Sunday Mornings at Revival Baptist Church

We either live in confusion and bondage or certainty and freedom. In Mark 6:14-29, Herod and John give us two contrasting reactions to the truth.

In Mark 6:1-13, we find rejection and blessing. Choosing to refuse the truth prepares for the involvement of others in giving the good news.

Can Jesus bring life in death? In Mark 5:21-43, we find that Jesus can as we see the promise of the coming Empty Tomb.

What did Jesus do for sinful mankind? In Mark 5:1-20, we find an example of the compassion of the Lord.

Jesus is the center of the storms of our lives as He brings care and peace. In Mark 4:35-41, we find three questions about our storms.

How can we grow in our Christian life? In Mark 4:21-34, we find several truths about growth.

How do you receive the Word of God when it is preached? In Mark 4:1-20, we see the parable of the sower and its interpretation.

There are two responses to the call of Jesus. In Mark 3:7-35, we see these two responses and two consequences.

How should we treat those in need around us? In Mark 2:23-23:6, we find the care that Jesus had for those who are in need.

What is the difference between what Jesus is announcing and what went before? In Mark 2:13-22, we see that something different is found in the kingdom of God.

Jesus has the power both to heal the physical need and to save a person in their spiritual need. In Mark 2:1-12, we see the words of Jesus are proven true.

What shows us the compassion that Jesus has for others? In Mark 1:35-45, we see three events that teach us this compassion.

Jesus has the authority to win the battles of our lives. In Mark 1:21-34, we see that authority in several areas.

What will we do with the call to discipleship? In Mark 1:16-20, Jesus calls His first disciples as He calls those who believe today.

In Mark 1:9-15, we see the preaching of Jesus. He begins by telling the world that the rule of God is here.

The Gospel is the good news that Jesus died for the sin of the world and rose again. In Mark 1:1-8, John the Baptist points to the coming of Jesus.

Jesus is our great Shepherd. In Micah 5:1-15, the birth of Jesus and the victory of Jesus are seen together.

Jesus is the Saviour of the world. In Luke 2:8-20, the good news is given by the angels to the shepherds who go to find Him.

The people were not ready for the birth of Jesus. In Luke 2:1-7, we must answer this question ourselves.

The word that describes the wise men is worship. In Matthew 2:1-12, we see that nothing can stop their journey to Jesus for worship.

In Matthew 1:18-25, we see how Joseph obeys God. God knows our hearts and leads on toward the redemption of mankind.

When everything else is darkness, God is good. In Psalm 100, we see how we can thank God for His Goodness.

God does the work of encouraging and strengthening Christians. In Acts 14:21-28, the missionaries show the work of God in their lives.

What was involved in sending the first missionaries? In Acts 13:1-3, we learn about what God used to send the Gospel out of the church at Antioch.

Peter uses the backdrop of a miracle of healing to preach the Gospel message. In Acts 3:11-26, we see the actions of God to spread the good news of Jesus' sacrifice for sin.

What is a faithful church? In Acts 2:41-47, we see traits of a faithful church throughout the world.

Peter preaches a salvation sermon at Pentecost. In Acts 2:14-40, we see the meaning of the Gospel and the application of who Jesus is.

What made the church at Pentecost so effective? In Acts 2:1-13, we see characteristics of a Spirit-filled church.

What are we waiting on to fulfill the Great Commission? In Acts 1:1-11, we see the central focuses that Jesus has left for His church.

In Luke 24:36-49, Jesus speaks peace to His disciples and points them to Himself. The answer to the title question is found in the command of Jesus to preach the Gospel.

What jobs have we been given as believers? In 2 Corinthians 5:11-21, Paul shows us two jobs in giving the Gospel.

What has Jesus commanded His Church to do? In Matthew 28:16-20, we see two promises surrounding a command from Jesus.

What would God have us to say to the world? In Isaiah 12, we see a message about God's wrath and God's salvation.

Where you do you find joy in your life? Paul writes the book of Philippians and gives us six places to find joy.

In Joshua 24:1-33, we see the final instructions of Joshua regarding worship. What can we learn about commitment in this passage?

What message might Joshua have for us as he nears the end of his life? In Joshua 23:1-16, we find his encouragement for our personal relationship with God.

Is it better to ask forgiveness than permission? In Joshua 22, we find the Bible addressing just such a test in our lives.

Does God keep His Promises? In Joshua 21, we see the answer to the question and a truth for our concerns and trials today.

Where can we find safety and protection? In Joshua 20:1-9, we see the need of running to the Refuge.

Fear is the opposite of faith. In Joshua 18-19, we see God address our fear with a reminder of His Presence.

What happens when we neglect sin in our lives? In Joshua 16-17, we see the result of sin under tribute.

Can we live out the blessings of salvation on our own? In Joshua 15, we see the dependence we must have on the promises and commands of God.

What should be done when we are waiting on the working of God? In Joshua 13:1-14:15, we see the defeat of three giants in our paths.

What can we count on in the days ahead? In Joshua 11-12, we see what will occur before the blessing of rest.

How can we ensure that the next generation is better than the last? In Ps 78, we see principles about the hearts we ought to have.

What is the process for giving like Jesus gave to us? In 2 Corinthians 9:1-15, we see four principles for grace giving.

In 2 Corinthians 8:1-15, we find two examples of giving. How does grace relate to taking care of the needs of others?

What is needed in our lives to bring lasting success? In Psalm 127, we find two truths about God's Presence.

In Malachi 3:6-15, there is a problem that the prophet saw. Unlike the constant generosity of God, man struggles with his giving.

What is a problem that we all face as adults? In Proverbs 19:23-20:1 we see the symptoms of a rebellious heart that we struggle with.