Our Purpose Our purpose is to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with people and lead them into a fully devoted relationship with Him. Our Mission Having been authorized […]
Grace Memorial Baptist Church is an independent, fundamental, pre-millennial, sovereign grace, missionary church. An abbreviated doctrinal statement follows: God – We believe in the one and only true God, an […]
SundaySunday School – 9:45 AMWorship Service – 11:00 AMEvening Service – 2:00 PM WednesdayBible Study – 7:00 PM We are located at:6205 Elmore Rd.Bartlett, TN 38134(901) 386-5790
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There are multitudes of stimuli which bombard us every day. Each, of which, has an impact upon us. Much has little impact, but many things impress us strongly. Who we are, is what we are, in our heart. Therefore, we need to guard our heart and the influence upon it.
Sometimes the word sacrifice is misused. The term carries a more significant meaning than what many people place upon it. This Memorial Day we honor those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. I would remind you of another Who sacrificed His life for us.
Every day of our lives we are faced with decisions. Nearly every choice before us has something to with following God or not following God. How shall we choose? Our example is Eli; he made some decisions of which he shall reap.
I would like for us to take a look into the life of one of the mothers found in Scripture. I would like to point out her good qualities. I submit that she might be an example to all of us. I think of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
It is my objective to challenge you to be open to God's leadership in your life. Would you be willing to make yourself available to God? I find my example in Isaiah.
Sons manifest their fathers. Our passage tells us of One Who is a son. Yes, we believe that Jesus is the Son of God. I would like to think about this Son today.
Have you ever wondered what it is that makes Baptists different than the average Christian denomination? What is the Baptist distinctive which identifies us? I submit unto you that it is the doctrine of baptism. It is fair to ask, "Why do we baptize?"
I submit that when God saves a sinner, that person is changed from the inside-out. If such a change is not evident, the profession of faith is suspect. How can I make such a statement? I believe our text gives me sufficient cause.
Today we think about the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. To many people that sounds absolutely incredible. Yet, for us, though it might seem beyond belief, we hold these things to be true.
It is my objective to motivate you to consider that Jesus will come again, and it might be today. Look for the imminent return of our Lord.