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Joseph was faced with a hard decision- Mary, his fiancé was discovered to be with child and he knew it was not his. What could he do? What would he do?

Today is our Annual Christmas music program. We are glad to welcome again the Swartz Creek Madrigals.

Today’s study considers the visit of Mary to Elizabeth and the song she composed praising God’s salvation.

Today’s lesson demonstrates that God’s people can be fearful at times and experience a lapse of faith, but God remains faithful to them!

In much of the the Old Testament Promises, the elements and recipients of the promises are representative of the reality found in the work of Christ. Today's study ties the Abrahamic Covenant to the fulfillment in Christ Jesus.

Today’s study focuses on Abraham’s growth in faith. Saving faith is God’s gift, but it comes to men in infant form. Thus, Peter charges all believers: “Like newborn babies, crave pure spiritual milk, so that by it you may grow up in your salvation, now that you have tasted that the Lord is good.” 1 Peter 2:2 & 3

Today’s study hones in on the promise God made to Abram and Sarai when they were yet idolaters living in their pagan homeland.

Today we welcome David and Felicia Lee, missionaries to the children of Romania. They work with the abandoned orphans and youth of Bucharest.

Today we begin a new series, “Heading For the Promise Land”, which deals with the walk of faith exhibited in the lives of the Old Testament believers from Abram/Sarai onward.

Today’s lesson on being thankful as a means of worshiping God ends our study on Worship. “Give thanks to the God of heaven. His love endures for ever.” Psalms 136:26

As we contemplate that all that we own/have are gifts from God, it follows that there is a place in our worship for giving back to God out of thankful hearts.

Even in the ordinances commanded by Christ for His church, we must see them as a means of worshiping God, and take them seriously.

Many may not realize it, but praying to God with sincerity is a form of Worship, because it is an acknowledgement of need and of God as the Creator/Sustainer of our lives.

The way we worship God is as important as actually worshiping. Today’s study is on godly decorum as we come before God.

As in everything regarding the Christian life, God has prescribed how music is to be used in worshiping Him. Today’s study outlines some of the basics with regard to music that is worshipful toward God.

For a church service to be truly a time of worshipping God, there must be the heralding forth of God's Word to bring about reproof for sin, and encouragement to sinners that forgiveness and peace with God is theirs through repentance and faith.

Today’s message discusses the second element [essential] found in Biblical worship- the audible reading of Scripture.

In today’s message we begin to consider the essentials [known as the elements] of worship. For today we will consider the element of public prayer.

Many in our country would not label themselves as “idolaters” because they do not bow down to external, physical idols. But what about those inner and secret things we place above the worship of God?

Today’s message demonstrates that the worship of God is incumbent on all men and additionally worship is a privilege because the world, by and large, does not know the God of the Bible.

A listing of all of the services recorded at Thornville Baptist Church.

Today’s message considers the “Normative Principle” of worship and its flaws.

Today’s study considers sins of omission in worship.

Today’s study seeks to know, “Does anything go?” when it comes to what people want to incorporate into their worship of God OR does God “call the shots?”

Today’s sermon demonstrates that idolatry is not just a “carving or casting thing”; idolatry can be found in the thoughts of the heart which set actions, and desires above God!