Springfield Baptist Church

Today we walk through the Gospel presented in Isaiah 55, and see how these promises are fulfilled in Jesus. 

Today we look at Zechariah's prophecy, and see how Mary's genealogy addresses it. 

Today we begin our advent season by peeking at some of the folks who show up in Jesus' genealogy and take note of two corresponding Gospel principles. This message was shorter to make time for a missionary update which needs to be kept private to our church to protect those missionaries. 

Today we finally get into the meat of the text, and work to understand what Paul means by "From faith for faith..."

Today we work to refine our understanding of "faith" so that we can properly apply the doctrines attached to it. 

Today we look at how the righteousness of God is revealed in the Gospel, and then turn to understand what Biblical faith is. 

Today we look at Paul's gratitude, note the source of it, and consider how this should impact our priorities as a church. 

Today we begin our series in Romans and see why this letter still matters to us 2000 years later. 

Today we look at the picture painted of the fading glory of the law by the fading of Moses' shining face, and behold the superiority of Christ.

Today we look back at the ground we've covered since Genesis 37, and notice the piece that seems to be consistently missing, and enables the people to sin. 

Today we look at God's self-disclosure in the aftermath of the people's sin, and mark how these moments point forward to Jesus. 

Today we examine the aftermath of the golden calf incident, and consider what is being foreshadowed by the events. 

Today we resume our series in Exodus looking at chapter 32, the rebellion of the people, and the mediation of Moses. 

Today we are joined by Pastor Michael Crawford from Baltimore, who steps us through a theology of grief, followed by a brief discussion with he and Pastor James. 

Today we look at the experience the elders of Israel had on the mountain top, and consider the outcome. 

Today we went to the Psalms to enhance our appreciation for and understanding of the moral law, its purpose, and its effect on sinners. 

Today we see the reaction of the people to the Law of God. 

This morning we looked at the ninth commandment: "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor." and learned how this might apply to us even when we aren't on a witness stand.  Matt Mathison brought our Lord's supper devotional today. That audio begins at 32:35

"You shall not steal" means more than avoiding B&E's and hotwiring cars, so we look at a few examples in Scripture to more fully understand what this commandment is addressing. 

Today we look at the seventh commandment, and seek to understand its fullest application. 

As we look at the sixth commandment, we try to appreciate what the fullest application should be, given Jesus clarified it during His earthly ministry. 

This week we took a detour from Exodus to refresh ourselves in the Psalms. 

Today we look at one angle of the fifth commandment: how our culture seeks to evade it. 

Today we look at the 4th commandment, the most common views of the Sabbath, and seek to understand what God has in mind for us when He commands us to rest. 

Today we look at the prohibition of using God's name in vain, and seek to understand what exactly is in view.