Community Baptist Church’s Sermons

This sermon explores how the mercies of God and salvation in Christ transform our approach to dealing with enemies and those who wrong us. It emphasizes the importance of not seeking revenge, but instead responding with love, kindness, and good deeds. Pastor Brent Sivinksty highlights that as believers, we are called to reflect Christ's example in our interactions, even with those who harm us, trusting God to handle justice and vengeance.

This sermon explores the connection between personal humility and corporate unity within the church. It emphasizes that true Christian unity stems from a humble heart and is rooted in sound doctrine and commitment to God's Word. Pastor Ben Jacquot discusses the nature of biblical unity, addressing common misconceptions and highlighting the importance of associating with all believers regardless of social status. The sermon concludes by stressing the need for humble self-perception and the dangers of pride in Christian life.

This sermon explores Romans 12:14-15, emphasizing the Christian call to bless those who persecute us and to empathize with others in both joy and sorrow. Pastor Brent Sivnksty highlights the importance of following Christ's example of love and forgiveness, even in the face of adversity. He underscores that this command stems from the lavish mercies God has shown us in salvation, challenging believers to extend that same mercy to others, regardless of how they are treated.

This sermon explores Jesus' profound act of washing His disciples' feet, emphasizing the depth of Christ's love and His call for believers to emulate His servant leadership. Joe Henson highlights the contrast between Jesus' humility and the disciples' self-centeredness, challenging listeners to examine their own hearts and actions in light of Christ's example. The message underscores that true blessedness comes not just from knowing Jesus' teachings, but from putting them into practice through sacrificial love and service to others.

Logan Foerch preaches the Sunday evening service with his message titled "Living A Life of Faith."

This sermon explores the biblical call to generosity and hospitality as central aspects of Christian living. Pastor Shawn Alexander emphasizes that how believers handle their possessions and open their homes is a barometer of their trust in God and their treasuring of Christ. Drawing from various New Testament passages, the sermon challenges listeners to overcome obstacles like fear and greed, and to embrace a lifestyle of giving and welcoming others as a response to God's lavish mercy and generosity shown through Christ.

Sam Carter preaches the Sunday evening service with his sermon titled "God's Plan for the Dwelling of Man."

This sermon explores the concept of living for God's glory as the ultimate purpose and motivation for Christian life. Dan Huffstutler emphasizes that God is inherently self-centered, which is not only appropriate but necessary for His nature as the supreme being. Christians are called to align their lives with this reality, finding their deepest joy and fulfillment in glorifying God through worship, obedience, and mission. The sermon challenges believers to examine their motivations and to center their lives on God's glory rather than personal gain or human-centered goals.

This sermon explores Romans 12:12, emphasizing God's prescription for perseverance during trials. Pastor Ben Jacquot explains how rejoicing in hope, being patient in tribulation, and being constant in prayer are interconnected commands that form God's plan for believers to endure difficulties. He highlights that these commands are not only prescribed by God but also provided for in the gospel and modeled by Jesus Christ. The sermon emphasizes the importance of setting one's mind on future glory and maintaining contentment in God's plan while experiencing pain.

This sermon explores Romans 12:11, emphasizing the importance of serving Christ with both zeal and practical effort. It contrasts serving Christ with serving our own appetites, seeking human approval, or trying to fulfill the law. Pastor Shawn Alexander highlights that true service to Christ comes from His enabling grace and power working through us, not our own strength.