Fairview Baptist Church

We see in Luke how are faith in Christ should bring life-changing results.

Dr. Matt Endris

Throughout Luke 9, we see that Jesus is truly the King who reigns over all. We must continue to publicly confess Jesus as our King. (We apologize about the beginning of the message, we had some audio issues when the message started.)

Dr. Horn is our guest speaker today. He is the Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention. He reminds us in this message of the living hope which we have been given in Christ.

We see a beautiful picture of God's grace in 2 Samuel 9 where King David shows kindness to an unlikely individual. (Tech Note: The audio improves a couple minutes into the recording.)

In Luke 19, Dr. Gevan Spinney takes a unique perspective on the story of the disciples going to get the colt for Jesus.

On our second night of revival, we look at how the Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost. 

As we finish our series on relationships, we see that true peace with people only comes when we receive our peace from Jesus. 

As we continue our Relational sermon series, we look at how our personals actions and affections will affect those around us. 

As we look at the wisdom of Solomon in Ecclesiastes, we see four rewards that will be produced when we have right relationships with those around us. 

As we continue our Who's Your One Emphasis, we look to the life of Andrew in John 1. From his life, we can see what it means to have Christ give us a new heart and soul. 

We continue our Who's Your One emphasis this week. In Luke 16, the rich man who goes to hell actually shows us seven good things that you can see in hell. 

As we continue to look to the Bible for our "Who's Your One" church-wide emphasis, we see the early disciple Phillip and how pursued his One. 

Our "Who's Your One" emphasis continues as we look to the account in Luke 5. We see a picture of how God uses people to bring others to salvation. 

We begin our "Who's Your One" emphasis with this message from Matthew 4. We see the call of discipleship that the Lord has given to us. 

As we remember the angels' words to the shepherds, we see how they saw a glimpse of heavenly events. God's purposes will be carried out on heaven and in earth. 

As we light the Shepherd's Candle, we are reminded of God's presence, promise, and peace that he brings to a world in need. 

As we look back on the story of the wise men, we see the biblical principles that separate the wise from the foolish. When we are pursuing wisdom from above, God will guide our every step. 

Even in the midst of darkness, the Light of the World will always be able to shine. We learn from Israel's situation in Jeremiah that there is always hope for those who know Jesus. 

As we prepare today for our Harvest Day offering, we await what God is going to do in the life of our church. Psalm 126 reminds us of God's faithfulness as we are faithful to give. 

In the book of Ecclesiastes, we see the wisdom that God gave Solomon. In being wise stewards, we will see God's kingdom grow in amazing ways. 

As we get ready for Harvest Day in a couple of weeks, we continue to see in God's Word how we should approach giving. "God does not comfort us to make us comfortable, but to make us comforters." - John Henry Jowett

In 2 Corinthians, we see the purpose for giving as believers. Giving teaches us to become more like Christ in handling everything that we have been given. 

Bro. Matt brings us to part of the Sermon on the Mount today where Jesus discusses the nature of prayer. We understand what God desires for prayer when we ask, seek, and knock. 

In Exodus today, we see the wisdom of Jethro to help Moses become a better leader. Through his wisdom, we see practical spiritual implications for our own lives today. 

Bro. Matt brings us a message from Haggai as we prepare our hearts to move forward as a church. God's Word encourages us to be a part of His plan for kingdom growth. 

As we look at Acts 2 today, we see how Jesus works in building His church. When we understand and recognize our foundation, we will be an active part of building God's church on earth. 

In this passage from Matthew, Bro. Matt reminds us of the conscious choice we have in bearing fruit for the kingdom of God. We must realize the importance of making choices that align our hearts with God's will. 

Bro. Wayne Spears shows us from Scripture a picture of the Spirit-filled life. 

For our Louisiana College Day, we were honored to have the president of LC, Dr. Rick Brewer, speak to us on What is Truth? Is there an absolute moral truth that can be found? 

As we look at the opening passage of Ephesians, we see that God's choices will always prove to be better. We will see four ways in which a sovereign God makes the best decisions. 

As we study Paul's letter to the Colossians, we see how we are to respond when we encounter attacks on our faith. 

We are reminded today of God's amazing love as we look at a familiar passage in a new way. Today in his Word, we see the many facets of God's love and how it is displayed to us. 

Today we see the importance of our perspective in the world that we live in. We are reminded in God's Word how we are to rightly think about this world as we encounter different opinions and ideas. 

As we prepare for the Lord's Supper, we see in God's Word how we are to be a living sacrifice. 

Bro. Matt brings a message today to share some stories about what God did through our mission group in Mexico. Through God's Word, we connect these stories with how God is continuing to teach us. 

As our mission team to Mexico gets ready to leave this week, we look to God's Word to clearly see the mission of Christ. 

Today we hear in God's Word the importance of every believer's service in the kingdom of God. Every person has been given abilities to be used for God's glory. 

Bro. Matt brings a message from our key verse for VBS this week. We see over and over again in the book of John how Jesus has revealed himself.