Episodes
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A Gospel Revelation (Genesis 3:14-15)
When and to whom was the Gospel first proclaimed?
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A Letter for Us (James 1:1)
An introduction to the letter of James and why it is so applicable to Christians today.
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Gospel According to Ruth (Ruth 4:13-22)
The Book of Ruth is a heart-warming historical narrative about the lives of ordinary people experiencing extraordinary events by the providence of God. Underneath it all is a story of love and hope, grace and mercy, as the primary message of Ruth is God's ongoing work to save sinners by calling...
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Origins of a Servant-King (Ruth 4:11-12)
God unfolds His grand plan of redemption through ordinary people in ordinary circumstances.
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Fellowship Broken (Genesis 3:8-13)
The effects of sin are shown, and God as the Good Father begins to address them, pointing forward to Christ Jesus.
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The Cost of Discipleship (Ruth 4:1-10)
What can we learn about the cost of true discipleship from the unknown redeemer who drifted off the pages of Ruth and out of human history?
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An Excellent Reputation (Ruth 3:11-18)
What makes an excellent reputation? God's work in redeeming, saving, sanctifying, and making new the lives of those who answer the call to follow Jesus.
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Resisting the Pattern of Sin (Genesis 3:6-7)
All sin begins with unbelief in God's Word and then follows a common pattern. How do we resist and live for God's glory? The Bible provides the answer.
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong? (Ruth 3:1-10)
Ruth 3:1-10. 9/13/26 - morning service at First Baptist Church of Waterford, CA.
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Did God Actually Say? (Genesis 3:1-5)
The devil never needed to update his playbook because the same lies that worked in the Garden of Eden are just as effective today...even among professing Christians.
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Balance, Blessing, and Rest (Ruth 2:15-23)
Morning sermon at First Baptist Church of Waterford, CA: 9/6/26.
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Worthy Role Models (Ruth 2:4-14)
In two ordinary people, God provides us with another timeless example of the transforming grace of Jesus Christ.
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The Suitable Helper (Genesis 2:18-22)
God's work continues on Day 6 with the creation of woman.
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Match Made in Heaven (Genesis 2:23-25)
Where did Jesus look to determine God's intended design for marriage?
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Not By Chance (Ruth 1:22-2:3)
Through a look back at history, Ruth displays the constant outworking of God's providence. Nothing then, and nothing now, happens by chance.
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Antidote to Bitterness (Ruth 1:18-22)
What is the recipe for finding meaning, peace, and joy in all of life's circumstances? Knowing God.
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Decision Time (Ruth 1:8-17)
Ruth speaks to us today in many ways. In the text this morning we see two examples of how people made the biggest decision that faces everyone: Will you follow the Lord Jesus?
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Battle for Moral Authority (Genesis 2:15-17)
Evening Service 8.2.26
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Awakened in Moab (Ruth 1:4-7)
First Baptist Church of Waterford, CA Morning Service 8.2.26
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A Fork in the Road (Ruth 1:1-3)
Recounting the events experienced by one small family thousands of years ago, Ruth speaks to us in our present day. Elimelech faced decisions of the type Christians face every day.
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Paradise Past and Future (Genesis 2:7-14)
Verses Read or Referenced inSermon: · Introduction o Psalm 8:4 o Genesis 1:1 o Ephesians 1:4-5 · No Ordinary Pet Rock o Psalm94:9 o Isaiah29:16 o Romans9:19 o Genesis1:31 o 1Corinthians 15:45 o Job33:3 o Acts17:25 o Psalm139:14 o John1:4 o Ezekiel37:1-14 o John10:10 · Paradise Planted o...
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United by Grace for God's Glory (Philippians 4:14-23)
The letter of Philippians closes with a message of grace.
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The Secret to Contentment (Philippians 4:10-13)
Money won't buy it. Respect, admiration, and social standing won't result in it. Therapists can't unlock its secret for you. Contentment in every circumstance in life is found in only one source: Jesus Christ.
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Our Story Begins (Genesis 2:4-7)
Beginning a new chapter, God reveals a gem of hope for humankind.
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Think and Do (Philippians 4:7-9)
The Christian hears the Word, dwells upon it, and puts it into practice.
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In All Things, Pray (Philippians 4:6-7)
Every command is a blessing.
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Peace and Joy in Christ: Part 1 (Philippians 4:4-9)
Rejoice always, show your gentle spirit to all people, and do not worry. These are all commands and marks of all who are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus alone.
