South Park Baptist Church

John 8:1-11

There is a proverb that has been around for a long time, but it still used today. It goes like this, "Those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones." Sometimes we want tto focus on other people's sins and shortcomings, while at the same time overlook our own sins or shortcomings. It should not be that way with believers. . .  

Acts 16:4-10

As followers  of Christ, we want to know His will, so we can follow. We know this is a concern to a lot of folks because there are 100's of books out there telling us how to discover God's will. So, we make our plans, but sometimes "our plans" don't work out like we though they would or should. How should we respond to that when it happens?

2 Chronicles 7:14

Our founding Fathers were not perfect, and our country is not perfect, but they gave us a framework to form "a more perfect union." Yet, today, we have drifted from our Biblical moorings, and a cloud of darkness is descending over our land. But we can be sure God is ready to "heal our land" if we are willing to meet certain conditions.

John 10:22-30

Back in the 70's and 80's there were a series of TV commercials by a brokerage firm named E. F. Hutton. Each one had two men talking about investing in the stock market when one of the men would say, "My broker is E. F. Hutton and he says..." then everyone in the noisy room would stop and listens intently. Today's message is about how important it is to really lean in and listen when Jesus speaks.