Podcast by First Baptist Amarillo
Listen in as our youth share their testimonies and experiences from Breakaway camp.
Young Adult Minister, Brad Holmes, brings a message from Joshua 24:14-15 entitled "Family History."
Brad Holmes brings a message on Unity from Luke 15:11-13
Ephesians 3:14-19: How can we grasp the love of God in all its dimensions? By being filled with the right kind of power and being given a firm footing from God, we can know him in his fullness.
Ephesians 2:14-22: Just as he makes peace by tearing down dividing walls, Jesus removes all that separates us from God and one another. In a world that divides, Jesus makes these two groups into one.
2 Cor. 5:17-18: In Paul's powerful declaration we discover that anyone who is in Christ has become the guarantee of something new.
Ephesians 1:9: Here's the sum total of God's plan: all things under Christ. Are you a factor in the equation?
Luke 10:1-2; Matt. 20:1-16: Jesus sent out laborers, reminding them that the problem is not with the harvest. Willing workers are needed to go and to multiply the kingdom of God.
Luke 17:11-19: On his way to Jerusalem, Jesus heals a group of ten and finds one who responds differently. Where are the nine? Where is the one?
Matthew 4:8-11: Jesus is offered all the kingdoms of this world and remains faithful to the kingdom of God. In the end, on God's terms, Jesus will receive everything that devil offers and shares it with you.
Matthew 4:5-7: In the third message of our Jesus Tempted series, Jesus faces the temptation to be spectacular and we focus on where He stands, what He sees, and what He says to us.
Ephesians 1:3-14: Paul introduces us to the work of God through seven verbs in one of Paul's longest sentences.
Listen as our students give testimony about their Spring Break Mission Trip to Phoenix, Arizona.
Matthew 4:1-4: Jesus faces the first temptation from the enemy, teaching us what it means to live by every word that comes from God.
Matthew 11:2-6: We are blessed when we trust Jesus as He is, even when His ways differ from ours.
Matthew 4:1-2: In Part 1 of our “Jesus Tempted” series, we follow Jesus straight from his baptism into the wilderness as the Spirit leads him to a testing from the enemy.
1 Thessalonians 5:1-11: Paul ends his letter with a reminder of the unique hope that guides Christian life.
1 Thessalonians 4: With practical instruction, Paul urges us to please God more and more through our holiness, love, and hope.
John 16:16-33: Joy in sorrow; peace in defeat. Resurrection.
Matthew 16:24-27: To follow after Jesus, we must learn to see life through the lenses of the community, the cross, and the new creation.
1 Thessalonians 3: Paul is relieved to find that the Thessalonians have discovered the truth: that steady faith amidst life's affliction can produce a great reward.
Tonight, Jim Shelburne brings a message on God's grace from Luke 15:11-31.
1 Thessalonians 2: Paul reminds believers that in order to “walk worthy” they lived with integrity, shared encouragement, and remained connected to the kingdom of God.
January 26, 2025 // Good Luck, Bad Luck, Who's To Say by First Baptist Amarillo
John 15:1-11: Only as we abide in Christ do we produce any fruit for His kingdom.
John 14:15-27: As Jesus plans to depart, He leaves His church on a mission.
1 Thes. 1:1-10: Paul recalls his first impressions of the believers in Thessalonica, commending them for their faith, love, and hope.
John 13:1-17, 31b-35: Jesus humbles Himself to serve and charges us to do the same - foot washing.
John 12:11: Because of the resurrection of Lazarus, many people believed. The constant theme throughout John is that once we call Him Lord, we are to lead others to Jesus.
John 11: Jesus has the power of the resurrection as discovered in his calling Lazarus forth from the grave. See also John 5:21, 28-29.
Luke 1:26-38: An angel's announcement changes Mary's life with the same life-changing that is proclaimed to us all at Christmas: "The Lord is with you.”
John 9: When we encounter Jesus, we are profoundly changed - "Once was, but now...." The blind man now sees. In fact, he sees the Messiah - no, he really sees, not just physically, but spiritually. Notice the progressive terms the blind man uses to describe Jesus at the very end. He really sees (v. 38: "Lord, I believe").
John 8:1-11: Receive grace and give grace, and sin no more
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