Sermons from First Baptist Church of Sherman, NY

Send us Fan Mail Wisdom is God’s gift for you to taste now what was lost because of sin and what will be restored because of Christ. (Text: Proverbs 3.13-20)

Send us Fan Mail God disciplines His people not out of pointless frustration but out of fatherly love and with good purpose. (Text: Proverbs 3.11-12) 

Send us Fan Mail Missionary Jim Spoto preaches about a vision-focused church from Acts 2.36-47.

Send us Fan Mail Giving is an act of worship that honors God, recognizes His faithfulness, and trusts in His continued provision. (Text: Proverbs 3.9-10)

Send us Fan Mail Guest Preacher Donnie Rosie - God's Gift of Wisdom (James 1.1-18)

Send us Fan Mail Active trust in the God who has perfect understanding brings peace and refreshing. Text : Proverbs 3.5-8

Send us Fan Mail Prayer is discussing life with your God.

Send us Fan Mail A life well-lived is marked by steadfast love and faithfulness. (Text: Proverbs 3.1-4)

Send us Fan Mail Wisdom will help you choose the right paths in life. With wisdom, you’ll discern, desire, and choose good paths. (Text: Proverbs 2.1-22)

Send us Fan Mail If you’re going to get wisdom, you must take responsibility and you must take action. (Text: Proverbs 2.1-22)

Send us Fan Mail A father encourages and warns his son about the rewards of listening to the right counsel and the dangers of listening to the wrong counsel. Wisdom isn’t just about listening but about who/what you’re listening to. (Text: Proverbs 1.8-19)

Send us Fan Mail When their father died, Joseph’s brothers didn’t understand Joseph’s forgiveness or God’s providence in all their lives. From this text, we are cautioned not to go through life without knowing and believing God’s forgiveness and providence. (Text: Genesis 50.1-26)

Send us Fan Mail Guest Preacher Josh Mencer - 2 Peter 3.15-18

Send us Fan Mail Before Jacob dies, he gives final blessings to each of his sons. From these blessings we learn that God’s plan is to bring blessing and redemption through the Lion of Judah to people everywhere. (Text: Genesis 49.1-28)

Send us Fan Mail As Jacob matured in faith, what he learned about God’s grace affected him. God blesses His people with unrestricted, unpredictable, surprising grace, and they must learn to respond by faith.  (Text: Genesis 48)

Send us Fan Mail Genesis 47 is concerned with getting the family of Israel settled in their new home in Egypt. Here we learn that we must make the most of the life God has provided but remember it’s not forever. (Text: Genesis 47)

Send us Fan Mail The coming of the Spirit at Pentecost signaled that God is still with His people and calling them to Himself. (Text: Acts 2.1-47)

Send us Fan Mail The Ascension of Jesus reveals that He is the High King of Heaven and our Merciful High Priest. (Text: Hebrews 1.1-4; 4.14-16)

Send us Fan Mail Even the “detours” of life are part of God’s plan, so you can act by faith.  (Text: Genesis 46)

Send us Fan Mail When Joseph saw the change in his brothers and God’s sovereign hand in his own life, he forgave and reconciled with his brothers and family. God sovereignly changes His people so they can forgive & reconcile with others. (Text: Genesis 45)  

Send us Fan Mail Joseph’s test revealed that his brothers, especially Judah, had changed. God doesn’t just save His people; He also changes them.  (Text: Genesis 44)

Send us Fan Mail Because of Jesus we can count on God’s grace, mercy, and peace in all of life’s situations.  (Text: Genesis 43.1-34)

Send us Fan Mail Guest Speaker Josh Bridges (Hebrews 10.19-25)

Send us Fan Mail The Good News of Jesus’ resurrection means that through him salvation, eternal life, and freedom are granted to all who believe. (Text: Acts 13.13-52)

Send us Fan Mail God graciously accomplishes His plan despite our inability to see it and our guilt.  (Text: Genesis 42.1-38)