Community Baptist Coweta

At the heart of this message lies one of the most liberating declarations in all of Scripture: 'Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus.' This single verse from Romans 8:1 serves as a gateway into understanding what it truly means to live as a believer. We're reminded that just as Paris had to completely demolish its condemned districts rather than merely renovate them, G...

Luke 14:25-35 confronts us with one of the most challenging questions we'll ever face: Are we merely traveling with Jesus, or are we truly surrendered to Him? This passage strips away the comfortable veneer of cultural Christianity and exposes the radical nature of authentic discipleship. Jesus doesn't soften His message for the crowds following Him. Instead, He lays out four essential realities t...

This Advent message invites us into the profound truth that Christmas is fundamentally about love—not the shallow, fleeting kind the world offers, but agape love, the sacrificial, unconditional love of God. We're reminded that while we use the word 'love' casually for everything from apple pie to our favorite sports teams, God's love is categorically different. It's the kind of love that doesn't d...

This message invites us to discover the profound difference between fleeting happiness and lasting joy through the prophetic song of Isaiah 12. We're reminded that joy isn't a feeling we chase based on circumstances—whether December feels heavy, costly, or lonely—but rather a person we run to. The imagery of drawing water from the well of salvation speaks powerfully to our daily spiritual practice...

In this exploration of biblical peace, we discover that what we're longing for isn't merely the absence of chaos, but the restoration of something broken. The Hebrew concept of 'shalom' reveals that peace isn't achieved through subtraction—removing all our problems—but through addition: mending what was fractured and completing what is missing. This distinction transforms everything. We learn that...

In a world drowning in darkness and despair, we discover an ancient promise that still speaks powerfully to our modern struggles. Isaiah's prophecy takes us through the bleakest moments of Israel's history—a people trapped in rebellion, turning to witchcraft instead of God, cursing their Creator while drowning in hopelessness. Yet right in the middle of this darkness comes one word that changes ev...

Romans 7 confronts us with a profound spiritual reality: we cannot earn God's favor through our own efforts, no matter how hard we try. The passage uses the powerful illustration of marriage to show that we've been released from the law's demands through Christ's death and resurrection. Like a widow freed from her obligations to a deceased husband, we've died to the law so we can belong to Christ....

In 2 Samuel 9. We discover how this crippled grandson of King Saul, living in Lo-debar—a desolate wasteland—was pursued, carried, restored, and transformed by King David's grace, foreshadowing what Christ does for each of us. The vivid contrast between a Cambodian killing field and an orphanage called 'the home of grace' illustrates our own spiritual journey from darkness to light. Just as Mephibo...

This message takes us deep into the heart of what it means to raise children in the ways of the Lord, drawing from the foundational text of Deuteronomy 6:4-9. We're reminded that parenting isn't merely about managing behavior or building our own reputation through our children's accomplishments. Instead, it's about discipleship—pointing the next generation toward the glory of God. The message unfo...

Romans 6 serves as our spiritual declaration of freedom, much like the message that arrived in Galveston on June 19th, 1865. This passage confronts a critical question that many of us wrestle with: if we're saved by grace through faith alone, does that mean we can continue living however we want? The answer is a resounding no. We've been united with Christ in His death and resurrection, which mean...

This exploration of Romans 5:12-21 takes us on a journey from ruin to reign, unpacking one of Scripture's most profound truths about our identity in Christ. We discover that through Adam, our first representative, sin and death entered the world—not just as isolated events, but as a universal reality affecting all humanity. The concept of federal headship helps us understand that Adam stood as our...

We explore the profound concept of 'Blessed Assurance' through the lens of Romans 5:1-11. The central theme revolves around our certainty of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. We're reminded that as believers, we have peace with God, not just the peace of God. This peace isn't based on our circumstances, but on Christ's finished work on the cross. The message beautifully illustrates how even...

This Sunday we dive deep into the story of Abraham and the concept of 'fully convinced faith.' The central message revolves around trusting God completely, even when circumstances seem impossible. We're reminded that true faith isn't about our own strength or goodness, but about believing in a God who 'gives life to the dead and calls things into existence that do not exist.' This faith, exemplifi...

In this powerful exploration of Romans 2 and 3, we confront the stark reality of our separation from God and the emptiness of 'dead religion.' The message draws a compelling parallel between our attempts at self-righteousness and the Emperor's New Clothes fable, reminding us that our own efforts to cover our spiritual nakedness are as futile as invisible garments. We're challenged to recognize tha...

In this powerful exploration of God's design for sex and sexuality, we're challenged to confront the distortions of our culture and return to biblical truth. The sermon delves into Romans 1:22-28, revealing how society has exchanged God's truth for lies, particularly in matters of sexual morality. We're reminded that God's design for sex within marriage is not restrictive, but protective and joyfu...

In this message we confront the sobering reality of life 'east of Eden' - our fallen state apart from God. The passage reveals how God's wrath is justified against humanity's rejection of His truth, evident in creation and conscience. We're challenged to recognize our own rebellion, exchanging God's glory for idols and His truth for lies. This spiritual diagnosis isn't meant to condemn, but to hig...

This past Sunday, Pastor Adam challenged us to dive deeper into the ocean of God's grace and love. The central theme revolves around the gospel as our foundation and framework for faithful living. We're reminded that the gospel isn't just our entry point into Christianity—it is Christianity. The book of Romans, particularly chapters 1:8-17, serves as the scriptural backbone, emphasizing that we sh...

As we embark on this journey through the book of Romans, we're reminded of the transformative power of the gospel. This letter, written to unite Jewish and Gentile believers, teaches us that the gospel changes everything. It's not just good advice, but the very heart of God that can make dead men live. We're challenged to examine our lives in light of Paul's teachings and ground ourselves in the f...

In this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace true ownership of our faith and purpose. The story of King Josiah in 2 Kings 23 serves as our inspiration, showing us how to fully commit to God's calling. We're reminded that as believers, we've been given the ministry of reconciliation - a divine assignment to share Christ's love and message with the world. This isn't just a casual suggestion...

Pastor Adam, Pastor Daniel, & Dr. Andy Taylor August 6, 2025

Dr. Andy Taylor July 30, 2025

Dr. Andy Taylor July 23, 2025