Sixteen years after returning from exile, God's people had stopped rebuilding His temple. What began with excitement ended in discouragement, distraction, and misplaced priorities. Eventually, they simply learned to live around their unfinished obedience.
The book of Zephaniah reveals that God's judgment wasn't simply about broken rules—it was about a broken relationship. Through ten spiritual "relationship killers," we discover God's call to repentance, His invitation to seek Him, and the incredible hope that He still rejoices over His redeemed people.
Pastor Thomas explores the book of Habakkuk, showing how God calls us to move from questioning His sovereignty to trusting His perfect plan—even when life doesn't make sense.
Pastor Thomas preaches about how David passed the torch to Solomon and what David wanted most to be passed down - a faith in Christ!
Pastor Thomas preaches through the book of Obadiah and how it connects to the life and legacy of Jesus!
In the book of Micah, God brings a case against His people—not because He hates them, but because He loves them enough to confront their sin and call them back to Himself.
Pastor Thomas preaches through the book of Obadiah and how it connects to the life and legacy of Jesus!
Pastor Thomas preaches about Hosea, Joel, and Amos's prophetic message to God's people to return and repent.
Pastor Thomas preaches through the poetry section of the Old Testament (Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon) and relates it to different stages in the life of a mother.
Pastor Thomas preaches through the poetry section of the Old Testament (Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon) and relates it to different stages in the life of a mother.
Pastor Thomas preaches on the importance of knowing what you actually believe.
Pastor Thomas preaches on the story of Jonah and how Jonah was a sign that pointed to someone greater...Jesus Christ!
First Baptist Church Bristol, Florida
10677 NW Michaux RD (PO BOX 416) Bristol, Florida 32321
Phone: 850-643-5400 Fax: 850-643-9295