Sermons
At True Words Baptist Church, we provide biblically sound teaching through sermons, Sunday School Lessons, and Bible Studies designed to help you grow in your faith. Access a variety of resources, including text, PDFs, Word documents, audio, and video, to deepen your understanding of Scripture and strengthen your walk with Christ.
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Have you ever paused to ask what it looks like for a man to lead his home—not just by words, but in spiritual authority and purpose? This sermon lifts the Father’s Day and wedding-themed moment to ask every father (or soon-to-be father): will you boldly stand against cultural currents and declare, “We will serve the Lord,” protecting, providing, and pointing your household toward Christ?
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Have you ever wondered if you’re just scraping by—or stepping into the life God intends? This sermon challenges you to ask: are you living to survive—focused on temporary, earthly needs—or stepping into true spiritual thriving by seeking eternal treasures and trusting Christ for real peace, joy, and purpose?
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Have you ever considered what it means to truly watch and be ready for Jesus’ return—not just follow global news but tend to your own spiritual life? This sermon digs into Matthew 24:29–51, turning prophecy into personal responsibility: it warns against spiritual sleep and challenges you to live faithfully day to day, so that when the Master returns—even unexpectedly—you’ll be found faithful rather than foolish
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Have you ever wondered whether saying a set prayer is what saves—or if it’s something deeper? This sermon uncovers how the “Sinner’s Prayer” emerged from human traditions rather than Scripture, and warns that true salvation comes not from repeating words, but from actually believing in Jesus Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection
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Have you ever treated Jesus more like a life coach than your only Savior—someone who offers tips and encouragement, rather than the One who died to rescue you from eternal death? This sermon confronts that mistake head-on, declaring that faith isn’t about self-help or improvement—it’s about trusting completely in Christ’s finished work, because you can’t save yourself.
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Is it possible to be forgiven by God and still be out of fellowship with Him? Could your unwillingness to forgive others be costing you more than you realize? This sermon dives deep into these questions and challenges what many assume about forgiveness, salvation, and our relationship with the Father.
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Could we already be the generation Jesus spoke of in Matthew 24? What if the signs aren’t coming—but already here? This sermon raises questions you can’t afford to ignore.
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Could it be that asking a prayer isn’t what actually saves you? Have you ever wondered if the moment you truly believe in Jesus—not speak a formula—is the moment you enter eternal life? This sermon challenges the most common “sinner’s prayer” assumption and dares you to examine what really matters in coming to Christ.
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What if making a decision for Christ was never meant to be the finish line? Are you just saved—or are you truly following? This sermon pushes past the surface and calls you into the deeper, daily walk of real discipleship.
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What if the one prayer God always answers is different than what you’ve been taught? Are your prayers rooted in empty repetition—or aligned with the model Jesus gave in Matthew 6? This sermon digs beneath the surface and challenges you to pray with purpose, faith, and confidence.
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Want to know the real message behind Jesus’ longest prophecy? What if the end times aren’t just distant events—but a call to personal readiness? This sermon unpacks Matthew 24:1–31, showing how prophecy transforms into a wake-up call—and asks: will you be watching or wandering when everything begins to unfold?
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Have you noticed how each sunrise—and sunset—is silently preaching the gospel? This sermon invites you to ponder: Does your life follow the pattern of light, shadow, sleep—and resurrection? It challenges you to see your daily rhythm as God’s story, and ask: will you rest in His promises or stay trapped in the darkness? truewordsbaptist.org
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What if every sunrise is more than just beautiful—it’s a message from God? Do you realize that Jesus isn’t just a guiding light—He’s the blazing Sun of Righteousness whose rise brings healing, power, and ultimate judgment? This sermon dares you to look up and meet the Son at dawn—because the darkness is fading fast.
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Have you ever paused to wonder why Jesus said that those who seek praise from others will “have their reward”? Could you be performing spiritual acts for applause instead of genuinely honoring God? This sermon dives into Matthew 6:1–8, challenging listeners to examine their motives—asking whether their deeds, prayers, and fasting are truly for God or merely for people’s praise.
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Could the Feast of Trumpets be more than ancient ceremony—might it be a prophetic alarm for the end times? What if this sacred sound signals not celebration, but a warning that the abomination of desolation is near? This sermon unpacks Leviticus 23 and New Testament prophecy to reveal why the trumpet still matters—and why you can’t afford to ignore its blast.
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Have you ever paused to wonder why God makes it clear that He doesn’t rejoice when the wicked die? Could it be that this isn’t just about justice—but a deeper expression of His heart for repentance and redemption? This sermon tackles Ezekiel 33 head-on, urging you to consider: is God’s sorrow over sin something we’re truly aware of—and how does that shape your response today?
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What if the fiercest storms in your life aren’t just disasters—but invitations? Could the “secret place” be more than a quiet moment—but a divine shelter in chaos? This sermon reveals how finding your refuge in God turns hardship into holiness—and asks: where will you hide when the storm hits?
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What if being God’s child isn’t about status—but about whether you reflect His heart? Can you see if you’re a true son by looking at your obedience, sacrifice, and alignment with His will? This sermon digs deep into what real sonship looks like—and asks: do you carry the mark of a true son?
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Are women secretly being kept from the pulpit—not because they can’t preach, but because of a human tradition rooted in silence? This sermon confronts the question head-on, asking: Is banning women from pastoring truly biblical—or is it masking fear with formula? Dive in to challenge what you think the Bible “really says.”
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Are church leaders chosen by popularity—or by God’s pattern? This sermon dives into Acts 20:17–32 to reveal the biblical blueprint for church leadership and structure—challenging churches that have drifted away from elders and deacons toward boards or celebrity pastors.
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Have you ever wondered how an ordinary mother could become a mighty warrior in God’s story? This sermon dives into Judges 4 to show how a godly woman’s courage and faith can crush the enemy—and asks: will you rise to claim God’s victory in your life?
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What if honesty and integrity in your speech aren’t just good values—but a spiritual weapon? This sermon confronts the creeping culture of empty words, asking: Is your “Yes” truly a yes—and your “No,” a no—or is your speech costing you credibility, trust, and even blessing? Dive into Matthew 5:33–37 and discover why letting your word be enough could change everything.
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Ever wondered if the “Sinner’s Prayer” is truly the gateway to salvation—or a spiritual shortcut that can leave hearts empty? This sermon sparks that very question, revealing how repeating a prayer without real faith can leave you calling without truly believing—and challenges you to discover the difference between “praying words” and genuinely trusting in Jesus Christ’s work.
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Are church offices defined by popularity—or by Scripture alone? This sermon exposes the truth: the New Testament only ordains two offices—pastors (elders) and deacons—and warns that adding roles like “apostle,” “evangelist,” or “prophet” risks distorting God’s clear design.
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Are you living to please people—or to honor God? This sermon cuts straight to the heart of the matter, asking: Is your fear of man binding you more than your fear of God? It challenges you to consider what you’ll lose when approval becomes more important than obedience.
