Category: 66 in 52
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Who Do You Say I Am? Part One: Jesus the Sovereign (Mark 1-2)
#41 in 66 in 52: A one-Year Journey Through the Bible, October 15, 2023, GLYNWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH, JAMES JACKSON, LEAD PASTOR Good morning. Please open your Bibles to Mark 1. This morning, we start a series of messages going through the gospels. This is like a series within a series. We are still rocking through…
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Born at the Right Time
Sermon #40 in “66 in 52: A One Year Journey Through the Bible” October 8, 2023, Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, AL. James Jackson, Pastor Good morning! If you are using one of the Pew Bibles, I invite you to turn to page 755. If you brought your own physical copy of God’s word, turn to…
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Esther, Part Two: For Such a Time as This
Sermon #39 in 66 in 52: A One Year Journey Through the Bible October 1, 2023, Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama. James Jackson, Pastor Good morning! Please open your Bibles to Esther Chapter 4 Last week we began talking about the Book of Esther. It’s the only book in the Bible that never mentions God,…
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Esther, Part One: The Hand of Providence (Esther 1-3)
September 24, 2023, Glynwood Baptist Church, Prattville, Alabama. James Jackson, Pastor I’m grateful for the teaching ministry of Skip Heitzig, at Calvary Church in Albuquerque. His sermon on Esther formed the backbone of this sermon. Good morning. Please open your Bibles to the book of Esther. As we’ve journeyed through the Old Testament together, we’ve…
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Who Stands in the Breach? (Ezekiel 22:23-31)
Sermon #35 in 66in52; A One Year Journey through the Bible September 3, 2023, Glynwood Baptist Church, James Jackson. Pastor Good morning! Please turn in your Bibles to Ezekiel 22:23. Page 664 in the pew Bibles. Did you notice the pew Bibles? A few weeks ago, after I preached on Hilkiah finding the book of…
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Day 224: Taking Jeremiah Personally, Part 2 (Jeremiah 20, 29)
James Jackson, Lead Pastor When I was a kid, I was fascinated by Greek mythology. I loved reading all the stories about gods and goddesses. I became a Christian when I was pretty young—seven or eight years old, so I knew they weren’t really gods or goddesses, but I always loved the myths. There’s…