Gambrell Street Baptist Church

Our next imperative is a difficult one. Dr. Spivey talks about following the narrow way of Jesus. This comes with letting go of certain things and sins that controlled us and following Jesus. Have you found the narrow way?

Christmas in March? We move into the New Testament now in our Scarlet Thread Series on Redemption. This is the story of Christ Jesus being born in a stable, coming to earth, and taking on flesh so that we could be saved!

Dr. Spivey talks about one of the earliest imperatives Jesu told not only His disciples, but for us today and that is "Follow Me" What does that look like? We know what it means to follow someone on social media, but what does it look like to follow Jesus? Listen to find out!

Kevin walks us through Jonah 4 and shows us the anger Jonah had towards the people of Nineveh, how God responds, and calls us to share the gospel with those who hate God.

Dr. Spivey talks about two commands Jesus gave us and that is to repent of sin and believe in the Lord. He goes into detail about what true repentance looks like and what believing in the Lord does.

Chris walks us through the famous story of Daniel in the lions Den. He highlights the great man Daniel was and his persistant prayer life. Through His faithfulness though came many trials...

In this series, another reason the words of Jesus matter is because the Father and He are one!

This is the first sermon of this series and the goal is to introduce the reasonings and the purpose of the series. When we come to church and as we do life together, we do it to glorify God and to learn from Him. This means we must LISTEN to Him. God tells us in the Bible, "This is my Son, Listen to Him" This series will be over the imperatives of Jesus and what He calls us to do.

Dr. Spivey shows us how biblically we are to care for our elders. It may not seem like a controversial or difficult subject, but it is a widely abused and misunderstood subject

Mark shows us the great promise God gave David. He will bring the one who will have the forever throne.

We are free to do what we want, but should we? Dr. Spivey talks about the freedoms we have as christians, but how that comes with certain limitations

Elias walks us through the story of David and Goliath and shows us the powerful God of Yahweh. In such a famous story we hope this sermon shows you how we should be like David and ultimately how this points to Jesus.

Dr. Spivey talks about the issues with Political Correctness and Cancel Culture and how we as christians deal with it.

It is not always about height...Dr. Spivey shows us in 1 Samuel that God looks at the Heart. More than that, He looks for a godly heart.

Chris shows us how the Israelites wanted a King even though they had God. God, being gracious, allowed them to have what they wanted, but we will see the Israelites should have been content.

Ever look around and think what has happened to civility? Dr. Spivey talks about how to walk in a world that seems to have lost its morality and how Christians are to be different by breaking down the golden rule.

Dr. Spivey encourages us as the new year starts that we will face discouragement, but we must remember the Lord is in control.

Continuing in Psalm 30 from last week, Dr. Jim Spivey shows how God takes us not only from mourning to morning, but from mourning to dancing.

Joshua leads the people into the Promised Land. A pagan prostitute name Rahab assists Joshua's spies as evidence of her faith in the God of the Israelites. Joel McReynolds examines the story of the scarlet cord in the Scarlet Thread series.

On this third Sunday of Advent, Dr. Jim Spivey speaks of the joy that comes in the morning from Psalm 30.

After being in the desert waiting for the unfaithful first generation of Israel to die off, Moses presents a reaffirmation of the covenant with the new generation preparing to enter the Promised Land under Joshua's leadership. Dr. Jim Spivey examines this call in Deuteronomy 27 and 28.