St. Paul Baptist Church

The goal of the Silent No More series is to encourage those of us who are followers of Jesus to love our neighbors by choosing to engage them in conversations on topics that are important to them and sharing with them when given the opportunity what is important to us. We will choose not to walk away, but instead to demonstrate with our words and actions that because God’s love for us is unconditional our love for them is unconditional. This is not an easy task, yet it is the responsibility of every follower of Jesus Christ. Watch Live: www.spbaptist.org/stpaulpeoria

In the Gospel, the lives of the Gentiles mattered to God just as much as anyone else. The Gentiles were once considered “hopeless,” on the outskirts of God’s grace, alienated and looked down upon by Jewish people. Now, Gentiles and Jews are on equal footing, joined as family and share the same future in Christ Jesus.  Although the “united” states don’g seem very united now, through God’s grace and power, people can still come together through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. WATCH LIVE: www.youtube.com/stpaulpeoria

If you've ever struggled or worried about your needs being met; don't worry...you are not alone! Contentment in whatever circumstance life throws at us is a by-product of an abiding relationship with God through Jesus. Join us as we wrestle with the definition of contentment and how/why we can have confidence that God will provide for us and that God will meet our needs! WATCH LIVE: www.youtube.com/stpaulpeoria

Thriving in Crisis is more about what you do because of WHO you know than WHAT you know. How does your understanding of the gospel influence your view of the pandemic and racial injustice? Do you currently have any disagreements with a member of the body of Christ that has led to division? Join us as we look at Jesus' example and challenge ourselves to “give better than we get”. WATCH LIVE: www.youtube.com/stpaulpeoria

Knowing Jesus should cause us to re-evaluate what we deem as success or priorities. So we asked you, how has your definition of success changed as a result of your relationship with Jesus? What changes have you made as a result of how you now define success? WATCH LIVE: www.youtube.com/stpaulpeoria

God blesses us to squeeze the joy out of life through friendships and relationships. What are some lessons we can learn about the kind of friends we should have and the kind of friends we should be for our joy to be full?

Be angry, but sin not. What does living like Jesus look like in the midst of injustice, sin, pain, and anguish? Join us as we discuss the key to us living as the light...

Be angry, but sin not. What does living like Jesus look like in the midst of injustice, sin, pain, and anguish? Join us as we discuss the key to us living as the light...

If each follower of Jesus follows the example of Jesus then the collective of followers of Jesus will function in unity. The question that may be raised is what should motivate us to be shaped by Christ in such a way that we live like Christ?

If each follower of Jesus follows the example of Jesus then the collective of followers of Jesus will function in unity. The question that may be raised is what should motivate us to be shaped by Christ in such a way that we live like Christ?

Followers of Jesus reorient their lives around Him so that Jesus is at the center.  Has Jesus Christ become your #1 priority? Paul models for us what it looks like, regardless of circumstances to have Jesus at the center. Join us as we continue the sermon series, Squeezing the Joy out of Life, examining what it means to focus on our purpose and not our problems.

We can squeeze the joy out of life if we choose to give thanks for who and what we know! The central message of Philippians is that a life in Jesus is complete, motivating and transformative. Affirm for yourself each day that God is going to complete the work He started in you and in us; and reflect the character of Christ so that people don’t give us credit but give it to God.

Have you ever been in a situation that left you feeling lost or unsure of what to do? It's important in these cases to own how you feel, seek the Lord, and surround yourself with Christians who will pray with you and pray for you. Listen as Pastor Hubbard discusses what to do when you don't know what to do.

