First Baptist Church of Senoia

We hope you have been blessed by this series on Apologetics. In this week's message, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at what makes Jesus special. What makes Jesus so different from other religious leaders? What makes Christianity different than other world religions? The sermon text is taken from 1 Corinthians chapter 15. Listen in on this fifth sermon of the series.

As we continue our series on Apologetics, Pastor BJ Cobb helps answer questions regarding the trustworthiness and reliability of the Bible. Can we trust this 2000-year-old text? Can we trust God's Word? Listen in on this fourth sermon of the series.

This week we continue our series on Apologetics: knowing what we believe and why we believe it. Micah Cobb is our guest preacher this week. Micah unpacks John 8:30-36 and shares thoughts on truth, reality, and relativism. What is truth? Is truth subjective? Can we know what is right and wrong? Listen in on this third sermon of the series.

This week we continue our series on Apologetics: knowing what we believe and why we believe it. Pastor BJ Cobb considers four major worldviews and their implications on our lives. The sermon text for this week, Psalm 113, tells us that God is both transcendent and immanent. Listen in on this second sermon of the series.

To kickoff 2025, Pastor BJ Cobb will preach a topical series on Apologetics. We want to help you answer the questions: What do I believe? Why do I believe it? and how can I best articulate it? Answering these questions should infuse and inform our worship. Listen in on this first sermon of the series.

To prepare for Christmas, Pastor BJ Cobb has been preaching through the Old Testament story of Ruth. In today's text, we learn that God blesses Ruth and Boaz with a baby boy, but it is Naomi who seems to experience the most joy. This passage is a reminder of another boy, born in Bethlehem, who was born to bring joy and salvation to the world.

As we prepare for Christmas, Pastor BJ Cobb has been preaching through the Old Testament story of Ruth. In today's text, we learn that Naomi plays the role of matchmaker for Ruth. Will Boaz agree? Will he pay the full price of redemption? Thankfully, Jesus did pay the full price...for me and for you. Do you know the love of Jesus?

As we have begun to prepare for Christmas, Pastor BJ Cobb has been preaching through the Old Testament story of Ruth. In today's sermon text, we learn that Naomi wanted to find peace and rest for her daughter-in-law Ruth. Peace is something everyone is looking for. Peace is something we find ultimately in Jesus Christ.

Advent is a time of expectation, a time of hope. As we prepare for Christmas, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at the Old Testament story of Ruth. In today's sermon text, we learn that Naomi was a childless widow living in a foreign land. She had empty hands, an empty home, and an empty heart. What she needed was hope.

As we conclude our series in Ephesians, the apostle Paul reminds us that our greatest weapon is prayer. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb considers how we pray for others in our church, pray for our pastor, and pray for the persecuted church around the world. Today's scripture is Ephesians 6:18-24.

We are at war. However, as Christians, we do not fight as the world. Our battle is in the spiritual world. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb encourages the church to know the enemy, know the king, and know their resources. Today's scripture is Ephesians 6:10-17.

In God's good plan, He has established order in our relationships. In Ephesians, Paul speaks to this order in the home and in the workplace. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at order between parents and children and between employees and employers. Today's scripture is Ephesians 6:1-9.

Good theology and sound doctrine should affect our everyday lives. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at the most fundamental of all human relationships: marriage. How are marriage and the gospel related? Today's scripture is Ephesians 5:22-33.

Successfully running a three-legged race requires balance, unity, and cooperation. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at three manners in which disciples of Jesus are to walk. We are to walk in love, walk in light, and walk in wisdom. Today's scripture is Ephesians 5:1-21.

After he teaches us who we are in Christ, the Apostle Paul transitions to teaching us how we should live. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb reminds us to take off the old, put on the new, and live in righteousness and truth. Today's scripture is Ephesians 4:17-32.

When you go to the doctor, the first thing that happens is triage...a nurse checks your vitals. These are important markers for a healthy body. Similarly, there are vital signs for a healthy church. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb considers the vitals expressed by Paul in Ephesians 4:1-13.

The best theology in the world is meaningless if it's not applicable. As we continue through the book of Ephesians, we encounter a transition in the text. Paul has clearly taught the centrality of Christ and how God is reconciling all things in him. Next, he will address practical applications for daily life. However, sandwiched between the two is Paul's prayer for the church. In today's sermon, P...

Dwight L. Moody once said, "Our greatest fear should not be of failure, but of succeeding at something that doesn't really matter." So let me ask you, "What really matters to you? Are you living with purpose?" In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at the relationship between missionaries and the local church. When we seek to fulfill the mission of the church, we can k...

One thing we humans do well is separating ourselves into groups. Sometimes these are all in good fun but other times, these divisions are downright evil in nature. Pastor BJ Cobb looks at what Christ has done in providing peace to the world. All who are in Christ are united into one new society. Today's text is Ephesians 2:11-22.

Do you want a better life? Have you tried everything you know and still come up short? In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at how God changes people. The apostle Paul says that apart from Christ we are dead, enslaved, and condemned, but in Christ, we are alive, free, and forgiven. Today's text is Ephesians 2:1-10.

Do you know God? The question isn't, "Do you know about God?" but, "Do you know God from experience?" In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb looks at Paul's prayer for the church in Ephesus. He wants them to experience God's call, God's inheritance, and God's power. Today's text is Ephesians 1:15-23.

We were made to worship. The question is not "if" you will worship but "whom" will you worship. In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb considers God's spiritual blessings for his people. Blessings of the past, present, and future should all cause us to praise the Lord. Today's Bible passage is Ephesians 1:3-14.

This week's message is the first in a series entitled, "Ephesians: All Things in Christ." In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb outlines the overall premise of Ephesians. He encourages believers to remember their identity in Christ and to live that out in their daily lives.

We wrap up our summer series in the book of Psalms today. In psalm 78, we are challenged to pass on our faith to a future generation. But how do we do that? In today's sermon, Pastor BJ Cobb attempts to give some practical advice on raising future generations in Christ.

In Matthew 28, Jesus challenges his followers to go into all the world and make disciples. While we make disciples everyday at home, we know we must also take the gospel message around the world. This week several missionaries from First Baptist share stories of a recent trip to Ecuador. Listen to how God is moving among his people.