Rolling Fork Baptist Church

Why is Jesus the focus of the gospel? And what did the writer mean when he said that Jesus tasted death for everyone? 

What is this "great news of great joy"? Who sees this as "great news" and who doesn't?

In today's message, Chris Godbey emphasized the connection between the Old Testament and the birth of Jesus plus how should we understand the role that Mary played in this discussion.

What is the main takeaway that we should find in the Old Testament prophecies about Jesus? Probably much more than you realize.

Why do we seek the applause of men rather than the approval of God? What if God treated us the way that He treated this couple in Acts 5?

How did Peter and John respond when they were told to stop preaching the name of Jesus? And what can we learn from these men for today's conversations?

Why did the miraculous healing in this passage take place? Does the gift of healing still exist today?

Today's message focuses on the message that Peter preached to the crowd who heard them speaking in different languages. One of the key factors in today's message deals with the connection of baptism and the forgiveness of sin. This verse has confused many people because of how it is worded. 

Today, we focused on two questions: 1) What should we know about the Holy Spirit? and 2) What should we know about speaking in tongues?

How does Judas Iscariot connect with Romans 8:28? And how does Matthias connect with us?

Some observations about this passage show us that the disciples didn't always have the right answers either. Also we look at the question "Are there any apostles living today?"

David thought he had gotten away with his sinful ways in chapter 11 but God was totally aware of what happened. 

How did David get into so much trouble? Because he didn't make a good decision during the first temptation mentioned in today's message.

How many people do we know that once appeared to become a Christian but then their lives never began to show any indication that they were in Christ?

We see what really happened when Paul was converted but are we preaching and teaching this message properly?

Why is biblical conversion so important to understand? Why are there so many people who call themselves Christians but do not live like Christians?

This last section of 2 Peter gives us four key themes to think about and prepare for.

Is it God's will that everybody be saved? And how should we live if we have been saved?

In today's message, we see a detailed list of characteristics that false teachers have and we saw how faithful and consistent God is when dealing with this kind of people.

Why should we trust the Bible and why should we obey God's Word?

Today's message centers around the very precious promises of Christ and the qualities that we should be seeing developed in our lives.

Are we obeying the Great Commission? Are we making disciples or just focusing on ourselves?

What instructions did Peter give the pastors and those who are under their watch care? And how is the entire church supposed to connect to God and resist the devil?

Jesus suffered for us and we are to suffer for Him as well but the main focus of today's message is our responsibility to glorify God in what we say, think and do.

Included in today's passage are two topics that have been discussed a great deal. One is the question "Did Jesus go to hell before He was raised from the dead?" and the other is "Why did Peter say that baptism can save you?"