First Baptist Church, Milton, LA

Grace Sustained - 2 Peter 1:8-11

In 2 Peter 1:5-7, Peter lists qualities that are essential to the Christian life. In verses 8-11, Peter shows us why they are essential to the Christian life. In the overall context of 2 Peter, we could answer that "why" pretty easily - true Christians have these qualities and, in the end, they see Jesus. The false teachers, the false converts, don’t have these qualities, and they suffer for it in the end. Listen in as we see how these qualities are essential for fruitfulness, assurance, and eternal life.   

Grace Applied - 2 Peter 1:5-9

There comes a moment in everybody’s walk with Christ that they must commit to a single-minded, focused determination to grow in their faith in Christ - to take hold of all that God has provided for them (2 Peter 1:3-4) so that they make progress in their faith. 2 Peter 1:5-9 shows us the characteristics of that growing faith. 

Grace Received - 2 Peter 1:3-4

All of the Christian life is an exercise of grace received. In 2 Peter 1:3-4, we see how Christ has granted His people everything they need in order be saved and to live a godly life. In this sermon, we look at what those things are and how Christ gives them to us. We hope you'll listen in and be freed up from the bonds of sin and legalism as you learn to rest in the grace of Christ for both your salvation and your growth as a Christian. 

Remember Christ - 2 Peter 1:1-2

In this sermon, Pastor Matt walks through the greeting of 2 Peter and shows how it serves as a good introduction to the rest of the letter. We see how Peter writes to protect the young church against false teachers, and then we see the incredible gospel truths that Peter uses to identify his audience as true believers. 

The Pursuit of Happiness - Psalm 1

In this sermon, Pastor Matt shows us how Jesus Christ is the "righteous one" of Psalm 1. He is the one who perfectly lives according to "the way of the righteous." Therefore, the pursuit of happiness, for the believer, is the pursuit of Christ. By faith in Christ, we are enabled to begin to live out Psalm 1 and experience the blessings of walking in faithful obedience to God. As we see in this sermon, ordering our lives according to God's Word is key to living a blessed, happy life. 

The Gifts of the Spirit - 1 Corinthians 12:1-11

In this sermon, Greg Thomas preaches a sermon from 1 Corinthians 12 on spiritual gifts. 
Christ promises us a helper in the work of building the church. The Spirit equips us with gifts to be used in accordance with right doctrine, by His power, and for each need as they arise, according to the will of God.  

Christ’s Labor Union: Member Builders - 1 Corinthians 3:9-11

In this sermon, Matt Doucet preaches from 1 Corinthians 3:9-11. He shows us that Christians are those who have been called by God's grace into relationship with Christ and His people. According, as we are being built into the temple of God, the house of His dwelling, we are also equipped and tasked to co-labor with each other and Christ to build His church. The Father has predetermined the design. We build on the foundation of the Son's finished work on the cross and His resurrection. And we do so as the Spirit empowers us to work for God's glory. Let us labor and build in a manner worthy of His name! 

The Trinity - God the Spirit

In this third sermon on the Trinity, we see how the Spirit applies what the Father has purposed and the Son has accomplished. In particular, we see how the Spirit helps us to see, reflect, and treasure the glory of God. 

The Trinity - God the Son

In this 2nd sermon on The Trinity, we continue looking at our series in a sentence, "What the Father purposes, the Son accomplishes and the Spirit applies." In this sermon, we see that God the Son accomplishes the purpose of making known the glory of God to the children of God through creation, incarnation, and redemption.

The Trinity - God the Father

Over the next three weeks, we will be looking at the doctrine of the Trinity. Our series in a sentence is, "What the Father purposes, the Son accomplishes and the Spirit applies." In this first sermon, we seek to understand the Trinity itself and then we look at what it means for God to be Father and what the Father purposes for His children.