Grace Baptist Church Sheboygan

The Book of Esther is one of the most unique books in the Bible. It has many lessons to teach us about God, his sovereignty, his power, and his faithfulness. In this intro to the book of Esther, we see the fallen kingdom of man compared to the eternal kingdom of God.

When Paul went to Jerusalem, knowing that he would surely suffer there, he went, constrained by the Spirit and of love. In this sermon we consider the events of Paul's arrest, but more specifically, we learn what it looks like to walk in wisdom and in love, as Christ teaches his disciples to do.

Knowing God's will for our lives is important for believers, because we want to live in a way that's pleasing to him. But how do we know God's will for us? How do we entrust ourselves to him? How do we entrust our loved ones to him as well? These are important questions, which Acts 21:1-14 carefully answers for us.

God calls His people into battle against sin, the flesh, and all sorts of spiritual enemies. In this passage, Moses helps us to see and recognize the danger we face from three enemies: fear, dissatisfaction, and a covetous heart. He also arms us for the fight.

God’s people have been called out to live as a holy people. In this sermon, we take a deep dive into what that looks like.

Every good and perfect thing is from the Lord. In this sermon we consider how God's people are called to enjoy those good gifts with a heart of faith. Deuteronomy 6:10-25

Biblical meditation is what God lovers do with God’s word. It is a command from the Lord, for our good. It’s essential to our growth in godliness. In this passage we consider the way God's people are called to meditate on His word. Deuteronomy 6:6-9

This passage is a glorious display of the authentic power of Christ over counterfeit saviors. Here we see that : Jesus is our true and only Savior, which is seen in the power of his word and the strength of his work.

Christ is the terminus of the hope of old and the anchor of the hope we have today. In this sermon our attention is drawn to three changes that have come about through the work of Christ. In Christ we have received: A New Spirit; A New Baptism; A New Age

As Christians, we live by faith on the proved promises of God. Three ways we’re meant to live faith out: A) Face Your Fear B) Submit to Sovereignty C) Honor Your Commitment