Here you will find the most current video messages preached in the pulpit of Bible Baptist Church.
Current Video Messages
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is god good?
Psalm 73
This rhetorical question is answered by seeing God’s abundant goodness through key points such as going to His sanctuary, acknowledging His presence, choosing His guiding counsel over self-reason and worldly wisdom, and commit to zero substitutes for His goodness. The psalmist concludes to draw near to God, to trust in the refuge of the Lord God, and to declare all of God’s goodness.
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the blood of christ
Hebrews 9:19-28
The Old Testament was dedicated with the blood of calves and goats, but the New Testament was established by the blood of Jesus Christ. The continual sacrifice in the Old Testament could never take away sins, only cover them, whereas the blood of Jesus Christ gives us eternal redemption.
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god wants to hear you sing
Ephesians 5:15-19
God wants to hear you sing psalms, and hymns, and spiritual songs. This message looks at music personally within your heart, corporately one with another and to another, and worshipfully unto the Lord. Music plays a role in your life as a spirit-filled Christian.
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aaron's fashion & fashioning
Exodus 28 & 32
The contrast between the fashion of Aaron’s priestly garments and his fashioning of the golden calf can be instructive to us today. Does your prescribed fashion (how the Lord tells you to dress, to act, to converse, and to live in this world) align with what we might be fashioning as idols in our lives today?
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hats, hair, and humility
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let my people go
Exodus 5
The historical conversation between Pharoah and Moses parallels what we should see today, resistance from captivity to say: “let my people go that they may serve me.” Israel’s purpose was to serve the Lord, as so it is for Christians today, to serve the Lord. We see Pharoah’s compromises [calculations] regarding letting the people go.
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how to interpret the bible
I Corinthians 10:31-33
First Corinthians, Chapter 10, Verse 32 highlights some divisions that are found in the prophetic word (future events). Bible study is different than reading, meditation, or memorization. This verse is key if we are to understand the Bible prophecies concerning things to come.
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are there few that be saved?
Luke 13:22-30
Jesus was asked the question, “Are there few that be saved?” There are five propositions posed in response to the question: (1) All may be saved, (2) All will not be saved, (3) Some will be saved who weren’t expected to be saved, (4) Some will not be saved who expected to be saved, and (5) No one will be saved except in God’s declared way.
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paul's greatest fear
I Corinthians 9:24-27
The Apostle Paul expressed several “fears” concerning others and himself. Paul’s desire was to not be a castaway. To be a castaway is to be useless in service to the Lord. What causes Christians to be castaway? How can you avoid becoming a castaway? This message answers those questions.
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caught and taught
Philippians 4:9
Students, whether as children, employees, Christians, etc., cannot be expected to behave in a manner they have never been taught. They also cannot often times demonstrate behaviour different than what was demonstrated to them. Learning character implies teaching, receiving implies heartfelt giving, hearing implies something spoken, and seen implies demonstration.