Sermons
Sermons from Bay Vista Baptist ChurchIts 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.
Come Let Us Bow Down
Today’s message is a focus on the idea of what worship really meant to be for the people of God.
Why Do Blessings Come
Today, Brother Danny shows us in Psalm 67, that the blessings we receive aren’t meant to be kept to ourselves, rather they are to be shared for the Glory of God.
Our Loving Father
In a world of chaos and pain, we still have reason to rejoice. And so this message is focused on the steadfast love of God and what it means for our lives.
I Almost Slipped
Today’s message is built on an extremely important cautionary tale. Its message warns us that becoming obsessed with the idea that evil is winning in this world can cause our faith to slip.
On Our Side
This morning, Brother Danny shared from Psalm 124, reminding us that if God were not on our side, we wouldn not have the ability to stand in the time of battle, we would not find a way of escape when we are tempted, and we would have no hope of victory over sin and death.