Messages

A message from the series "Engraved." This Sunday, we continue our journey through the Ten Commandments by moving from the First Commandment - which calls us to have no other gods - to the Second Commandment, which warns us not to MAKE other gods. While the first speaks to our loyalties and Who we worship, the second speaks to our imaginations and how we worship Him. It was famously said that "the human heart is an idol factory," constantly shaping false images of God that suit our personal desires. Exodus 20:4–6 confronts this fallen condition of our hearts and calls us back to worship the Lord as He truly reveals Himself.

A message from the series "Engraved." What a powerful start we have had this past Sunday to our series on the Ten Commandments, “Engraved”. Pastor Dave exposed to us in this scripture the immensity and power of the Holiness of God. He showed us the relationship between law and grace and that from Old Testament to New Testament they are allies. Even before God gave the law, His grace did abound as we saw in verse 2. Let us also know the purpose of the law, which is to know God, to know His will, and to give us a mirror of the sin in our hearts. The reason we need a Savior Jesus Christ who fulfills the law. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Dave continues to proclaim the power of the message in Exodus 20:1-3. This week pray over the question: “Do you love the law as David loved it in Psalm 119:97?”

A message from the series "Engraved."

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." Sunday, Pastor Dave will preach on the final verses in the book of Titus. The focus verses will be Titus 3:8-15, where Paul gives final instructions and greetings. Pastor would like for you to read the entirety of chapter 3. As we conclude this wonderful series, reflect on the practical message and application for us and Perry Hall Baptist Church. In Titus, Paul instructs on the qualifications to select church elders. We learn that we should rebuke and guard against false teachers. Our responsibility is to teach and learn sound doctrine. We are to present ourselves to others as a reflection of the loving kindness, grace, and mercy of God our Savior. Oh, what wonderful teaching and wisdom there is in the short book of Titus.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." This Sunday, Pastor Chris will take us to the study and teaching of Titus 3:1-10. As you read this section of scripture, realize it is saying that when Jesus appeared in His mercy and grace, everything changes, all of creation changed. When we were in the dark place described in verse 3, we didn’t rescue ourselves, we were rescued by a loving Savior. Above all, everyone who bears His Father’s image is changed.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." We have just learned in the first ten verses of chapter 2 the importance of being grounded in sound doctrine and applying it to our walk. Now Paul moves to the teaching of the blessing of grace. As we were redeemed by God’s grace, we know that we were bought with a price. But grace does not end there. In His grace, we have become disciples of grace. Grace that teaches us and molds us as we strive to live godly lives. Take some time this week reading and praying over this scripture. Examining how your life has been transformed by God’s grace.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." As we learned last Sunday, Paul was not afraid to be bold in warning the brethren against false and deceptive teaching. Now, as we move to chapter 2 in Titus, Paul turns his attention to the teaching of sound doctrine. This is an essential that we cannot waiver from. Our walk of Godly living is to be rooted in sound biblical doctrine. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Dave teaches on this important section of scripture. Please take some quiet time this week studying and preparing your heart for the message.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." This Sunday Pastor Chris will continue to teach us in this section of scripture where Paul has tasked Titus with building and defending the church in Crete. Paul, as you will read, doesn’t hold back. Think about what we can learn from his harsh rebuke for the Cretans. As 21st century Christians, we might find his tone to be offensive. How can we resolve this tension in a biblically faithful way? Please take some time this week to study and pray over this section of scripture, Titus 1:10-16, as you prepare for the message.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace." This Sunday, Pastor Dave will unpack the next section of Paul’s letter to his spiritual son, Titus, where we’ll learn about the purposeful design of putting godly leaders in place to lead churches well. Paul gives a list of qualifications elders, “in every town”, should possess. In your study this week, think about what we learn from God’s call and qualifications for elders. As time allows, dig even deeper to uncover what His call is for each one of us.

A message from the series "Mosaic of Grace."