Clifford Baptist

We come to one of the discussions in the faith, what is the unpardonable sin? There are many thoughts surrounding this question and we must look to scripture for the answer. Join us today. The answer to this question has implications on every person.

We open up to the greatest commandment today- to love God and love our neighbors. With these two commands Jesus instructs not only those challenging him, but you and I today. This commandment puts the responsibility on the believer to extend love. Join us today as we hear "The Call to Love".

We begin looking at some of the "greats" in the Bible. We start out with the great commission. Many think this commission is simply to go, but that is not true. Are we missing out on the great responsibility that Jesus has called us to? Join us today as we take a look at this great assignment the Lord has instructed.

We close out the letters from Peter with one last charge for the early Church. Peter exhorts the believers to continue to look for Jesus. As they continued to look, they must continue to be holy in their walk. The encouragement is to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord. Join us today, as we look at Peter's charge to the early church and apply it as we still look for Jesus' return.

In our final chapter of the second book of Peter, Peter continues to stir the minds of the believers that he is writing to. He is pressing them to realize the importance that Jesus will return. Their circumstances are not ideal, but their hope can be placed in the Lord. He has not forgotten them. He has not forgotten us either! Join us today as we continue to trust Jesus!

As we finish up our study on the warnings of false teachers, we look directly at the emptiness that these teachers have inside. They are missing something that is obvious- Jesus! On the outside they look good, but the inside is lacking Christ. Join us today as we learn about the false-hearted teacher.

As we gather on this Sunday after Easter, we do so to worship a Risen Savior! We also gather in celebration of one of the ordinances of our faith, the Lord's Supper. We are commanded to remember the great sacrifice God made in order to have relationship with His creation! Today, we remember Jesus' atoning death for our sin.

It is Resurrection Sunday! He is Risen...He is Risen Indeed! The message of Easter is one that our faith is built upon. The empty tomb carries with it so many messages. It offers Hope, Life and Eternity just to name a few. Join us as we worship and we look at the message a Risen Savior gives to a fallen world.

As we begin this week, we do so in celebration of the Lord's steadfast devotion, following His Father's will. We celebrate Jesus' coming into Jerusalem not to be lifted up as the King of Israel, but the King of the World. The hour has come, God's redemptive plan is being unveiled, and Jesus is the center of it. This Holy Week, may we see Jesus for who He truly is, our Hope, our Redemption, our Liv...

Jesus shares the components of authentic love in God’s work of salvation and its fruit in disciples’ lives. John 13:31-35 reveals to us the aim, the means, and the fruit of authentic love.

As we continue to look at the warning from Peter about false teachers, there must be a way to help identify them. These false teachers mix religion with their false teachings, so they can be difficult to recognize. Join us today as Peter identifies these foolish teachers by their foolish ways.

As Peter reminded us last week, false teachers have always been around. The Lord promised they would soon meet their destruction. Join us today as we look back on some of those former transactions when the Lord dealt with the wickedness that had crept in. He also shows His hand of deliverance to those who remained faithful.

As Peter begins chapter 2, he sounds the warning to the early believers to be aware of false teachers. He has encouraged them to make their calling and election sure. He has tried to stir them up to the things of God. With a very pointed warning, Peter says there will be teachers who distort the truth. Join us as we look at 3 questions that pertain to this warning of false teachers.

There are differing things that stir people up: sports, politics, religion are just a few of those. Sometimes we must be awakened to the things of God. As believers we must be reminded of the truth of the gospel. As Peter reminds us today, as long as he was alive, he would witness of Jesus. May our hearts be awakened and stirred.

We begin the second book of Peter the same way we do every scripture, looking for Christ. The message to the believers in the early church is to make their calling and election sure. The believers would have to lean on the Lord as the false teachers would creep in the church. The message is still true today. We must make sure we know the Lord Jesus!

One of the strongest warnings from the Word of God calls us to beware of the devil. We are not play around with this beast. We are commanded to look to the Lord and look to the promise of a future with Him. Our suffering is only temporary, and then we will be made perfect with Christ. Join us today, as we become watchful and prepare for this great adversary.

Every church needs a Godly leader. It is the under-shepherd's responsibility to lead the people of God and to lead well. The Pastor should be an example to other believers as to how they need to follow the Lord. Join us today, as we look at the responsibilities of the Pastor to take care of the sheep.

Suffering is one of the main topics of Peter's first letter. The picture becomes a little clearer for the people, it would include a fiery trial. The encouragement from Peter is to not focus on the situation but allow the suffering to grow their faith. Join us today as we see how this word can also encourage believers in our day.

Living for Jesus - it is a phrase that is easier said than done. Especially in a world that constantly tries to suppress Jesus. How do we live in a world that is definitely against Him? Join us as we take a look at scripture that encourages the believer to continue to live for Christ no matter the circumstances they are facing.

Following Jesus may feel like a confusing puzzle sometimes, but it is essential in a world full of compromise to have the right image of what following Jesus looks like. Jesus gives the image of devoted disciples who daily deny themselves, depend on Jesus, desire Jesus, and declare Jesus.

This Christmas season offers us an opportunity to "Look to Jesus". In scripture today we see 3 groups of people, not looking "to" Jesus, but looking "for" him. Their reasons behind wanting to see Jesus are very different. Join us as we examine the reasons of why these groups asked the question, Where is He?

There are so many things that grab our attention during the Christmas season. We are drawn to the wonder of all this season brings. As Jesus came to this earth, we are reminded of so many that missed Him. Join us as we take a look at the "Light and Life" of this Christmas season.

We all may have sat down at some time or another and planned out decisions, purchases or even major life plans. The best plans that we can make involve the Lord. We will see the plans of Joseph take a major turn from what his intentions were. Join us as we look at the earthly father of Jesus and the great plans the Lord has for his life.

Announcements can be used to grab your attention, to deliver information or to give directions. We open our Christmas messages with the announcement of the Good News that Jesus would be coming soon. Join us as we see how Mary received that announcement. Throughout this Christmas may we be looking to Jesus!

We see the warning from Peter to the dispersed people, they will continue to endure suffering. As they suffered, the early believers have to remember the greatest example of One who endured suffering, Jesus. Our response, with our faith in Christ, is to continue to look to Jesus to lead us through whatever we are facing. Join us today as we look at the Victory Jesus secured with His death.