God being sovereign means that He depends on no one, answers to no one and nobody can stop Him from accomplishing His will. Today's message shows three ways that we can recognize His sovereignty in our lives.

Jesus asked Peter three times "Do you love me?" but Peter's answer wasn't what it was supposed to be. How are we answering that question today?

Tonight, we looked at four men who are in the Easter narrative but not dominant characters and yet the question can be asked "How was their lives changed because of Jesus?"

Sometimes Peter said or did the right thing and then he would say or do the wrong thing. But in spite of his (and ours) many goof ups, Jesus' love was still there.

When sharing the gospel, what do you start with? Paul gives us a great demonstration in today's message.

Some people may try and keep you from hearing the Good News but God's message cannot be stopped. 

What did Jesus say about fasting and how were the Pharisees hypocritical about this topic?

Here are two important questions to answer when you are praying for someone...

This morning at Rolling Fork Baptist Church, the message is entitled "Too Many Steps" and asks the question "what happens when we require more from new believers than what Jesus did?"

This is the most important question you will ever answer. Today we looked at four questions that will help us have a better understanding of our spiritual condition.

When Paul started preaching the gospel, many didn't trust him because they didn't believe that he had been changed. Another topic covered here was "Do we really fear the Lord?".

How do we know if we are ready for baptism? Why should we be baptized? When should we be baptized? What should we expect after we are baptized? The answers to those questions and more in today's message.

Do you act more like Stephen or the ones who were falsely accusing Stephen of going against God?

When the church is growing, the leadership structure has to grow as well. And not just the leadership structure, everyone in the church has a job to do.

Why is Jesus the focus of the gospel? And what did the writer mean when he said that Jesus tasted death for everyone? 

What is this "great news of great joy"? Who sees this as "great news" and who doesn't?

In today's message, Chris Godbey emphasized the connection between the Old Testament and the birth of Jesus plus how should we understand the role that Mary played in this discussion.

What is the main takeaway that we should find in the Old Testament prophecies about Jesus? Probably much more than you realize.

Why do we seek the applause of men rather than the approval of God? What if God treated us the way that He treated this couple in Acts 5?

How did Peter and John respond when they were told to stop preaching the name of Jesus? And what can we learn from these men for today's conversations?

Why did the miraculous healing in this passage take place? Does the gift of healing still exist today?

Today's message focuses on the message that Peter preached to the crowd who heard them speaking in different languages. One of the key factors in today's message deals with the connection of baptism and the forgiveness of sin. This verse has co...

Today, we focused on two questions: 1) What should we know about the Holy Spirit? and 2) What should we know about speaking in tongues?

How does Judas Iscariot connect with Romans 8:28? And how does Matthias connect with us?

Some observations about this passage show us that the disciples didn't always have the right answers either. Also we look at the question "Are there any apostles living today?"