Norton Baptist Church

In the past six years or so, the relationship between government and the Christian has seemed to become a bit more complex. Many questions have arisen with the government calling upon churches to close during COVID, or to require masks. What must matter supremely to the Christian, is what the Scripture has to say on these matters. Jesus gives great clarity in this wonderful text from the gospel of Matthew.

Many are called, but few are chosen...this is the summary Jesus gives of this amazing parable. What does that mean, and how can we know if we are among the chosen?

There is no escape from dealing with Jesus, either you will fall on Him or He will fall on you. Many believe they can ignore Jesus, but the truth is that He is the Chief Cornerstone, the One by which all will be measured.

Christianity is founded on truth, but false religion is everywhere. It not only exists outside of the church, but it creeps within the church as well. Are you practicing false religion, or true righteousness?

We continue our study of the qualifications of elders/pastors/overseers from Titus 1:5-9, seeking to understand and learn the importance of God's qualifications for His leaders in His church.

Nearly every issue within the local church can be traced back to one flaw in the church, the lack of qualified leadership within the church. The Word of God gives the church the solution, if only we would humble ourselves and believe it.

While every Sunday is a celebration of Christ's resurrection, there is a Sunday set aside each year to focus in a greater way on the resurrection, which we call Resurrection Sunday or Easter. In this Resurrection Sunday sermon, we look at how Jesus' resurrection is first fruits.

This Psalm is so rich with meaning, especially when we consider the fact that Jesus, the ultimate Conqueror, would sing this song.