Robertsdale Church of Christ

In Daniel 3, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were commanded to bow down and worship the golden image of King Nebuchadnezzar. This story is a reminder that worship is an expression of what we value most. In this message, Eric considers three false gods that seek our worship and three questions to discover what you are really worshiping.

In Daniel chapter 3, we find one of the most amazing moments of trust and faith in God. It's when Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego refused to bow down and worship the golden image of King Nebuchadnezzar. But maybe the most powerful part was when they said, "But even if our God does not deliver us..." In this message, Eric talks about how sometimes God delivers us from the fire. But som...

In Daniel chapter one, we learn a valuable lesson: How can we live with conviction in a culture of compromise and chaos? According to Daniel's life, it will require resolve.

How did we get here? It's a question that Daniel and his friends were asking as they made the 900-mile journey from Jerusalem to Babylon. But their journey to Babylon was predicted long before the Babylonians arrived. So what do you do when you wake up and realize you're living in Babylon?

Week 3 of the Not Today Satan Series

The Destroyer // Not Today Satan Series // Eric Gray

You have an enemy. He is a spiritual being known as Satan or the Devil. And he's not alone. He is the leader of the forces of darkness. His one goal is to hurt God by deceiving God's children so that you will question the goodness of God so that you will sin against God. In this message, we consider how to fight against the deception from the Devil.

What Difference Can I Make? // Three Big Questions Series // Dillon Wyatt

Where do I fit? Do I belong here? It's a question that we are all asking. And in a world that is growing more lonely each day, the Church should stand as a beacon of light in the darkness as a place to belong.

"Just be yourself!" Have you ever been told that? It sounds like good advice, but in reality, it is a little more complicated. Becomes sometimes we don't know who we really are. We are all on a journey to discovering our true identity. God wants to give us a new identity (2 Corinthians 5:17) and show us not only who we are, but Whose we are.

This message concludes "The Essentials" series as we consider the hope of resurrection and life everlasting. Hope is the engine that makes our lives go. So where we place our hope is critically important. As followers of Jesus, our hope is in resurrection and life everlasting. www.robertsdalechurch.com

Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do in the life of the believer? As we continue The Essentials series, we try to answer those two questions to better understand and lean into the amazing gift that God has given to every believer. www.robertsdalechurch.com

We have a problem, and our problem is sin. Sometimes it seems small, not a big deal. But it results in major devastation and the destruction of the soul. It’s why we need to be forgiven. www.robertsdalechurch.com

In Ephesians 5, as Paul was discussing how new life in Christ impacts our relationships (and in particular, marriage), he used an analogy of marriage to describe the relationship between Jesus and the Church. It is a reminder that Jesus loves, protects, and sacrificed Himself for the church. As a result, we should live in submission and in preparation to see and be united with Him. www.robertsdale...

In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul wrote that the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus -- the Gospel -- is of first importance because it is how we are being saved and it is the rock on which we stand. www.robertsdalechurch.com

What separates Christianity from every other religion in the world is the concept of the Trinity: God eternally exists as One essence in three distinct persons -- God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. In this message, Eric considers a major implication from the teaching of the Trinity. www.robertsdalechurch.com

What are the essentials of faith? What are the core tenets of Christianity? In this first message, Dillon Wyatt kicks off the series with a message on the first essential -- Jesus is Lord.

Week 4 of the Watermark Series entitled "I Pledge Allegiance". In this message, Eric looks at how baptism is actually an act of spiritual warfare.

In Week 3 of the Watermark Series titled "Reborn & Renewed," we look at Titus 3:3-8 where Paul reminded Titus that baptism becomes this marker in our lives that divides who we were before Christ and who we are in Christ. www.robertsdalechurch.com

In Romans 6, Paul was reminding the Roman church of their baptism and how in it they died to sin and were raised to life. www.robertsdalechurch.com

We are a church that believes in the importance of baptism. In Acts 16 there is a story of a man who is a jailer that learned about Jesus in the most unique circumstances. It is a lesson that baptism is how we accept God's rescue. www.robertsdalechurch.com

Our tagline as a church is to be a place where faith is practiced, hope is shared, and love is experienced. But what does it mean to be a place where love is experienced? www.robertsdalechurch.com

Where Hope Is Shared // Welcome Home Series // Eric Gray www.robertsdalechurch.com

A Place To Be Messy // Welcome Home Series // Eric Gray www.robertsdalechurch.com

Tomorrow // Dillon Wyatt www.robertsdalechurch.com