Neely’s Bend Baptist Church Sermons

As Christians we are called to grow in maturity. In Hebrews 5:11-14 the author calls out the early Hebrew Church for being sluggish Christians that are lazy and immature and can only drink milk like a child. In this sermon from Hebrews 5:11-14, Pastor Austin Jones compares the sluggish Christian to the mature Christian.

In this sermon from Hebrews 5:1-10 we see why we as Christians should hold fast the confession of our faith and draw near to the throne of grace which is from Hebrews 4:14-16. The reason why is because Jesus is our Priest-King. This sermon dives into how Jesus is the great priest-king.

In this sermon from Hebrews 4:14-16 we see two commands in response to Jesus being the great high priest.

Is God's Word dead? Is God's Word still relevant? According to Hebrews 4:12 the Word of God is still very much alive and active and relevant. In this sermon we see two characteristics of God's Word.

In the Old Testament after Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land, God gave them rest on every side. However, this rest would not last. In Psalm 95 David writes about the rest of God and how someone later would be coming to provide the greater and better rest, his name is Jesus. In this sermon from Hebrews 4:6-13 the author quotes from Psalm 95 to make his point that Jesus provides the g...

In this sermon, guest preacher Henry Webb preaches from Mark 4 on the parable of the four soils. Each of these soils represent the heart of people in response to the gospel of Jesus.

In this sermon, guest preacher Mike Mayo preaches from John 10:10 about God's plan for abundant life.

In this sermon pastor Austin teaches that the promised rest still stands and faith is required to enter God's rest. 

"They were unable to enter because of their unbelief." Hebrews 3:19. The author of Hebrews draws on Psalm 95 to warn against unbelief. In this sermon we see three exhortations to eliminate unbelief.

Is Jesus worthy of more glory than anything else in your life? This sermon explores three causes for why Jesus must be worthy of more glory.

Jesus is greater than Moses. The early Jewish converts to Christianity were likely beginning to consider Moses again and the author of Hebrews reminds them to consider Jesus, to fix their thoughts on Jesus because He is greater than Moses. In this sermon we particularly look at how we as Christians even now must still consider Jesus and fix our thoughts on Him and not let the business of life cons...

What are we to do with the gospel? Answer: proclaim the gospel! After spending four weeks answering the question what is the gospel, we now must know what to do with that gospel! 

The gospel demands a response from man. For man to receive salvation man must respond to the gospel with believing faith and repentance of sins. This sermon seeks to draw out what it means for man to believe and repent of their sins. 

Jesus Christ the Savior is man's only hope. Man is sinful and has a guilty verdict but Christ is the humanity's hope. He is the one who can save. In this sermon we explore 6 reasons why Christ is the Savior. 

Pastor Austin continues his sermon series on answering the question what is the gospel? In this sermon we learn of the state of man. Man, humanity has two conditions that need to be redeemed, their nature is sinful and their verdict is guilty.

Pastor Austin has started a new series of sermons answering the question what is the gospel? In this sermon we see that the gospel begins with the Holy Creator God.

What are angels? What are their purposes? Those are just two of several questions answered in this sermon on angels. We hope that the example that angels set before us will help to see how we should live our very own lives as humans. 

Jesus is our high priest, a merciful and faithful one. And this proves to be a perfect example of how we as Christians should live our lives by extending mercy to others as Jesus does, by living faithful as Jesus does, and resisting sin as Jesus does.

Jesus died the death of deaths. His death overcame so much. In this sermon we see that through Jesus death He destroyed the power of the devil over death, He delivers believers from the fear of death, and lastly, because of His death, it allows Him to help believers. He is truly the overcomer of death. 

Jesus is unashamed of His family. As children of God we are all made one big great family and Jesus, our Savior is unashamed of His family.

In this sermon from Hebrews 2:9-10 we see that the founder of salvation is made perfect through suffering. In verse 10 alone we get three reasons why God made the founder of salvation (Jesus) perfect through suffering.

In this sermon we see the superior rule of the Son and the rule of man recovered. The original intended plan was for man to rule the world but that got stalled when Adam sinned. The Son, Jesus Christ has now restored that through His death on the cross and believers will one day rule in the world to come just as we were originally intended to do. 

We hear messages all the time. Messages on social media, from the news channel, from family and friends, but there is one message that is far superior than any other message, and it is the message of the Son. In this sermon from Hebrews 2:1-4 we explore the message of the Son and how we must not drift from this message.

In this sermon from Hebrews 1:4-14 we explore the superior status of the Son. The angels are servants of the Son and the Son is Sovereign over the angels.

Names matter. Especially the name of the Son of God. In this sermon we explore two reasons why the Son is a superior name.