Second Baptist Church

During this time of distancing from our fellow man, it could also feel like God seems distant. Have you ever felt that way before? Has God ever felt distant? It happened to David and he wrote about it in Psalm 22.

Today, we'll continue our Fearless series and look at Psalm 84:5-7 and what we can do while we're in the valley.

What does the Bible say about where we should turn and who can truly offer help in times of trouble? We'll look at Psalm 121 and answer those questions.

Today we will talk about how to love where we live, where we work, where we go, and where we are. This series will remind us of some of the most important things God has called our church to do.

Today we celebrate what God has done for us through Financial Peace University.

When you are troubled by the sins of the world and the wrath of God, look to Jesus, the One who brings peace and salvation by taking the wrath for you.

We need to continue to reach our neighbors and the nations with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Highlighted throughout this chapter are the righteous who choose to follow Christ and the rebellious who choose to embrace the world.

Do you and I have what it takes to stand with "the Lamb?"

When we have the proper perspective regarding money we begin to understand the joy of giving.

We have a responsibility to our families-and to our future generations-to turn back the tide of debt, wastefulness, and consumerism that is leading so many families into financial ruin.

Tonight we discuss the False Prophet and the mark of the beast.

This morning we take some time to talk about myths we believe when it comes to contentment.

This man, often called the antichrist, will be the culmination of a long line of would-be world conquerors.

The gospel isn't about our sacrifice to get to God. It's about the sacrifice God made to come to us.

We see how our earthly service is making an eternal investment.

God is preparing an eternal banquet in heaven and we're all invited. Who are you going to invite?

The church exists because God has a mission and He created and called the church to accomplish that mission.

Gathering together with the people of God, learning from the Bible, singing and worshipping together, building relationships that last a lifetime. All of this is vitally important for your spiritual growth and your relationship with God.

This chapter tells us, in part and in summary fashion, the Grand Redemptive Story of the Bible.

The question of who the two witnesses will be has intrigued Bible scholars over the years, and many possibilities have been suggested.

During this new sermon series we’re locking arms, trusting God, and boldly embracing His principles for handling money—and we’re excited about what we’ll discover together

Guest preacher, Trea Brinson, shows us what it means to truly adore Jesus.

Simeon's response to the arrival of Jesus shows us how to properly respond to Christmas.

You can look at this passage and see the wonder of Chris't birth. The wonder of Mary and Joseph. The wonder of Zechariah and Elizabeth. The wonder of the angels and shepherds. The wonder of "all who hear it." When you encounter Jesus, there is awe and wonder.