Salem Baptist Church Knoxville TN

Suffering is an inevitable part of the broken and sinful world. It touches every aspect of our living. However, there are some things we experience in life that especially hurt.  The first message in our series explores four lessons we learn from Job's life in Job 1-2.

If we are not intentional, Christmas can become a date on the calendar not a celebration of the Savior.  This message once again takes a look at Luke 2:8-20.  Through this message we discover three ways we can celebrate Christmas every day.

The fourth message in our series takes a deeper look at Mary's song of praise in Luke 1:46-56.  Through her song we discover three reasons why God is worthy of praise!

Today is one of our multi-gen worship services!  The third message in our series explores who Anna is in the Christmas story, Luke 2:36-38.

The second message in our series explores the remarkable encounter Simeon has with Mary & Joseph and Jesus in Luke 2:22-35.

Today we celebrate baptism in our worship service.  And the first message in our series explores Luke 1:5-80 and Zechariah's song upon the birth of John.

There are chapters and seasons of life when we feel ATTACKED, UNDERMINED, and ALONE.  Through Psalm 34 David encourages us to know that the Lord is ready to DEFEND US, PROTECT US, and FIGHT FOR US.

The world changes at a rapid pace. We must navigate the constant change though walking in wisdom from the Lord.

There are over 100 Christians mentioned in association with Paul in his letters and his journeys (Acts).  Paul mentions 26 people by name in Romans 16 and 10 by name in Colossians 4.  The Bible declares only two things remain forever:  THE WORD OF GOD (Isaiah 40:8) and the SOULS OF MEN (Mattew 25:46).

This powerful morning of worship has a practical message from Colossians 4:2-6.  Through this passage we are reminded that our testimony is the prized possession and responsibility of every Christ follower.  We discover three essentials for an unshakable testimony.

Our message explores Colossians 3:12-4:1.  If we had to put this passage into a word it would be love. Whether in our biological or spiritual family, Jesus reminds us in John 13:35 that people will know we are His disciples by the love we have for one another.  Through this passage we discover four practical ways we can L.O.V.E. our families.

We live in a world that rejects the idea of original and personal sin.  According to Colossians 3, sin is anything that springs up from our earthly (sinful) nature that misses the mark of God’s glory.

This we we explore five truths about our identity in Christ for all followers of Jesus from Colossians 2.

Our Young Adult & College Pastor, Lucas Hurd, shares a powerful message from Colossians 2.

The third message in our series explores Colossians 2:1-5 and four essentials for experiencing joy everyday.

The second message in our series explores ten truths about Jesus from Colossians 1:15-27.

If we could only pray TWO THINGS for people we love deeply, what would we pray?

The final message in the series explores Matthew 5:14-16 and the commission of Jesus for His followers to be the light of the world.

Our lives are often characterized by what we CARE ABOUT THE MOST.  Our burdens often define us.  To reach more and connect more must come from a burden to celebrate OTHERS COMING TO CHRIST.

The fourth message in the series takes a deeper look at the encounter Jesus has with Zacchaeus in Luke 19:1-10 and several lessons that apply to our lives.

God is not looking for a community to change but He does expect the church to respond and extend His mission.  The third message in our series explores Mark 3:13-35 and God's call to extend His mission through our lives.

As a church family, we must value the POWER and PRACTICE of prayer.

The first message in our series explores four ways we can be like Jesus regarding people from Matthew 9:35-10:5.

Psalm 51 reminds us that I must have an honest view of who I am and what God has done.

This message takes a deeper look our greater purpose as God's people of recognizing the glory of God.  Through Psalm 19 we discover three ways the glory of God is revealed.