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Today we continue the sermon series entitled, "Sola Scriptura," where we examine our beliefs according to Scripture alone. This week we consider God, the Son, Jesus Christ, as the second person of the Godhead. What does the Bible teach concerning Jesus? God's Word is far more clear than you may suspect. Scripture text is Colossians 1:15-23.

This morning we continue our doctrinal series entitled "Sola Scriptura" as we look at the Doctrine of God in general, God as Father, in particular. The Word of God tells us who God is and how he relates to his creation. There are many parts of Scripture that, when taken together, paint a clear picture of the character and attributes of God. We will consider one of those passages which underscores God's timing and sovereignty in sending the Messiah to save a broken people. Scripture text is Galatians 3:26-4:7.

This morning we begin a new sermon series entitled, "Sola Scriptura." Over the next 12 weeks we will examine the major doctrines of the Bible using the Baptist Faith & Message 2000 as a general guide. We begin with the Doctrine of the Word of God as it is the foundational source of all truth. Scripture text is 2 Timothy 3:10-17. Also, see 2 Peter 1:16-21.

Today we celebrate 91 years at Berlin Baptist Church with a special homecoming worship gathering. Rev. Bryant Sims from the SC Baptist Convention shares the Word of God with us from Isaiah 6:1-8. In a moment of transition in earthly leadership, God blesses Isaiah with a fresh, new vision of the throne in Heaven, more particularly, He who is seated upon it. After this transformational vision, Isaiah has but one appropriate response: "Here am I. Send me." May we respond likewise having beheld the glory and majesty of the most high God.

Today we complete our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. We have learned many things throughout our studies in Ezra and Nehemiah, perhaps none more critical than the principle of perseverance through submission to God. Nehemiah has been a case study in submission to God in prayer. This practice has demonstrated time and again the invaluable importance of prioritizing God's will and ways over our own. Scripture text is Nehemiah 13:1-31.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. The wall around Jerusalem has been completed and now it is time to dedicate the work to the Lord. Before the wall can be dedicated, however, the people and all the work must be purified. The Word of God is followed and the Lord himself gives fills all the people with great joy. Scripture text is Nehemiah 12:27-47.

We continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah only to find another section of Scripture filled with lists of names. The listing of names is important to the narrative because God saw fit to mention them in the text. The wall has been completed. The people of God have heard the word of God, leading them to confess their sins and to renew the covenant with God. So, what remains at this point in the story? People need to inhabit the city. Scripture text is Nehemiah 11:1-12:26.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. There has been a progression of activity in chapters 8, 9, and 10, that has led the people of Israel renew their covenant with the Lord their God. Scripture text is Nehemiah 9:38-10:39.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the Old Testament book of Nehemiah. After being confronted with the Word of the Law of God, the people of God have rediscovered obedience. Now, on the 24th day of the same month, they gather together for large-scale repentance and prayer. The remarkable effect of the Word of God on the people of God is not confined to ancient times, but it is just as powerful today. Scripture text is Nehemiah 9:1-37.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. We have reached a transition in the text. Up to this point the focus has been on rebuilding the wall to protect the people from physical threats. Now the text shifts its focus to rebuilding the people of God according to the Word of God. Ezra the priest and scribe reenters the picture to facilitate the spiritual renewal of the people. Scripture text is Nehemiah 8:1-18.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. The wall has been completed in record time. There are still rumbles of opposition. Leadership is appointed to give order to the people. The people are accounted for. Gifts are given to establish and protect purity in worship practices. In all these things, the hand of God is evident. Scripture text is Nehemiah 6:15-7:73a.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. Spiritual warfare and opposition can take many forms, but it should come as no surprise that the enemy attempts to halt the work of God. Nehemiah demonstrates his dependence on God as he leads the people with honor and distinction. Scripture text is Nehemiah 6:1-14.

Today we continue our study through the book of Nehemiah as we encounter another form of spiritual warfare in the form of internal conflict within the people of God. Unfortunately, we can still find sinful behavior and socioeconomic divisions within the church context despite the fact we are called to a higher standard of living. Nehemiah demonstrates wise spiritual leadership as he identifies the problem, confronts the behavioral issue, and brings resolution for the whole assembly in a way that brings glory and honor to the Lord. Scripture text is Nehemiah 5:1-19.

Today we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. Chapter four begins with the onset of serious opposition to the work of God by the people of God. It is through this narrative that we can see how success breeds opposition. God's people are under attack from all sides, but the God of heaven fights for His own. Scripture text is Nehemiah 4:1-23.

This morning we continue our study verse by verse through the book of Nehemiah. The plan has been given and Nehemiah is delegating the tasks to all those who will join in the work. Like a well-oiled machine, the remnant of God's people are intent on rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. As Nehemiah has stated at the end of chapter two, the God of Heaven will give them success. There are many correlations with the local church of today. Scripture text is Nehemiah 3:1-32.