Sermons from Pinelands Baptist

In this sermon we spend a bit more time considering the death and resurrection of Jesus and what it means in our lives today. The scripture passage we study is John 21:1-22

We continue the Daniel Series once again by exploring Daniel's vision in chapter 10.

We hear about the idea that at the foundation of our Christian life is the fact that we have been forgiven. We explore the need for ongoing forgiveness and how that impacts us. The scripture reference is 1 John 1:7-2:2.

The book of Proverbs is like a strategy for the puzzle of life. In this sermon we look at Proverbs 4:23-27 and what those verses mean for us as a discipling strategy.

We look at John 20:1-18 and consider from the story of Jesus' resurrection how we should be Easter people in a Good Friday world.

This Good Friday we consider the passage about Christ in Isaiah 52:13-53-12. We look at the various statements about His sacrifice before considering briefly how that impacts our lives.

In Luke 23:13-43 we are confronted with Jesus' innocence. We explore what atonement is and find that we cannot atone for our own sins.

In Matthew 19:13-15 we see how Jesus welcomes the little children. From this passage we explore how all of us should have a childlike attitude in our relationship to the Lord.

The bible passage used for this sermon is John 12:17-19.

Throughout the gospel of Matthew we see two questions being asked: Who is Jesus? And what is our response to Him? We continue the series by exploring these questions once again in the context of Matthew 19:16-30.

We continue the series by looking at Matthew 9:1-13.

Chris Wise shares his own experience of navigating work in our broken world as Christians. One of the main passages he draws from is Ephesians 6:5-9.

In this sermon, our missions elder challenges us on the intersection of our faith and our work. As Christians we should live out the gospel in every area of our lives, including our secular work space.

The scripture reference for this sermon is Mark 4:35-41. Based on this passage, we consider four aspects of Jesus' power and how it relates to our own lives.

We start a short series on Work & Service. This week we consider the relationship between our lives and our work. We do this with the help of several passages in Genesis.

In this sermon, Annie shared about evangelism. She considers things that stop us from sharing the good news but also gives helpful advice to know how to share the gospel with others.

In this sermon, Linzay speaks on the current conflict between Israel and Palestine in the middle east. In this context he considers is the conflict is a sign of the end times.

Studying both John 2:1-10 and Luke 5:1-11 we look at the significance of us being servants of Christ and following His command and call over our lives.

We continue our series in Daniel by studying chapter 9.

Coming out of the Classic week of prayer, we look at what Jesus has to say about prayer in Matthew 6:5-13.

Our senior pastor explains to the Evening Congregation what our missional strategy is as a church and how we decided to go with that model.

We continue the series by looking at the vision Daniel has in Daniel chapter 8. We focus especially on the beast.

This week our scripture is Matthew 5:2-12. We look at the characteristics that we should have as Christians.

In the final part of our series on the five W's, we consider why and how Christ accomplished certain things for us. Our scripture for the evening is Colossians 1:13-23.

In this sermon we look at the dream in Daniel 7:9-28 and the interpretation of it. We talk about the humanity of the Kingdom of God and find that we are His people.