Sermons from First Baptist Church of Sherman, NY

Send us Fan Mail As a church body, let us meet together, grow together, be challenged together, and bring glory to God together. (Text: Hebrews 10:19-25)

Send us Fan Mail Guest Speaker, Josh Mencer discusses what the Bible teaches about the sanctity of life.

Send us Fan Mail Christ calls us to seek peace through non-retaliation and generosity. (Text: Matthew 5:38-42)

Send us Fan Mail When faced with persecution or mistreatment, how should the Christian respond? In this message, we learn how Jesus teaches us to respond to persecution with generosity. (Text: Matthew 5:38-42)

Send us Fan Mail Christians should simply say what they mean and mean what they say. They should say what we they'll do and then do it. May we live so that our every word is believed. (Text: Matthew 5:33-37)

Send us Fan Mail Based on what Jesus taught in Matthew 5, we must ask the question, "Is Jesus absolutely forbidding oaths, or is there an appropriate time and place?" (Text: Matthew 5:33-37)

Send us Fan Mail Jesus uses the topic of adultery to teach us how to keep God's law in the heart as well as in our behavior. (Text: Matthew 5:27-32)

Send us Fan Mail We take a close look at Jesus' teaching about dealing with temptation. (Text: Matthew 5:27-32)

Send us Fan Mail As Jesus gives the proper and complete interpretation of the 6th commandment, He teaches us the priority of maintaining and restoring personal relationships. (Text: Matthew 5:21-26)

Send us Fan Mail We discuss the responsibility, the priority, and the urgency of reconciliation taught in this passage. (Text: Matthew 5:21-26)

Send us Fan Mail Jesus fulfills God's Law and enables us to keep it both inwardly and outwardly. (Text: Matthew 5:17-20)

Send us Fan Mail In this message, we take another look at Jesus' teaching on greater righteousness and discuss several applications found in the passage. (Text: Matthew 5:17-20)

Send us Fan Mail Jesus continues his sermon by describing to the blessed people how they are to be a blessing to the world around them. (Text: Matthew 5:13-16)

Send us Fan Mail We take a second look at the salt and light passage to discuss 6 truths about discipleship. (Text: Matthew 5:13-16)

Send us Fan Mail Matthew 5 is the beginning of Jesus' famous Sermon on the Mount. Part of that sermon is a famous passage known as the Beatitudes. Jesus describes to us who the blessed people are. (Text: Matthew 5:1-12)

Send us Fan Mail In this message, we take another look at the Beatitudes and see how they relate to our attitude and behavior towards self, God and others. (Text: Matthew 5:1-12)

Send us Fan Mail As Matthew begins his narrative of Jesus' ministry, we observe three ways this mission is accomplished. (Text: Matthew 4:12-25)

Send us Fan Mail We take another look at Matthew 4 to observe and discuss what discipleship is all about in this passage. This included a discussion time that has been omitted from the recording. (Text: Matthew 4:12-25)

Send us Fan Mail Jesus' faithfulness in temptation is the focus of this message. We take a look at Jesus' responses to Satan, where those quotes come from, and what they mean. (Text: Matthew 4:1-11)

Send us Fan Mail We take a look at several important applications from Christ's temptation. (Text: Matthew 4:1-11)

Send us Fan Mail Matthew jumps ahead 30 years and introduces us to John the Baptist, who preaches a simple yet urgent message: Repent for the kingdom of Heaven is at hand! (Text: Matthew 3:1-17)

Send us Fan Mail In this message, we look at 4 word pictures that John paints in his message. (Text: Matthew 3)

Send us Fan Mail Herod and the wise men provide two opposite responses to the news of Jesus Christ. (Text: Matthew 2:1-18)

Send us Fan Mail There are 4 prophecies fulfilled in Matthew 2. In this study, we take a close look at each one and see how Jesus fulfills them. (Text: Matthew 2:1-23)

Send us Fan Mail Matthew 1 begins the story of Jesus with a description of His heritage and the event leading up to His birth. In this message, we take a closer look at some of the names in the genealogy as well as the events surrounding Christ's birth. (Text: Matthew 1:1-25)