If you struggle with anxiety or constant worry; you are not alone! In Luke 12:22-34, Jesus commanded His hearers to not be anxious, worry, or be fearful about basic physical needs. He then explained His Father’s goodness and generosity, and commanded citizens of His kingdom to likewise be generous with what they have-- to be free of fear and rich in heavenly treasure. In other words, live like you know what you’ve been given! Consider God. Remember the gift of faith. Be generous. Follow Jesus in the direction of His Word. ---------------------------- Say "yes!" to Jesus: http://www.spbaptist.org/yes Prayer Requests: http://www.spbaptist.org/care Help us share the gospel of Jesus Christ! If you'd like to donate to our ministry, click here: http://www.spbaptist.org/give

As we continue to adjust to our current circumstances--it can be difficult and frustrating not to physically embrace and be around each other. But it also provides a unique opportunity for our community and our Church to be reminded that in a time of social distance, quarantine, and isolation --- it is important for us to draw close to God and to one another. ------- Say "yes!" to Jesus: http://www.spbaptist.org/yes Prayer Requests: http://www.spbaptist.org/care Help us share the gospel of Jesus Christ! If you'd like to donate to our ministry, click here: http://www.spbaptist.org/give

Even though we have trouble, heartache, and pain in this world; it's not over! God's purpose is greater than our pain! We miss being with you in person, but we're excited to still be able to interact with you this Resurrection Sunday and worship our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ...together! #StPaulEverywhere

Every situation or circumstance you're in is an opportunity for God to work! God, open our eyes to see that you are working on us so that you can work THROUGH us. Amen.

Fear is natural, and fear is normal. No matter what's causing your fear, know that you can overcome it by faith. Jesus is greater than anything that causes us fear! Acknowledge any and all fears, worries or uncertainties in prayer to Jesus.

Fear is natural, and fear is normal. No matter what's causing your fear, know that you can overcome it by faith. Jesus is greater than anything that causes us fear! Acknowledge any and all fears, worries or uncertainties in prayer to Jesus.

The feeding of the five thousand is the only miracle that appears in all four Gospels. It teaches us a valuable lesson about Jesus: that He is the one that satisfies our every need. Fight off any panic you have with faith that Jesus will provide out of His abundance.

Our request of Jesus are indicators of what we believe about Jesus. Although Jesus hears our request, He is not bound by our requests....Jesus operates in His power to reveal His person in the way that He sees fit. Choose to believe that Jesus is Lord over all circumstances and continue to believe Jesus when He doesn’t do what you ask him to do. Believe Jesus for who He is rather than for what He does for you.

There signs written in the bible that assure us that Jesus is indeed God, and is able to supernaturally intervene to turn the ordinary things of our lives into extraordinary things. It's easy to look for "out of this world" miracles while missing the many little ways that God has already blessed us. Choose today to live your life for Jesus so that He can work a miracle in you!

Is Jesus A priority in your life, or THE priority? The more focused we are on pleasing God, the more we grow in being content with how God cares for us, and the easier it will be to give, save, and spend to please Him. ---- To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people around the world, visit: www.spbaptist.org/give

Is Jesus A priority in your life, or THE priority? The more focused we are on pleasing God, the more we grow in being content with how God cares for us, and the easier it will be to give, save, and spend to please Him. ---- To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people around the world, visit: www.spbaptist.org/give

Money-related stress negatively affects your brain and your money. Yet God tells us not to worry about the basic necessities of life. As you practice good financial habits, also know that God cares for you and is going to take care of you!

Money-related stress negatively affects your brain and your money. Yet God tells us not to worry about the basic necessities of life. As you practice good financial habits, also know that God cares for you and is going to take care of you!

The cause and the solution to our money problems lie within our own heart (thoughts, emotions, will or choices). Until our hearts change about money then how we manage money will not change. Listen as we examine how our attitude or perspective towards money affects our finances.

What does it mean to truly be a disciple of Jesus? Pastor Hubbard breaks down the importance of love and service to one another as followers of Jesus Christ.

Our choice of friends is one of the most important choices we will make because our social network influences our behaviors in ways that help or hinder us. Think about the 5 closest people in your life and their impact on your life. Do you have close friends who help you grow? Do you need to make any changes to your social network for you to become a better follower of Jesus Christ?

Discipline is an important component of developing healthy habits. How can we become more disciplined? Learn how to identify the problem areas in your life so that you can learn from your failures and empower yourself to make the best use of your time.

Understanding habits is important because we all have habits that are inconsistent with Jesus, and--in order to live a life like Jesus--we must change those habits! Our habits or way of life prior to Jesus doesn’t just go away. We have to take intentional steps to change. Try working through these steps to eliminate bad habits.

