Litchfield First Baptist Church

What do we do when we grow discouraged or worn down by gospel ministry? The apostle Paul contemplated that question and wrote an answer to it in 2 Corinthians 3-4. As new creations in Christ, we can live with audacious hope in the gospel by trusting Jesus to accomplish ministry through us, relish the beauty of the gospel, and unveil the glory of God. Listen as Pastor Daniel walks us through 2 Cori...

In his series on the purposes of the local church, Pastor Stille spends time leading us to mediate on the Great Commission and how it should dominate a Christian's life. Listen along as we unpack the Word of God.

What is the purpose of the church? In the second sermon in his series, Pastor Brent Stille guides us through the second purpose of the church - to love and minister together.

What is the most important calling for believers within the church? Jesus answers that in Mark 12, and Pastor Brent Stille explains how we can do it well as a church.

God has called us to be ministering to others all the time, wherever we are. He has also ordained the way in which we do so. Listen in as Pastor Daniel walks us through 2 Corinthians 2:12-17 in order to see how we can be part of this everywhere, always ministry.

Do you ever grow weary? Do you feel the pull on your heart to give up in your walk with God? Follow along as Pastor Stille takes us through Isaiah 40 to show how our all-strong God gives us strength for each day.

Isaiah 40 contains some key truths for beleivers to cling to: God is eternal, His word is timeless, and humans are frail. Listen as Pastor Brent Stille unpacks these truths from the Word!

In Isaiah 40, God gets sarcastic with His people. Yahweh is driving home the point that He is worth more than anything His people can offer Him. More than that, He is greater than any people or leader since He is the ultimate Judge. We need to step back and behold Him.

Judges 15 shares part of Samson's life with us, and it is supposed to make us laugh at the Philistines. The laughing helps us digest the truth from the passage: only fools make themselves the enemy of God.