Pleasant Hill Baptist Church

We learn three things about responding to trials that advance our Christian testimony.

We look at why forgiveness is difficult but possible through our relationship with Jesus Christ.

Paul sought to build up the believers at Corinth by teaching them biblical doctrine, showing them how to exercise Christian duty, and asking them discerning questions.

We gain insights from Scripture on how our prayers for one another affect our worship, work, spiritual warfare, and witness for Christ.

Based on God's Word, we evaluate how well we are loving one another.

In this Psalm, we learn powerful truths about God and ourselves.

This Psalm reminds us that the Lord of history is working on behalf of His people.

A prayer of Moses teaches us to number our days and live with an eternal perspective.

In this Psalm, David teaches us how to cry out to God for justice.

We learn to hang on to hope despite our fears, despair, or injustice.

In Psalm 19, we learn how to respond to God's revelation.

The PHBC Youth Group led the entire worship service and Ethan Meggs preached the sermon.

We can seek the Lord and depend on Him as our refuge when the world crumbles around us.

We examine the values of a disciple of Jesus Christ.

The Bible gives us four reasons why we ought to pursue a vision of multiplying disciples of Jesus Christ.

Through the cross of Jesus Christ, we can overcome an offense and build bridges with one another.

When people offend us, we can choose to overcome the offense.

Jesus' response to John the Baptist helps us when God's plan doesn't match our expectations.

We examine the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus Christ by considering the events of His death, the empty tomb, and the eyewitness accounts of His appearances.

There is beauty in the cross of Jesus Christ because it is a bridge between man and God where salvation is available to anyone who believes in Him.

The seventh sign occurs when Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead.

Jesus heals a blind man who comes to believe Jesus as the Messiah.

Jesus walks on water in the midst of a storm.

The fourth sign occurred when Jesus fed the crowd of 5,000 people and then taught them that He is the Bread of Life.

Jesus healed a man that had been paralyzed for 38 years.

The Royal Official believed the word of Jesus and discovered that He is the Messiah.

Jesus reveals His glory at a wedding in Cana.

Our gratitude for God's grace is the motive for giving ourselves and our stuff to the Lord.

We consider verses from Proverbs that teach us to value wisdom more than wealth.

We consider the uncertainty of riches and the importance of generosity in light of eternity.

We are commanded to run the race of faith in Christ by casting off any hinderance or sin and fully rely on the Lord.

The secret to a life of hope is found in Jesus Christ.

We can turn our eyes upon Jesus by following Him, stepping out of our comfort zone, and depending upon His strength.

We examine the significance of the birth announcement of Jesus Christ to the shepherds.

The gifts of the wise men teach us that He is worthy of our sacrifice, faith, worship, and obedience.

The Star of Bethlehem pointed to God's promised Messiah.

During this upcoming holiday season, it is important to find more margin for God and others in our lives.

Peter ends his letter with some practical advice on how to stand firm in a fiery trial.

Peter gives practical guidance for believers to be prepared for the Lord's return.

Peter wants followers of Jesus to know how to respond when we share in the sufferings of Christ.

We can be ready for the return of Jesus Christ by praying, loving one another, showing hospitality, and serving others.

The mindset of a follower of Christ requires us to be ready to give an answer, ready to suffer, and ready for judgment.

God calls us to do what is right even when we are mistreated.

The key to building a godly marriage is when wives submit to their husbands and husbands learn to honor their wives.

The battle of the soul is won when we return to the Shepherd of our souls.

Peter encourages the church to live out their faith by appealing to their salvation, spiritual growth, and standing as God's people.

We can live a holy life because of what Christ has done for us and in us.

Believers in Christ can rejoice in God's work because of all that God has done for us.

Peter wanted his readers to know they are scattered for a purpose but not shaken.

As we begin a new church year, Brother Corey shares a State of the Church address as we face the future.