Union Baptist Church Sermons

Final Revival message 2025

Revival service on Saturday November 15, 2025

Revival service on Friday November 14, 2025

1. Our generosity should be intentional, willing, and cheerful. (6-7) 2. God will give you what you need for you to be able to do what He has called you to do.  (8-10) 3. The result of our generosity is thanksgiving and God’s glory. (11-14) 4. The ultimate display of generosity has always been, is now, and forever will be the inexpressible, indescribable gift that God has given us in Christ Jesus....

1. Paul’s contentment was learned through life’s ups and downs, not found in changing circumstances. (10-14) -We can’t base our contentment on what we have, we have to base our contentment on Christ’s provision. -Be teachable! In all life’s ups and downs, ask yourself, “How has the Lord provided for me in this season?” 2. The Philippians’ generosity is a mark of spiritual maturity and an act of wo...

Luke 15

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1. Forget Not the Lord’s Faithfulness (1-5) 2. Praise God for His Provision (6-10) 3. Protect Yourself from the Pride of Prosperity  (11-20)

1. Four key witnesses testify that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and the source of eternal life. (31-40) - John The Baptist (31-35) - Jesus’ miracles (36) - God the Father (37) - The Bible (39) Jesus is the suffering servant of Isaiah 53. Jesus is the Son of Man in Daniel 7. Jesus is the ruler from Bethlehem in Micah 5.  Jesus is the suffering One in Psalm 22 Jesus is the One from David’s...

Jesus’ authority comes from His unity and equality with God. (19-20, 23) Jesus has the authority to give life.  (21, 24, 26) Jesus has authority over the resurrection (21, 25, 28-29) Jesus has the authority to judge all of humanity (22, 24, 27, 30)

LEARN the truth in God’s Word. KNOW the truth by writing it on your heart. SPEAK the truth, always in love, never in hate. LIVE the truth in such a way that your life reflects the light of Jesus Christ. 1. Legalism blinds us to what God is doing right in front of us. 2. When Jesus makes us whole, he also calls us to walk in obedience. 3. There will always be people who hate Jesus.

Our faith must rest in Jesus—not just in what He can do for us (vv. 43–45). Faith trusts even when it can’t see the whole picture (vv. 46–50). When we exercise our faith, it grows  (vv. 51–54).

When we meet Jesus, our priorities shift from our glory to His glory. (vv 27-30) Doing what God calls us to do fuels us to keep going. (vv 31-34) We need to open our eyes and see the urgency of the harvest. (vv 35-38) Our testimony can be the spark God uses to ignite faith in someone’s soul. (vv 39-42)

True worship involves a humbled heart, a surrendered spirit, and a mind anchored in the truth of Christ. True worship begins with understanding our place before God as sinners in need of a Savior. True worship is not about a place. True worship must be in Spirit. True worship must be in Truth.

Jesus was intentional about His ministry.  (vv 1-6) Jesus embraced the awkward - He was no respecter of social boundaries. (vv 7-9) Jesus focused on the woman’s spiritual need. (v10) Jesus focused on the true satisfaction that only He can offer. (vv 13-14)

Jesus must grow greater…  -OR-  Jesus is worth following… Because of where He comes from. Because of what He says. Because of how vast His authority is. Because of why it matters.

How do we avoid ministry drift? Remember that every opportunity comes from God. (v27) Remember That Our Role Is to Point to Jesus, Not Replace Him. (v28) Remember That Joy Is Found in Fulfilling Your Purpose (v29) Remember that Jesus must be first in all things. (v30)

1. Our salvation was initiated by God in offering us His marvelous grace. 2. God’s offer of eternal life is polarizing. We are condemned, or forgiven; we have eternal life, or we don’t; we are in Christ, or we are not - based on our belief and trust in Him. 3. The Light of Life reveals what we really love.

Being born again has nothing to do with our position in society. Being born again has nothing to do with our religious achievements. Being born again has everything to do with having a repentant heart that is surrendered to the Holy Spirit.

Jesus opposes that which opposes the glory of God. We are the temple of God, and we must be sure that our hearts are cleansed of those things that oppose God’s glory.

A life without Christ is a life without true joy. A life with Christ is filled with abundant joy. The power of Christ’s glory is transformational.

Surrendering to God means trusting Him with what we love most. Our faith and trust in God must not waver, even when the future is unclear. God has always provided for all we need, He is worthy to be trusted forever, and in all things. Go check out Madelyn Rae's "Isaac" https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=o_bSdWIYSdA&si=JQm1HqW8AJI7M4-Z

Witnessing for Christ is grounded in a relationship with Christ. (35-39) Witnessing for Christ can be as simple as an invitation to “Come and see.” (40-46) Witnessing for Christ can lead to transformational encounters with Jesus. (47-51)

What About John the Baptist? He is not the Christ. (19-21) He is the way preparer of Isaiah 40. (22-28) He identifies the Agnus Dei (the Lamb of God). (29-34)

How Do We Experience the Fullness of Christ? 1. Through the fullness of His dwelling among us. 2. Through the fullness of never-ending grace. 3. Through the fullness of the revelation of the Father