Corinth Baptist Church

Matthew 16:13-20 (Jesus Builds His Church)

Jesus built His Church upon the confession that He is the Christ. As our church grows, we must be knit together with Him, as the Church belongs to Him.

Isaiah 43

Hello Friends,

God reminds us that we are redeemed to be His people, and we need not be worried because He will gather us when he calls for us to glorify Him. God will bring an oppressor and will liberate His people! Praise God!!

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The Making of a Church and the People of God (Judges 6-7)

In the story of Gideon, we see that God wants us to trust him and give him glory for the outcome. Sometimes God will reduce us and our capabilities so that we lean on him rather than our own strength. Walking with God is much easier when we just humble ourselves and look to him to for success. Otherwise God will discipline us with his loving kindness.

 

Friend. If you are struggling with a situation. Give it to God and see what He does with it. Wait on the Lord and give Him the Glory!

 

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Sanctity of Life Sunday (Genesis 1:26-27, Exodus 33:12, Jeremiah 1:4-5)

This week is a special week for us, as we celebrate the value of human life. We know from Scripture that we are all made in the image of God. He forms each of us in the womb of our mother, and knows us each by name.

A New Thing (Isaiah 43:16-21)

As we continue into this new year, we look forward to what God can do in our congregation, community, and individual lives. God has already done great things, and most especially in salvation through Jesus His son.

Baptism and the Lord's Supper (Matthew 28:19, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26)

This sermon teaches on the importance of the ordinances given to the Church (Baptism and the Lord's Supper), as demonstrated by Jesus himself in two passages.

The Ascension of Jesus (Luke 24:50-53, Acts 1 9-11)

As we continue to celebrate the birth of our Savior, we must also remember that He did more than just come to this earth. He ascended to heaven, having accomplished all that God the Father entrusted Him to do. Sin and death were defeated, and the Holy Spirit has been sent into our hearts.

John 1:1-18

Merry Christmas Friends! We hope this finds you well.

 

The greatest visitation in history was when the God who made us came and dwelt among us. The second greatest miracle behind the resurrection was the incarnation. When the Word of God took on a fleshly body and became a baby boy. This Jesus was the light of the world and he shined upon men. The only begotten of the father.

 

Today friends we entreat you to partake of the Christmas miracle of Jesus' earthly incarnation. Marvel at his glory. Be in awe of the humility with which he came nigh unto us. Thank God for the human body that God prepared for himself in order to be one of us. 

 

Jesus wants to draw nigh unto you this Christmas. Open your hearts to receive Christ and he will dwell with you.

 

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Galatians 4: 1-7

Hello friends,

 

As we enter into a time of celebrating the birth of Christ, we can be thankful for redemption from the law, and for adoption as sons and daughters into the family of God.

Luke 8: 1-15 (The Parable of the Soils)

Hello friends,

 

This parable teaches on the different responses to the Word of God in people's hearts. We must strive to be good soil in order for God to do a great work within our personal lives and church body. May God find much fruit in us at the time of harvest.