Tag Archives: genealogy

“Three Things That Won’t Save You” (Matthew 3:9-10 message)

Posted on 2017/02/07 by Shawn Thomas

When we went with our church group to the Panthers game against the Redskins in Washington, D.C in December, one of the men told us the story of how he had bought some tickets to a game one time, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Matthew sermons, Sermons, Uncategorized | Tagged Abraham, Baptist Faith and Message, Baptists in hell, faith, family, genealogy, Geneva, German state church, heritage, Israel, Jews, John Calvin, Matthew 3:9-10, Nation of Israel, nationality, religious heritage, salvation, salvation of Jews, SBC, Southern Baptist, state church, trust | 1 Comment

Jesus’ Family Tree (Matthew 1:1-17 sermon)

Posted on 2016/11/28 by Shawn Thomas

Someone told me not long ago that they have a relative who is really into researching their family genealogy, but this person does not share that interest. They said, you know I hate to admit it, but whenever my relative … Continue reading →

Posted in Matthew sermons, Sermons, Uncategorized | Tagged archeology, forgiveness, genealogy, historicity of Christianity, historicity of Jesus, I John 1:9, Jesus, Jesus' family tree, Matthew, Matthew 1, Matthew 1 genealogy, Matthew sermons, Pope Benedict abortion, prophecy, repentance, salvation, sons of Korah | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: genealogy

“Three Things That Won’t Save You” (Matthew 3:9-10 message)

Jesus’ Family Tree (Matthew 1:1-17 sermon)

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