New Life Baptist Church | College Station Sermons

Back in chapter 7, Israel was defeated by the small army of Ai and Joshua cried out to the Lord. His biggest fear came out in that prayer - that the other armies would hear of Israel's defeat, band together, and wipe Israel off the map. Well...

Last week we saw that Joshua and Israel failed to take Ai because of sin in the camp, and because they failed to consult the Lord before the battle. They were soundly defeated and had to deal with Achan and his sin, because the war for the Promised...

Sunday's sermon covers Joshua 7:1-26 in a message I've called, "Sin: More Trouble than It's Worth." In the text, Joshua sends out spies to scout out Ai, who recommend sending a small detachment of soldiers to take the city...

This week's sermon covers Joshua 5:13-6:27 and is called, "Judgment and Salvation." This week is the "assault" on Jericho, where God fights for his people, brings judgment on his enemies, and saves Rahab and her family as...

This week we're covering Joshua 5:1-12. Too many of us live our lives in a way where what we say is most important to us gets the least amount of our time, energy, and attention. It certainly doesn't get our first and best. And that is...

This week's sermon covers Joshua 3-4 and is called, "Don't Forget to Remember." God leads Joshua and the nation into the Promised Land, and he does so by miraculously stopping the flow of the Jordan River at flood stage. This...

This week we are covering Joshua 2 in a sermon called, "Saved through Faith." Because Joshua believes they will have to take Jericho through conventional warfare, he sends two spies to scope out the land and the city's defenses so they...

This weekend we begin our new series through the Book of Joshua, "Courageous Faith." The sermon will cover chapter 1 and is called, "The Quest for Rest." After 400 years in slavery and 40 years wandering the desert, the...

Over the past three weeks, we've sought to answer the question, “Who Is the Christ?” We saw he was born of a virgin, fully God, and fully man. On Good Friday, we'll remember his substitutionary death on the cross. But if Jesus isn’t raised...

Very few people today are going to question whether Jesus was fully human. Plenty of people questioned his full humanity back in the day, but not really anymore. Why does the humanity of Jesus matter? Unless Jesus was fully human, he could not save us...

This week we continue our series leading up to Easter entitled "Who is the Christ?" and learn that Jesus is fully God.

This week we start a new series entitled "Who is the Christ?" focusing on the person of Jesus in preparation for Easter. This week we cover the virgin birth.

This Sunday we wrap-up our long "Messy Church" series with 2 Corinthians 13:1-14 in a message entitled, "The Final Test" Paul is about to come to Corinth for the third time, but there are still people in the church who are living...

This week's sermon is called "Spend and Be Spent" and covers 2 Corinthians 12:11-21. The truth is, we spend our time, money, and energy on whatever we believe to be valuable. For Paul, there was nothing more valuable than the glory of...

No one naturally embraces his or her weaknesses. We try to hide them, deny them, and run from them. We don't want anyone else to know we have them. But our weaknesses are the things God uses to highlight his strength and his grace. Our...

Paul's critics pointed to his suffering as evidence that he wasn't really an apostle of Jesus Christ. They, like many modern teachers today (there's nothing new under the sun), believed that true apostles and true believers' lives...

This week's sermon covers 2 Corinthians 11:7-15 and is called, "Exalting Others by Humbling Ourselves." Paul was under fire, strangely enough, for not accepting financial compensation for his ministry from the Corinthians. Instead, he...