Pastor Rob’s sermon from Romans 13 taught that civil government is ordained by God to restrain evil, protect life, and preserve order—yet always under God’s ultimate authority. Addressing capital punishment, war, and borders, he called believers to think biblically rather than emotionally, respecting lawful authority while remembering that only Christ is King. The message closed with a reminder that no government can save the soul—only Jesus delivers from judgment.

#BiblicalAuthority #Romans13 #ChristianEthics #GodOrdainedGovernment #TruthOverTrends #StandOnScripture #JesusIsKing

In John 11:1–27, Pastor Rob reminded the church that Jesus often calls for faith **before** the miracle, not after it. Through Lazarus’s death and Jesus’ deliberate delay, we saw that God’s love is never careless, His will is never threatened by danger, and resurrection is not merely a future event but a present reality found in Christ Himself.

#LazarusComeOut #TrustBeforeTheMiracle #FaithInTheWaiting #ResurrectionAndLife #BelieveBeforeYouSee #John11 #BiblicalFaith

Pastor Rob’s sermon, *The Idol of More*, warned that materialism quietly turns God’s good gifts into false gods by making accumulation the measure of security, success, and worth. Drawing from Luke 12:15, he emphasized that wealth itself is not condemned, but trusting in it is spiritually dangerous, calling believers to faithful stewardship, contentment, and generosity under Christ’s lordship rather than worship of “more.”

#TheIdolOfMore #Luke1215 #BiblicalStewardship #FaithOverWealth #ContentmentInChrist #ChristOverCulture #KingdomFirst

Pastor Rob preached that in John 10:22–42, Jesus unmistakably declares His full deity—“I and the Father are one”—and teaches that the eternal security of believers rests not on human effort, but on the sovereign power of the Father and the Son holding their sheep. The sermon pressed the unavoidable truth that Jesus cannot be reduced to a teacher or example: He is God, worthy of worship, faith, and obedience, and His revelation always demands a response of belief or rejection.

#John10 #IAndTheFatherAreOne #JesusIsGod #EternalSecurity #GoodShepherd #BiblicalTruth #ChristAlone #FaithAndAssurance

Pastor Rob’s sermon from Matthew 7:13–14 warned that the Christian life is a narrow path, guarded on one side by the danger of legalism and on the other by the danger of lawlessness, with both leading away from true life in Christ. He emphasized that true righteousness is neither rule-keeping for approval nor grace used as an excuse for sin, but grace-fueled obedience that flows from a transformed heart and submission to Christ alone

#TheNarrowWay #GraceAndTruth #FaithfulObedience #Matthew71314 #BiblicalChristianity #FollowChrist #SoundDoctrine #WaynetownBaptist

Pastor Rob’s sermon from John 9:13–41 showed that spiritual blindness is not caused by lack of evidence, but by prideful unbelief, while true sight comes through humble faith in Christ. The Pharisees rejected clear truth because it threatened their assumptions, but the healed man moved from testimony to worship as he responded to the light he was given. The message calls believers to humility and unbelievers to repentance before darkness becomes permanent.

#IWasBlindNowISee #John9 #SpiritualSight #HumbleFaith #LightOfTheWorld #BiblicalPreaching #GospelTruth #Unbelief #ChristAlone #WaynetownBaptist

This sermon confronts a culture that treats truth as negotiable by declaring that right and wrong are grounded in the revealed authority of God, not human preference or emotion. From Exodus 20, it calls believers to submit joyfully to God’s Word as the foundation for ethical clarity, obedience, and true freedom. Ultimately, it warns that rejecting God’s voice leads to judgment, while humble obedience leads to life.

#ThusSaysTheLord #BiblicalAuthority #GodsWord #TruthMatters #BiblicalEthics #ObedientFaith #Exodus20 #StandOnTruth #WaynetownBaptist

In John 9:1–12, Pastor Rob showed that suffering is not always the result of personal sin, but it is always under God’s sovereign control and purpose. Jesus confronts blame-centered thinking and reveals that some suffering exists so that the works of God might be displayed through Him. The message calls believers to respond with compassion and trust, and urges unbelievers to come to Christ, the Light of the world, while there is still time.

#John9 #LightOfTheWorld #GodsSovereignty #SufferingWithPurpose #TrustChrist #CompassionOverJudgment #GospelTruth #WaynetownBaptist