FSBC Augusta Sermons

Matthew 5:17-20 2Puposes of the Old Testament The Old Testament Points to Christ the King The Old Testament Provides Commands for Kingdom Living

Matthew 5:13-16 2 Ways Christians Affect the World I. Christians do meaningful good in this world II. Christians do visible good in this world

Matthew 5:1-12 2 Marks of a Blessed Christian A humble and Unsettled Spirit A Bold and Provoking Righteousness

Matthew 5: 1-12 2 Marks of a Blessed Christian I. A Humble and Unsettled Spirit II. A Bold and Provoking Righteousness

Psalms 130

Matthew 4: 18-25 2 Patterns of Jesus' Ministry I. Personal Discipleship II. Public Teaching and Healing

Matthew 4:12-17 2 Reasons Jesus Preaches Repentance Jesus is God’s Promised Light Jesus Proclaims the Kingdom of Heaven

Matthew 4:1-11 3 Unexpected Ways God’s Children Suffer Suffering Because of Biblical Obedience Suffering in the midst of Godly Trust Suffering through Faithful Self-Denial

Matthew 3: 13-17 Two Reasons to Delight in Jesus I. Jesus Perfectly fulfills God's righteousness II. The Father delights in His Beloved Son

Matthew 3: 1-12 3 Marks of Genuine Repentance I. It prepares us for the King and His Kingdom II. It produces ongoing fruit in our lives III. It points us to an ultimate hope in Christ

Matthew 2: 1-23 4 Ways God Reveals Our Humble King I. The King is Worshiped by the Nations II. The King is Identified as God's True Son III. The King is Protected from His Enemies IV. The King is Overlooked by the World

Matthew 1:18-25 3 Fruits of Trusting God’s Law Compassionate Conviction under God’s Law Confident Trust in God’s Promises Committed Obedience to God’s Commands

Matthew 1:1-17 Who is King Jesus and what will he do? What proves Jesus is King? Why is King Jesus so important?

John 8:12 2 Results of Following Jesus I. We No Longer Walk in Darkness II. We Have the Light of Life

James 4: 1-10 I. The Need for Graced-filled Transformation II. The Promise of Grace-filled Transformation

Romans 13:1-7 3 Good Reasons for the Government The Government is Established by God The Government’s Job is to Protect and Serve The Government Reveals Our Godly Duties

1 Peter 5:1-5 Four Exhortations to Elders Shepherd the Flock Exercise Oversight Willingly Not for Shameful Gain Not Domineering

Matthew 18:15-20 2 Ways the Local Church Exercises Authority By Declaring Christ’s Words By Disciplining Christ’s People

Ephesians 5:22 - 33 3 Ways Marriage Authority Reflect the Gospel I. Godly Wives Reflect the Church's Joyful Submission II. Godly Husbands Reflect Jesus' Sacrificial Authority III. Godly Marriages Reflect Our Union with Christ

Ephesians 6: 1-4 4 Expectations of God-fearing Parents I. Care for Children Physically II. Instruct Children Wisely III. Discipline Children Compassionately IV. Discipline Children Spiritually

Nehemiah 13:23-31 4 Consequences of Sinful Relationships   Future Generations are Compromised   Covenant Breakers are Disciplined   God’s People are Unfaithful   Compromised Leaders are Removed

Nehemiah 13:15-22 Two Lord’s Day Sins That Must Be Purged Profaning the Priority of Public Worship Permitting Temptations that Pervert Our Rest

Nehemiah 13:1-14 Two Acts of False Worship that Must be Purged Welcoming the Forbidden Forsaking the Essential

Nehemiah 12:1-47 5 Characteristics of True Worship Faithful Worship Purified Worship Joyful Worship Orderly Worship Continual Worship

Nehemiah 11:1-36 4 Questions that Shape Kingdom Building Work I.  How do we build God's Kingdom? II.  What does it take to build God's Kingdom? III.  Who is involved in building God's Kingdom? IV.  Why do we build God's Kingdom?