First Baptist Church, Milton, LA

Sola Men's Bible Conference Sermon 2. Brandon Guidry, Parkerson Avenue Baptist Church, preaches from Titus 1:10-16     

Sola Men's Bible Conference Sermon 1. Chad Norman, First Baptist Opelousas, preaches from Titus 1:1-9. 

In this sermon from John 6:22-34, Pastor Matt preaches from John 6:22-34 - the first part of Jesus's discourse with the crowds after He feeds the 5000. Jesus is the Greater Moses, the one who provides not the physical bread for daily life, but the spiritual bread for eternal life. And not only does He provide the bread, He IS the bread. 

In today's sermon, Aaron Shamp preaches for us from John 6:16-21, continuing our series through John. He shows from this incredible story of Jesus walking on the water both God's sovereignty over and presence with us in the storms of our lives. It is an incredibly encouraging message and we hope you'll listen in! 

In this sermon from John 6:1-15, Pastor Matt walks us through the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. He shows how this story is about much more than just the miraculous feeding itself. It is a picture of Christ's Sovereignty, the certainty of His saving His people, and how He multiples the effects of our meager efforts for His kingdom. 

In this sermon from John 5:40-47, Pastor Matt walks us through Jesus's diagnosis of the Pharisees' unbelief and shows us how we are guilty of the same kinds of unbelief. This applies to both those who have received Christ as their Savior and those who haven't. It is in these areas of unbelief where we find the sin that still plagues us. We hope you'll listen and that the Spirit will use this sermo...

In this sermon, Pastor Matt returns to the series through the Gospel of John after taking a few weeks off for the holidays. In John 5, Jesus is responding to the Pharisees charges that He is "making himself equal with God." Jesus does not deny the charge, but shows how He is equal with the Father and then calls witnesses that testify to His authority and divinity. Listen in as we hear the three wi...

In this sermon from Philippians 1:3-11 and on this first Sunday of a church adoption, Pastor Matt exhorts the members of these formerly two congregation to build a partnership in the gospel that is characterized by thanksgiving and joy. He does so by walking through the Gospel message and then seeing, from Philippians 1:3-11, how the Gospel builds that kind of community. 

In this sermon, one of our elders, Matt Doucet, shares precepts and promises from Philippians 4:1-7. How are we to think and act towards others as we live in this world awaiting the return of our King? As we bring every concern and need before God in prayer and thanksgiving, and experience the peace of God by His giving, we make our joyful and gentle spirits known to others, even in the midst of d...

In our Christmas Sermon, Pastor Matt encourages us from Philippians 2:5-13 to have the same kind of humility that Christ has - a humility that is exemplified in Christ's incarnation and sacrifice, and which is ours by virtue of our union with Him. "Before the Christmas manger, even before the miraculous, Holy Spirit wrought conception of Jesus in the womb of Mary, He WAS. The baby in the manger is...

In this sermon from John 5:25-29, Pastor Matt continues to walk us through Jesus's answer to the Pharisees' charge that He is making Himself equal with God. In this sermon, we cover doctrines such as effectual calling and assurance of salvation, the aseity of Christ, and Jesus's fulfillment of the Old Testament "son of man." 

In this sermon on John 5:18-24, Pastor Matt walks us through the beginning of Jesus's answer to the Pharisees' charge that He was "making himself equal with God." Jesus does not deny the charge, but instead shows how His equality with the Father is grounded in the Father's love for the Son and the Son's obedience to the Father. This leads to deep Trinitarian truths that should evoke within us a se...

In this sermon from John 5:5-18, Pastor Matt addresses an important question raised by this text, namely, "What do we New Covenant, Sunday worshipping Christians do with the Sabbath?" We look at what was going on with the Pharisees and why they got so upset with Jesus, some of the problems with making our own rules a standard of righteousness, and what the Bible teaches about the Sabbath and what...

In this sermon from John 5:1-15, Pastor Matt walks us through the incredible story of the man healed at the pool of Bethesda. This story is important on several levels. It shows us the compassion, grace, and healing power of Christ in healing this man. It introduces us to the rising conflict between Jesus and the Jewish leadership. Most importantly for us, it teaches us about about our utter helpl...

In this sermon on John 4:43-52, Pastor Matt shows us that this story is about Jesus healing a boy from a distance, showing both His compassion for the sick and the hurting and His authority not being limited by distance. But it's also about the glory and grace of Christ as he deals with a prayerful man with an imperfect faith. 

In this sermon from John 4:31-42, Pastor Matt concludes the story of the Samaritan woman at the well by showing how the seed of the Gospel springs up into eternal life, not only for her, but for her whole community. In this, we are challenged to believe that the fields really are "white unto harvest" and encouraged to continue in the work of evangelism. 

In this sermon on John 4:19-24, Pastor Matt walks us through the history between the Jews and Samaritans and how that informs. his response to the Samaritan woman's question about worship. In his response, Jesus gives us some of the most significant teaching on corporate worship in the Scriptures. We hope you'll listen in and see what the Bible has to say about true worship. 

In this sermon from John 4:7-30, Pastor Matt walks us through the Samaritan woman's journey of faith. Comparing her responses to Jesus to Nicodemus's responses, he shows how the Spirit must reveal spiritual truth to us if we're going to understand it. He then shows Jesus's grace to us always accompanies the truth of our sinful condition. Once we've received that grace, we become eager evangelists.

In this sermon from John 4:1-15, Pastor Matt returns to the series through the Gospel of John and shows how the story of the Samaritan woman is ultimately a story of the grace of the Sovereign Christ. We hope you'll listen in and be encouraged to draw deeply from the well of Christ's grace and love. 

Sermon 10 in our Doctrinal Foundations series. In this sermon, Pastor Matt draws from Genesis 2, Genesis 3, and Ephesians 5 to show that marriage is God's design and what that design is. He addresses topics such as the covenant of marriage, sexual purity, the root of marriage problems, headship and submission, and even divorce and singleness. 

In this sermon, Pastor Matt walks us through Mark 10:17-27, the story of the rich young ruler who asks Jesus what he must do to inherit eternal life. Jesus answers his question in a profound way - a way which shows him the depth of his sin and need for Savior.

Sermon 9 in our series, "Doctrinal Foundations." This is the first of three sermons on the Doctrine of the Family. Pastor Matt defines complementarianism, which is our position regarding gender and gender roles, and shows from Scripture our creation as male and female is very good, the similarities between men and women, and the differences between men and women. 

Sermon 8 in our Doctrinal Foundations sermon series. In this sermon, anchored in Acts 1:6-11, Pastor Matt talks Eschatology, or what we believe about the end of the human history. There are a lot of things about eschatology that are not plain, and we're not going to be closed-handed about those things. But we will be closed handed about the main thing - the physical, literal return of Jesus Christ...

Sermon 7 in our series, "Doctrinal Foundations." This series began back in April and we are walking through the biblical foundations for our upcoming statement of faith. In this sermon, Greg Thomas shows us from Matthew 28:18-10, the Great Commission, how the church is commanded to be on mission with the Gospel.