Second Baptist Church

In this message, Pastor Jim reminds us why we should grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Jim explains to us the importance of spiritual growth and why we should make every day intentionally rooted in the word of God.

Listen to former Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm tell us about his testimony and faith journey on and off the football field! "Champions for Christ"

Today, Pastor Jim explains the significance of the bread and wine of Christ, and why we must also examine ourselves before we eat of the bread and drink from the cup to not take His sacrifice for granted. Luke 22: 19-20

In today's message, Pastor Jim tells us why we need to deny ourselves every day to fully surrender to Jesus our Lord. Mark 8: 34 - 38

Pastor Jim teaches us how important it is to use our spiritual eyes, to respond to God faithfully, and to see Jesus clearly.

In today's message, Pastor Jim tells us why we need to be vigilant of our spiritual ears and spiritual eyes that will lead us to our greatest need in Christ. Mark 7:24-8:1-21

In today's message, Pastor Jim reminds us of the importance of having a heart that pursues Christlikeness rather than our own human traditions. Mark 7:1-23

Today, Pastor Jim reminds us why we should trust in Jesus during times of hardship and storms in our lives. Mark 6: 45-56

Today, Pastor Jim reminds us that the Lord Jesus will always bring us fulfillment once we surrender our lives to Him. Mark 6:30-44

Today, Pastor Jim reminds us how to have courage and boldness to stand firm on the gospel, even if it costs us our lives. Mark 6: 14-29

Today Pastor Mike Kwaitkowski brings to us a message that gives five marks that are evident in the life of anyone who falls deep into sin." 1 Kings 11:1-8

Today on Memorial Day Sunday, evangelist and veteran Tim Lee brings to us a message from Revelation 20.

Today our student pastor, Wes Tanner, brings us a message on Graduation Sunday about being uncomfortable for the Kingdom. Matthew 14:22-33

Today as we open to Mark, there are two different responses to Jesus that are highlighted. There are those who reject Jesus and doubt His power, or those who receive Jesus and obey His commands. So how will you respond to Jesus?

Today as we open to Mark we see that Jesus was never late, always on time and was always in the right place right when He needed to be there. We see how Jesus encountered the crowd and multitude while also dealing with one single person at a time. Today we learn about divine appointments and the nature and character of Jesus. Mark 5:21-43

Today we open to Mark and look at the life of one man. In this mans life we see the struggle between two kingdoms - The Kingdom of God and the Kingdoms of this world. And as we look we see that Jesus came to set him free,  just as He can set us free. Mark 5:1-20

There are physical storms, personal storms, financial storms, storms that rage around us and other storms even rage within us. So today, as we open to Mark 4, we look at The God who calms your storms.

Today we open to Mark 4 and see that if parables were such an important tool in the teaching of Jesus, it is important for us to know what exactly a parable is.

Today we open to Mark chapter 3 and look to answer the question: "Is there a sin Jesus can't forgive? "

Christ  is Risen! Today while we observe and celebrate Easter, we look at a person in the bible who almost missed Easter! John 20:19-29

Today we see how there are all sorts of different responses when Jesus shows up. So how do people respond when they really encounter Jesus for who He is, and not just who they think He is? Mark 3:1-21

The world has tried countless ways to create religious systems and ways for people to approach God, when in fact God has come to us. The gospel is Gods way of getting to man. So today we look at this fact: That Jesus is better than religion.

Today we look at Mark chapter 2 and we see the life of Jesus and how He is a friend of sinners.

Today in Mark 2 we see that we will come to understand that there is a greater need and a deeper healing that all of us need, beyond our own physical healing.