

God is preparing an eternal banquet in heaven and we're all invited. Who are you going to invite?

The church exists because God has a mission and He created and called the church to accomplish that mission.

Gathering together with the people of God, learning from the Bible, singing and worshipping together, building relationships that last a lifetime. All of this is vitally important for your spiritual growth and your relationship with God.

This chapter tells us, in part and in summary fashion, the Grand Redemptive Story of the Bible.

The question of who the two witnesses will be has intrigued Bible scholars over the years, and many possibilities have been suggested.

During this new sermon series we’re locking arms, trusting God, and boldly embracing His principles for handling money—and we’re excited about what we’ll discover together

Guest preacher, Trea Brinson, shows us what it means to truly adore Jesus.

Simeon's response to the arrival of Jesus shows us how to properly respond to Christmas.

You can look at this passage and see the wonder of Chris't birth. The wonder of Mary and Joseph. The wonder of Zechariah and Elizabeth. The wonder of the angels and shepherds. The wonder of "all who hear it." When you encounter Jesus, there is awe and wonder.

This is the song of an old man who held a miracle child in his arms and contemplated the seismic shift that was taking place in his lifetime. Nothing like this had ever happened and Zechariah had to sing.

Mary believed the Lord's promise, trusted His goodness, and relied on His faithfulness.

In Hosea 14 we see God’s relentless love. Even though His people may turn away from Him, God will not abandon them.

Tonight, Chris Lones shares his testimony of how the Lord delivered him from addiction into a life of ministry.

Today, we look at a passage of Scripture where Jesus teaches us how His kingdom grows.

There are multiple pictures throughout this book, but one of the main ones is that of A Father and His Children.

Hosea is preaching to the unfaithful people of God and reminding them that God has always been faithful to them.

It is in this interlude between the sixth and seventh trumpet that John fills in the gaps with more details of what is happening in the heavenly scene.

We wonder when the suffering, the wars, the murders, and the hatred will end. That day is coming with these final judgments in the Tribulation.