When we slightly improve various aspects of our lives, the end result can be a big change. The key concept is small change consistently done over time yields big results. Join us as we understand how to create spiritual habits that can help us to live and love more like Jesus.

Honoring our commitment in our most important relationship will impact and influence every other relationship. Commit to love and obey God, and commit to fight through your troubles. Remember, "in the world you have tribulation, but take courage for I have overcome the world!" (John 16:33)

Love is a gift that keeps on giving because love reveals the God who loves. Does God’s love inspire you to love others? Look for one way you can love someone today.

There is a gift that is valuable but you can’t make it, buy it or borrow it. Yet this gift is the most valuable gift that you can give...it is the gift of time! Consider giving your presence this holiday season by scheduling time to do things for others and with others.

Forgiveness is hard. It requires a close, intimate walk with God because we can not forgive without Him! God has forgiven us, so it's time to acknowledge our hurt and replace it with God's peace so that we can practice forgiveness in our own lives.

One of the best gifts you can give is the gift of GRATITUDE! Gratitude is the appropriate response to other people's kindness. Learn to live in the moment and look for reasons to be grateful!

"Rejoicing always" is a command for all of us, not just some of us. How do you rejoice when you feel like your life is falling apart? Listen as Pastor Hubbard discusses the importance of giving thanks IN everything!

God loves people more than anything! We are sometimes more concerned about temporal things than eternal things, but God wants us to see things from His perspective. He wants us to demonstrate compassion for the city through our actions. He wants us to stop pouting and do our part in helping other people.

We are great sinners, but Jesus is a great Savior! As you read through Jonah, think about how similar you are to Jonah: mad with God, quitting on God....but God is patient with you!

Sometimes we see only the evil that is happening in our city and think, "God must really hate this city." No, God loves our city and the people in it. Just like Jonah, God wants you where you are right now so that through you He can change somebody's life. All we have to do is to surrender and be that disciple that makes disciples.

There is no bad place or time to call on God---God hears a sinner's prayer. Be thankful that never turns His back on us, even when we deserve it. Knowing that God is patient with imperfect people should challenge you to be patient with other people.

In what areas of your life are you currently running away (rebelling against) from God? Disobedience affects more than just you; it affects everyone around you. Break the cycle of rebellion and surrender to God's commandments.

In what areas of your life are you currently running away (rebelling against) from God? Disobedience affects more than just you; it affects everyone around you. Break the cycle of rebellion and surrender to God's commandments.

God is interested in all people, not some people, and he is longing to be in a relationship with you. The book of Jonah shows us how God speaks to us revealing his power, relational intentions, and His intimate involvement in His creation. In this 6-week sermon series, we will be studying the book of Jonah to understand God's plan for our city!

Our belief about God and Jesus shapes and influences every aspect of our lives. God wants everyone to be saved, and commands us to pray for everyone to know the truth: that there is one God and one way to a relationship with God, which is through Jesus Christ.

Jesus tells us to guard against greed. With so much emphasis from our society on money and status, that can be difficult to do! How do we guard against greed? How can we manage our finances responsibly and what exactly does Jesus say about money? Listen as we dive into Adulting and Money!

Decision-making is the act of choosing between two or more courses of action. As an adult, we make countless decisions every day. How confident are you in your ability to make the right decision(s)? Listen as Pastor Hubbard talk about the process of making decisions that please God.

We are wired for relationships, but relationships are only as healthy as the people in the relationship. What steps are you taking to address your messiness? What do you need to unlearn? What do you need to learn? Listen as Pastor Hubbard discusses how your relationship with Jesus makes a difference in your own relationships.

Adulting is the act of engaging in responsible actions and tasks that make you feel like an adult. Adulting is never without accountability. Followers of Jesus live knowing that there are earthly consequences to the decisions we make and that we will have to give an account to God. Work towards adulting with God-given purpose.

Human rejection does not frustrate divine sovereignty. God’s going to get done what God wants to get done….with or without your cooperation. Listen as Pastor Charlie Dates breaks down “what’s so amazing about grace”.