First Presbyterian Church of Griffin - Sermons

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:45-46, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a costly pearl.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:44, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a hidden treasure.

This Sunday we are joined by guest preacher, Ashley Franke. She continues her sermon series on Principles of New Testament Discipleship. This week she addresses the words of Christ from Luke 14:25-35, that we are to both have no allegiance greater than to Jesus and a willingness to sacrifice anything for Jesus.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:33, where Jesus describes the kingdom as leaven.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:30-31, where Jesus describes the kingdom as a mustard seed.

We continue our sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we open to Matthew 13:1-9, where Jesus describes the sower and the seeds and soil upon which they land.

This Sunday we begin a new sermon series from Matthew 13, where Jesus offers a discourse on what the Kingdom of Heaven is like, using eight parables to describe the kingdom. This week we begin our series by asking ourselves the question, why should I care what the Kingdom of Heaven is like?

Guest preacher Ashley Franke joins us again this Sunday to continue her series Principles in New Testament Discipleship, this time bringing a word from Luke 6. She continues to teach us way in which we are called to live out our discipleship, this week addressing mercy.

This week we finish our walk through the book of Genesis, concluding the climax of the Joseph narrative. Along the way we have been approaching Genesis as the Israelites might have heard the stories as they transversed the wilderness. This week, in Genesis 45:1-15, we are encouraged to look back to see God so that we can move forward in trust.

We continue our series walking through the book of Genesis this Sunday. We have been approaching Genesis from the perspective of the Israelites who would have heard it as they traversed the wilderness fully relying on Yahweh and learning many lessons along the way. This week we open to Genesis 32, Jacob wrestling with God, and how God often blesses on the other side of the battle.

We return to our series walking through the book of Genesis this Sunday. We have been approaching Genesis from the perspective of the Israelites who would have heard it as they traversed the wilderness fully relying on Yahweh and learning many lessons along the way. This week we open to Genesis 28, Jacob's Dream, and how God shows up in unexpected ways.

This Sunday the message was brought by on elf our Missionary Partners, Ralph and Elaine Elliots. The Elliots serve in Belgium with Cru and have a deep heart to see revival. Listen to Ralph speak about God's movements in history for revival and how He is on the move today. He will be preaching from John 4:35 about the laborers and harvest in which God can work.

This Sunday, Pastor Austin opens us to Titus 3:1-11 to talk about how we as Christ followers first align ourselves to the Kingdom of Heaven above all, and out of our Heavenly Citizenship we live a earthly citizens in Christ.

We continue our series in Genesis, exploring stories told and retold to the Israelites as they transversed the wilderness after being freed from Egypt. This week we open to Genesis 22:1-19, where we see how trust in God is demonstrated through obedience to His call.

We continue our series in Genesis, exploring stories told and retold to the Israelites as they transversed the wilderness after being freed from Egypt. This week we open to Genesis 15:1-21, God's covenant of provision to Abram in the midst of wondering how God will provide.

We return to our series on Genesis, exploring stories told and retold to the Israelites as they transversed the wilderness after begin freed from Egypt. This week we open to Genesis 12:7-13:4, as we unpack Abram's journey to Egypt.

We return to our series on Genesis, exploring stories told and retold to the Israelites as they transversed the wilderness after begin freed from Egypt. This week we open to Genesis 11:27-12:9, as we are introduced to Abram and his family origins.

This Sunday we have are joined by guest preacher Ashley Franke. She will continue her series on New Testament Discipleship from Matthew 4:19.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, exploring chapter 11. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 11, we learn the desire of God to preserve life in His creation.

This Sunday we are joined by our Mission Partner, Michael Gordon, with Reformed University Fellowship. Michael delivers a message from 2 Peter 3:18 on the life of Peter, and how we too can love Jesus for a lifetime.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, exploring chapters 6 through 9. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 9, we learn specifically the kind of God we have been called to love, trust, and obey.

This week we continue our series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 4. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 4, we explore the story of Cain and Able as an invitation to find our satisfaction in God alone.

This week we continue our new series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 3. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. In Genesis 3, we ask how the fall of mankind is an invitation to understand what it means to reflect the image of God.

This week we continue our new series walking through the book of Genesis, reading from Chapter 2. Genesis is the first book of the Bible given to the people of Israel as they walked through the wilderness. If Genesis 1, God's invitation is to "do nothing" then this week is God inviting us to "do something"?