Sermons
Sermons from Bay Vista Baptist ChurchWhen We Pray for One Another
Today’s message teaches us that our prayers for one another should have true depth.
My Servant Shall Be Exalted
Today’s message on the Lord’s Supper points to the fourth Suffering Servant song of Isaiah to remind us of all that Christ accomplished for our salvation.
We Are Thankful
Today’s sermon focuses on the need for thankfulness because of God’s work in others.
No Other Gospel
On this 5th Sunday, Pastor Joel Davis, from New Community Baptist Church, shares with us from Paul’s letter to the Galatians to address the importance of unity within the church.
Responding to Jesus
This morning, we looked at John’s Gospel, chapter 4, verses 16 through 30. In this passage, we Jesus dealing gently with the woman of Sychar, as he reveals himself to her as the Messiah. Let us take this passage and be encouraged to share Jesus with our Samaritans, remembering that people can’t respond to Jesus if they never meet him.
Its a Wonderful Life
Wrapping up the 5 week series on “Who’s Your One,” Brother Danny takes us through three passages in John’s Gospel that show how Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, shows us how we can take out relationship with Jesus seriously and bring people to meet our Lord Jesus.
A Solemn Warning
This morning, Brother Danny’s message from Luke 16 focuses on our need to truly understand the urgency of our mission as witnesses for Christ.
The Importance of One
This morning, Brother Danny Shares with us from Acts chapter 8, verses 26-40, to demonstrate to us that even though we may feel that one is an insignifican number, it is very significant to the kingdome of God.
Committed Friends
Today Brother Danny continues preaching on the theme of “Who’s Your One,” using the text in Luke 5:17-26 to show us that praying for, and sharing the gospel with our friends is a way to demonstrate our commitment to their welfare.
Follow Me
On this, the first week of our focus on “Who’s Your One,” Brother Danny uses Matthew 4:18–22 to help us to understand that our call to follow Jesus includes a sense of purpose, an element of radical obedience, and a need for true commitment.