Sermons from First Baptist Church of Sherman, NY

Send us Fan Mail Guest Speaker Thayne Bodenmiller (Text: Psalm 33)

Send us Fan Mail Blessings are not meant just to make our lives better, easier, or more comfortable. God blesses us to display his goodness and salvation to the lost world so that they will know and believe. Psalm 67 is an evangelistic, eschatological, and expectant prayer for the lost to know and glorify the God we know and worship. (Text: Psalm 67:1-7)

Send us Fan Mail God is faithful to his covenant promises even though his people are unfaithful to him. (Text: Psalm 78:56-72)

Send us Fan Mail We must not forget God’s wondrous work of redemption lest we fail to trust and obey him.  (Text: Psalm 78:40-55)

Send us Fan Mail God's mercy is greater than our sin. (Text: Psalm 78:32-39)

Send us Fan Mail We must learn to be satisfied with what God gives and trust him to provide. (Text: Psalm 78:17-31)

Send us Fan Mail Forsaking comes by forgetting, so we must take care to remember and explain what God has done, why God has done it, and how we’re connected to it. (Text: Psalm 139:9-16)

Send us Fan Mail God’s people must pass along the truths of God’s faithfulness to the next generation. (Text: Psalm 78:1-8)

Send us Fan Mail David prays that God would slay the wicked and search the worshipper for wickedness. (Text: Psalm 139:19-24)

Send us Fan Mail Every part of God’s creation is for his purpose, even my life. (Text: Psalm 139:16-18)

Send us Fan Mail The God who knows everything about me and is everywhere with me also made me exactly according to his design. (Text: Psalm 139:13-18) 

Send us Fan Mail No matter where I go or what happens to me, God is with me. (Text: Psalm 139:7-12)

Send us Fan Mail I can better understand and appreciate God’s love and care when I understand his deep knowledge of me. (Text: Psalm 139:1-6)

Send us Fan Mail Giving to the work of God is a spiritual investment and an act of worship. (Text: Philippians 4:14-23)

Send us Fan Mail By looking to Christ, we can confidently and contentedly face any and every circumstance in life. (Text: Philippians 4:10-13)

Send us Fan Mail Paul explains the Christian responses to difficult circumstances in life, namely joy, graciousness, and prayer.  (Text: Philippians 4:4-9)

Send us Fan Mail For the church to enjoy unity, we must all agree in the Lord and be willing to help each other. (Text: Philippians 4:1-3)

Send us Fan Mail We need good Christians examples, because bad ones are dangerous and good ones are helpful. (Text: Philippians 3:17-4:1)

Send us Fan Mail Christians are not people who are perfect but who are making progress towards it. (Text: Philippians 3:12-16)

Send us Fan Mail Paul has  explained that what he used to count as gain he now considers loss. Instead, he counts Christ as gain. But what exactly does that mean? Paul explains what it means to gain and know Christ. (Text: Philippians 3:9-11)

Send us Fan Mail Christian culture, religious zeal, and good deeds aren’t bad things, but they don’t get us to God; in fact, they could keep us from him if we’re trusting in them.  (Text: Philippians 3:4-8)

Send us Fan Mail True believers should rejoice in Christ and beware of false teaching which leads away from Christ.  (Text: Philippians 3:1-3) 

Send us Fan Mail Paul gives two real life examples of selfless, sacrificial, Christlike service: Timothy and Epaphroditus.  (Text: Philippians 2:19-30)

Send us Fan Mail Real Christianity must be worked out in real, practical ways because God is at work in us.(Text: Philippians 2:12-18)

Send us Fan Mail Jesus existed in the highest place, yet took the lowest place to serve; therefore, God exalted him to the highest place. This is the Christ of Christianity and our example of humility and service. (Text: Philippians 2:5-11)