Crooked Creek Baptist Church

Bible Text: Romans 8:26 | Preacher: Tom Miles | Series: Exposition of Romans

The sermon explores the enduring nature of hope for believers through the biblical account of Jairus and his daughter in Mark 5. It emphasizes that true faith requires trusting God's power even when circumstances appear impossible or hopeless. The preacher illustrates this by sharing personal experiences with serious illness, demonstrating that hope remains secure regardless of earthly outcomes. Key themes include the command to cease fearing and continue believing, as well as the assurance that God is never limited by human impossibility. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to bring their burdens directly to Jesus, confident in His ability to bring life and restoration.

The sermon expounds on Proverbs 3:5-6, urging believers to make a decisive choice to trust God with their entire being rather than relying on human understanding. It emphasizes that true faith involves rejecting anxiety and focusing on God's omnipotence and goodness, even in impossible circumstances. The preacher illustrates this through personal anecdotes of financial provision and medical trials, demonstrating that God directs the paths of those who acknowledge Him. The central message asserts that trusting God is a practical strategy for life that leads to divine guidance and peace. Ultimately, the text calls the audience to surrender their worries and allow God to lead them step by step.

John Davis presents his ministry to the prisons of the Carolinas and then preaches a message from 1 Peter 2.

Dr. Paul Lee and his wife, Dawn, are on deputation to go back to the country of South Korea as church planters.  Here, he gives a testimony, presents his ministry and then preaches a short message on soul winning.