First Baptist Church Wimberley

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Welcome to the first message in our series \"See What Could Be,\" a journey through the book of Joshua. As you listen, remember: As God's people, we cannot give up. This is not the time to start looking around. This is the time to lean in. We have an opportunity to change the world. It is time to be the Church. Be a part of His Story! All for Jesus...

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Are our hearts and minds, our body and soul, conditioned and ready to respond to God? What does a right response consist of? \n\n-A holy fear, awe, wonder\n-Obedience\n-Spirit\n-Truth"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Our last message in our \"See the Heart of God\" series on the Psalms. The takeaway is \"Worship is not the song you sing but the heart you give to the King!\""]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "This Psalm reminds us that we have a God who is a Deliverer. Let's lean in and see the heart of God."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "There are so many reasons to trust God. His faithfulness is a big reason. Find encouragement as you hear this message on Psalm 105."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Although society has shifted in its measure of integrity, God has not. What once was considered a vice is now considered a right or a freedom of expression. But character counts! Pastor Scott unfolds this the theme of integrity as he leads us in this study of Psalm 101. Thanks for joining us."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Listen to this message on Psalm 86 and discover that mercy is not putting you out of your misery but delivering you to live all for Jesus!"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "There are seasons in life where we lose confidence in ourselves, in others, and even in God. Listen to this talk on Psalm 77 to understand how you can turn this around and live a life of confidence once again."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues our See the Heart of God sermon series with an in-depth look at Psalm 51."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues our See the Heart of God sermon series with an in-depth look at Psalms 42 & 43."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Today we celebrate the freedom we have in Christ. Our nation \"under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all\" will experience a rebirth of freedom as we choose to live all for Jesus!"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues our See the Heart of God sermon series with an in-depth look at Psalm 32 Join us for the next 2 months as we seek the heart of God during our summer in the Psalms!"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "We need hope! The events of the last few weeks reinforces the presence of evil in the world and our need for hope - hope in Jesus and hope for redemption. We are not to live as those who have no hope (1 Thess. 4:12)! Our hope is in the Risen Savior."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "There is no Psalm more familiar than Psalm 23. You see this Psalm posted in many places, used on many occasions, and memorized by many people. Why? Because this Psalm captures\nthe very heart of God."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "The Psalm we're looking at in this message leaves us with a lot of questions. When you read it you might think that you fall short of the standards listed here. But we'll take a closer look together and hear the level of character needed to dwell with God and find the answer to our obvious short comings."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Psalm 1 basically asks \"do you want to be happy?\" The writer calls it \"blessed.\" Actually, blessing and happiness are commingled. The biggest difference is that happiness is based on human emotion and decision, where blessing is based on divine intervention. Here's the first message in our series \"The Heart of God.\""]...

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford concludes the What Jesus Says series in this sermon focused on freedom. Our nation is founded and rooted in freedom as is our life in Christ yet we find ourselves locked in bondage by our own choices. Freedom is available. Will you choose freedom today?"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford concludes the What Jesus Says series discussing peace. What is real peace? Is it merely the absence of conflict or is there something more? Find out as we examine scripture to see what Jesus says about living a life of real peace."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues in the What Jesus Says series with a most important message about eternity. Where is your true home? Can you be certain of your eternal destiny? There is a way to know. Listen and discover what Jesus says..."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues our What Jesus Says series sharing the message of how God's provision should free us from worry and feed our generosity."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Pastor Scott Weatherford continues our What Jesus Says series teaching from Matthew 6 about how to express faith in times of difficulty. Jesus challenges followers to shift focus from current circumstances to God's agenda and His promise of provision."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Jesus said \"in this world you will have suffering;\" suffering isn't something we long for. And yet, it's part of our earthly experience. Our response to suffering is the result of the condition of our hearts."]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Christ has risen. The promises of God are true. Come with us today and together let's look into the empty tomb - not the tomb of history, but the tomb of faith - and find Jesus, the living Lord of life!"]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "As we continue in the See the Promises of God series, Pastor Scott leans in to the life of David, exploring his successes - and epic failures - while pursuing a right relationship with God. We examine the promise to David and are challenged to be women and men \"after God's own heart.\""]]

Send us Fan Mail [[:encoded, "Today we take a closer look at Moses and the mission he carried out for the glory of God. Like we found in Adam, Noah and Abraham, Moses was defined by his faith that led to obedience that resulted in hope."]]