West Milton Baptist Church
Weekly preaching from the pulpit of the West Milton Baptist Church!
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Episodes
Tuesday Sep 08, 2015
Tuesday Sep 08, 2015
After the glories experienced by Peter, James, and John they had to leave the mountain and begin the trek down. On the down side of the mountain there were obstacles that they did not face at the top, there were difficulties to overcome, and battles to fight. This is our life, we struggle to get up the mountain of discipleship to be with Christ and then we must return to real life, as we do each Monday morning.
Tuesday Sep 01, 2015
Wednesday Aug 26, 2015
Wednesday Aug 26, 2015
After laying down our Isaacs we are not to walk around empty handed, no, we are to take up our cross daily and follow the Lord. Christ gives His definition of what it means to be a disciple of Him, He lays down the lay and gives the ethos for what it truly means to follow Christ.
Wednesday Aug 26, 2015
Wednesday Aug 26, 2015
Wednesday Aug 26, 2015
Christ asked His disciples, those closest in the world to Him, to tell Him who He was. Christ was not suffering from an identity crisis, instead He desired that they would look deep within and see who they really thought that He was! The question before us today is still the same!
Tuesday Aug 18, 2015
Tuesday Aug 18, 2015
As Abraham heard from God, it immediately had to make him uncomfortable, uneasy, and unsteady, and we can only imagine what Sarah thought! Abraham was faced with the reality of giving up what was most precious to Him, the thing He loved and adored above all else, and HE was willing to do it. He laid Isaac down upon that altar and surrendered Him to the Lord. We desperately need to do this if we are to be successful in this troubling time.
Tuesday Aug 18, 2015
Tuesday Aug 18, 2015
Tuesday Aug 18, 2015
In the OT there was a morning and evening burnt sacrifice offered in perpetual fashion before the Lord, to atone in a general way for the sins of Israel. They had to deal daily with their sins or not be in fellowship with God. We must also, though Christ has came we still need to be continual offering up our praises, prayers, and purposeful living before the Lord.