First Baptist Church, Milton, LA

Weekly sermons from Pastor Matt Palmer or guest preachers at First Baptist Church, Milton, La.

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Contentment - The Rare Jewel

Sunday Jan 07, 2024

Sunday Jan 07, 2024

On New Year's Eve 2023, we had the chance to hear from one of our elders, Gary Barnes. Gary's sermon, "Contentment - The Rare Jewel," comes from 1 Timothy 6:6-10 and Philippians 4:11-12. 

Sunday Dec 24, 2023

During our special Christmas Eve service, Pastor Matt delivered a much shorter than usual message. This message, from John 1:14, shows the importance of Christ's incarnation - His coming in the flesh - to the Gospel message itself. We hope you'll listen in and be encouraged to "repent and believe in the gospel." 

Sunday Dec 17, 2023

Sermon 3 in our Advent series for 2023, "Behold This Child." Luke 2:22-38, Joseph and Mary bring the infant Jesus to the temple, where they encounter Simeon and Anna, two people who were waiting for the redemption of Israel. These verses show us that Christ came to fulfill every requirement of the Old Covenant, every prophecy made about Him, and all the hopes and longings of His people.

Sunday Dec 10, 2023

Sermon 2 in our Advent series for 2023, "Behold This Child." We cover Luke 1:39-80, reading these Scriptures and seeing from them five actions that are true of all Holy Spirit filled believers everywhere. We see each of them in the lives of Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary, and the townspeople in these events leading up to the birth of Christ. We should be praying and striving for these things to be true of us too, and repenting where they are not.

Sunday Dec 03, 2023

Sermon 1 in our Advent series for 2023, "Behold This Child." In this sermon, we look at Gabriel's visitation of both Zechariah and Mary. Our plan for such a large portion of Scripture is to read a little bit and talk, pointing some things out along the way. Then we close with 6 observations from the text, 6 applications regarding what we ought to believe and how we ought to live. 

Sunday Nov 26, 2023

In this 5th and final sermon in our series through the Five Solas, Matt Doucet, one of our lay elders, preaches on soli deo gloria, the glory of God alone. In a Scripture-laden sermon, Matt seeks to help us rightly see God's glory in Christ and to magnify that glory for His name's sake. 

Sunday Nov 19, 2023

In this 4th sermon in our series through the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation, Matt shows how the key word when it comes to the doctrine of Christ alone is sufficiency. We rest in the sufficiency of Christ's atonement, the sufficiency of Christ's merit, and the sufficiency of Christ's intercession. 

Faith Alone - Romans 3:20-28

Sunday Nov 12, 2023

Sunday Nov 12, 2023

In this 3rd sermon on the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation, we come to the doctrine of justification by faith alone. This doctrine is probably where Catholics and Protestants are furthest apart. As protestants, we believe that God justifies us on the basis of our faith alone, solely by faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ. But that doesn't mean our works don't matter. As we see at the end of the sermon, genuine, saving faith is always accompanied by good works. 

Sunday Nov 05, 2023

In this second sermon of our series through the Five Solas, we look at the doctrine of "grace alone." What the Scriptures teach us is that we are saved, or justified, by God’s free grace alone. We don’t earn it, there’s nothing in us or about us, and certainly nothing that we do that earns, or merits, salvation. But God, through the finished work of Christ, provides for us a salvation we don't deserve. 

Sunday Oct 29, 2023

In this first sermon of our new series, "The Five Solas," we introduce the Five Solas, look at Martin Luther's role in unintentionally starting the Protestant Reformation, and then talk about the "moral imperative" of Scripture Alone from 2 Timothy 3:16-17.  

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