Sermons from Tick Ridge FWB Church

In this sermon from December 28, 2025, Pastor Tyler shares God's vision & direction for the church for 2026 & beyond - a call to pursue Christ together with one mind, one accord, and a firm foundation in scripture. Rooted in Acts 2:42–47, this sermon outlines a biblical vision for a living and healthy church:  rooted in the truth from God's Word ,  growing in discipleship and estab...

In this sermon from November 2, 2025, we begin the Thanksgiving season looking at a familiar passage in I Thessalonians 5:16-18, which simply says rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in everything. We're reminded that gratitude isn't just a reaction to good days - it's a posture that keeps our hearts close to God. Whether you're walking through a season of joy or...

In this sermon from October 26, 2025, we start with the first chapter of the Gospel of John - "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." From eternity past to eternity future, Christ has always been the unquenchable Light that shines into the darkness - and the darkness cannot overcome it. Discover how the light of Jesus brings life, hope, and the p...

In this sermon from October 19, 2025, we're reminded victory isn't something we earn - it's something we're given through Jesus Christ. Drawing from I Corinthians 15:50-58, this sermon encourages believers to live as more than conquerors, standing steadfast and unmovable in faith. Even when life feels uncertain, God's Word promises that "thanks be to God, which giveth us t...

In this sermon from October 12, 2025, we dig into a familiar but timely passage, Ephesians 6:10-18. We explore how every believer is called to stand firm against the schemes of the enemy by putting on the whole armor of God. Learn how truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God equip us for spiritual battles. With practical guidance on prayer and standing together with other believ...

In this sermon from October 5, 2025, we look at I Peter 5:6-8 and explore spiritual warfare, the tactics of the enemy, and how humility, alertness, and dependence on God protects and strengthens us. Learn how to cast your anxieties on the Lord, remain spiritually alert, and stand firm in faith through life's trials. If you're seeking encouragement during a trial or biblical guidance on tru...

In this sermon from September 28, 2025, we dive into II Corinthians 9:6-8. We're reminded that giving isn't about money - it's about trusting God with our time, our talents, and our treasures. When we sow our time, talent, and treasure with cheerful hearts to the local church and the global church, we experience the kind of contentment and sufficiency only God can give. Discover what i...

In this sermon from September 21, 2025, we dig into Matthew 7:15-23. We're reminded that true faith in Christ is more than appearances - it's about a transformed heart that produces lasting fruit. We live in a world full of filters and facades, where it's easy to look the part, but miss the truth of discipleship. Jesus calls us to discernment, to test what we hear, and to make sure our...

In this sermon from September 14, 2025, we dive into Matthew 25:14-30 and the Parable of the Talents. We're reminded that everything we've been given - our time, gifts, and opportunities - is meant to bring glory to Christ and blessings to others. This sermon challenges us to look beyond the temporary and see the lasting legacy our obedience can leave. Each act of faith, each moment of service, ea...

In this sermon from September 12, 2025, we meet Aristarchus in Colossians 4:10 - one of the "unsung heroes" of the early church. Though he isn't a household name, like Paul or Peter, Aristarchus lived a life of faithfulness, courage, and service. He was there in the shadows, standing firm through trials, riots, shipwreck, and persecution. This sermon shows that what truly  matters  in God’s Kingdo...

In this sermon from September 7, 2025, we dive into Mark 10:35-45 and explore what it truly means to have a servant's heart. Jesus teaches that greatness in God's Kingdom comes not from status or power, but from humble service and sacrificial love. Plan your visit to Tick Ridge Free Will Baptist Church here ! Join us for Sunday Service, weekly at 10:45am EST.