Madden Baptist Church

The Great Return: Sin is a major problem for all of humanity. We must recognize the severity of sin and see the solution is Jesus Christ alone.

The Great Return: It is so easy to forget what God has done for us. We must remember how God has led us and pay attention to the dangers of forgetting.

The Great Return: As we look forward to America's 250th birthday, we will spend the coming weeks seeing the need for the church to return to God's will. Before American can be one nation under God, the church must first be one church under God. This great return starts with prayer.

The blessings of God are promised to be overflowing, sustaining and eternal. The world cannot offer you the same kind of blessings.

Valleys are a part of life. Even as Christians, we will experience valleys but each has a purpose. We know this because God's presence is with us as we go through them.

What does it mean that the Lord is our shepherd? What can God provide that is greater than anything else we can gain elsewhere?

An example of a faithful mother comes from the story of Moses' birth. Join us for our Mother's Day sermon as we see what scripture has to teach us about being a faithful mother.

The Ebenezer Stone was raised as a marker of a spiritual revival in the lives of the Israelites. This homecoming message reminds us to raise our own Ebenezer when we experience the blessings of God.

Paul's appeal to Philemon is founded in the Gospel. Each element of the appeal comes from what God's has gifted us through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

As the church, our common unity is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We as the body of Christ are a community that gathers together and works together for the glory of God.

Faith can be a struggle to accomplish in our lives. When God reveals Himself, we need to be willing to lean into faith and answer His calling on our lives.

Easter Sermon: Everything about the faith centers around this one truth that Jesus Christ is alive! He has resurrected from death to give us life.

Faithfulness is seen in our actions when no one else is watching or when no one else is willing. We are called to be faithful because Christ was faithful to us.

At the time of Jesus' death, 3 cries are heard. They teach us much about the work of Christ on the cross.

The final days of Jesus' time on the earth were filled with mockery. We know that those who follow Christ will also face mockery.

Jesus Christ took our place. Even as people willfully reject the work and salvation of Jesus, He was still willing to be our substitute.

What happens when God removes us from our comforts?

Christ fulfills all the festivals God established in the Levitical law. The things observed by the Jews, Christ fulfilled to its fullest for us.

Every date God chooses is intentional. God works His purpose for His glory. We are offered freedom and renewal because of the things that take place 50 days following the Passover.

Do we give our best to God? What does that actually look like? Are we willing to give our best to the Lord?

What do the Feasts of Passover and Unleavened Bread teach us about Jesus and the process of salvation?

The Bible calls us to rest. What is that supposed to look like? How does Jesus fulfill the Sabbath?

What does it mean to serve? How can we serve? Why should we serve?

The expectation of the Messiah King of the Old Testament helps us as we wait in expectation for the King of kings.

We can find ourselves at Christmas wanting to receive more than we give. We find ourselves not content in the place that God has us. We as believers must think differently.