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United in Jesus We Stand (Philippians 4:1-3)
· Introduction o Ecclesiastes4:9-12 o Matthew12:25 o Ephesians4:3 · God’s Prized Possession o 1Peter 2:5 o Ephesians2:20-21 o 1Corinthians 3:9 o Acts20:28 o Ephesians5:25-27 o Philippians1:2; 4:23 o Romans5:8 o Philippians2:3 o John13:34-35 o Galatians4:4-5 o Romans8:16-17; 2:9 · Hold the Line o...
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Called Unto Rest (Genesis 2:1-3)
Evening Service 6-7-26
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The Good, The Bad, & The Beautiful (Philippians 3:17-21)
Morning Sermon 6/7/26
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A Race Worth Running (Philippians 3:12-16)
Don't confuse the starting line for the finish line...
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By Faith Alone (Philippians 3:8-11)
Salvation is by faith alone in Christ Jesus alone for God's glory alone.
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Grace Alone (Philippians 3:2-8)
Paul confronts the risk of false teaching in the church, reminding all that we are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus alone, to the glory of God alone!
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Choosing Joy (Philippians 3:1)
What is joy? How is it that Christians are commanded to "rejoice always?" To choose joy is an act of the will that begins with the joy of knowing you are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ Jesus alone.
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Godly Role Models (Philippians 2:19-30)
Who are you like, and who do you help by demonstrating what it looks like to belong to Jesus?
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The Witness of Contentment (Philippians 2:14-18)
Christian contentment is a powerful witness to the power and glory of Jesus Christ, leading people to the Savior like stars once guided ships at sea.
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Living Faith IS Saving Faith (Philippians 2:12-13)
"Work out your salvation"...the message is clear that we who claim to be saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone must walk the talk.
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The Lord's Supper: A Spiritual Feast (1 Corinthians 11:23-26)
Why do we celebrate the Lord's Supper, and why should it nourish the soul of every follower of the Lord Jesus?
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The Almost Empty Tomb (John 20:1-10)
Jesus is Risen!
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Forgiveness at the Cross (Luke 23:34)
Good Friday Sermon - 2026 The greatest hope for sinners can be found at the cross.
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One Name Above All Names (Philippians 2:9-11)
What is the Name Above All Names? Why is this life-changing for all who profess to be saved by grace through faith in Jesus?
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Evening Service: Believing is Seeing (Psalm 73)
Why me? Why them? Is seeing believing? Psalm 73 provides a God's-eye perspective on the questions of prosperity and suffering.
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The Humble Servant-King (Philippians 2:5-8)
Understanding who Jesus is and what he has done to save all who follow him as Lord transforms lives and provides a model for Christian unity.
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No Room for Evolution (Genesis 1:11-19) [Evening Service]
Outline: · The Principle of Reproduction* · The Expansive Universe* · *(God Created a Mature World)
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Practical Steps to Church Unity (Philippians 2:1-4)
Outline: · Prized Possessions · A Unifying Response · Practical Instruction to Achieve Unity Verses Read or Referenced inSermon: · Introduction o 1 Corinthians 1:10 o Ephesians 4:1, 3 o Colossians 3:1 o John 13:35 · Prized Possessions o 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 o Romans 6:4-6 o Galatians 3:28 o John...
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Onward Christian Soldier (Philippians 1:27-30)
Saved by grace through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ...How then should we live?
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Evening Service: Distinctions and Days (Genesis 1:5-10)
Outline: · Process, Pairs, and Distinctions · All in a Day’s Work Verses Read or Referenced inSermon: · Process, Pairs, and Distinctions o Romans 1:22, 24, 28, 32 o Psalm 14:1 o Romans 1:20 o Mark 4:39-41 o 2 Kings 23:34 o Genesis 32:28-29 o Psalm 104:6-9 o Genesis 1:27 · All in a Day’s Work o 2...
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Rejoicing in Uncertain Times (Philippians 1:19-26)
Morning sermon 3/1/26
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Rejoicing in Gospel Progress (Philippians 1:12-18)
God is not limited by human imagination. His plans are bigger and better than anything we could come up with, even when on the surface, all we see is suffering. The Apostle Paul exhibits the joy that comes from a gospel-centered, Christ-focused life.
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Who Do You Love? (Philippians 1:3-8)
2/8/26 Morning Worship. We lost audio for a brief moment at the beginning, so you will notice a little jump between the intro and the reading of the text.
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