First Baptist Devol

As we face spiritual warfare, we are offered a glimpse in Revelation of some "sure things" that reassure us of victory to come.

During a time of cultural toxicity and vitriol, the church is called to share words which build others up.

Divine Justice and Vengeance for the evil in the world, described in the narrative of the four horsemen, paint a terrifying picture...thanks be to God we have shelter in Jesus Christ!

While it seems that the world is under the control of Satan, the true owner will soon retake possession! Weep not! Behold, the Lion of Judah is worthy!

John's glimpse of the Throne in Heaven invokes fear of God, and our response to this Holy God is worship. He is the only One worthy of our worship.

We become lukewarm when we misplace our faith, put our trust in the world, and turn our backs on Jesus. Jesus offers strong warnings to help us avoid this condition. This sermon begins with an excerpt from Drive Thru History with Dave Stotts.

Jesus offers his disciples shelter into the palace of the Almighty, have you entered into this open door?

Justin briefly examines the church in Sardis from Revelation 3, and Jacob shares a message about salvation.

In the letter to the church in Thyatira, Jesus warns of the danger of tolerating sin and the influence of sin. Instead, we are supposed to pursue holiness together.

One of the eight "signs"--or miracles--of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John, the healing of the paralyzed man at Bethesda shows us who Jesus is, and what we must decide.

Exploring Jesus' journey to the cross, and the lessons we can draw from His example.

What is the Bible? What is its purpose? How do we use it? Here are some introductory thoughts about God's Word and what we believe about it.

How can we be more grateful for what God is doing in our life?