Bailey Presbyterian Church

We consider the surprising place to find a deliverer and his surprising first act.

We lay the groundwork for Jephthah's ministry and in the process we are given a window into the nature of man and the heart of God.

We consider several teachings from Jesus concerning the coming of the Kingdom of God and the Son of Man.

We consider the gripping narrative of Abimelech's end and what it means for God's justice in chaotic times.

We consider the encouragement Jesus gives his disciples in four places where we struggle.

We consider the rise of Abimelech and why leadership matters in the church.

As Jesus heals ten lepers we learn where true healing comes from and where ti leads us.

We consider the parable of the rich man and Lazarus and how Jesus challenges us to examine our hearts and confront the reality of judgment.

We consider the parable of the rich man and Lazarus and how Jesus challenges us to examine our hearts and confront the reality of judgment.

We consider the high point of Gideon's ministry and the incredible things God does with very ordinary people.

Today we consider the reality that God knows our hearts and why that is both a problem and our salvation.

We consider a strange parable from Jesus about a dishonest manager and how we can follow his example.

Tonight we look at how God at times will introduce weakness in order to display his power and turn our eyes and hearts to him.

We conclude our study of the parable of the prodigal sons which asks the most important question- Will you return to the father-

What is Gideon's fleece really about- Can we find out God's will- Should we-

We consider the full meaning of the parable of prodigal son and the often overlooked significance of the older brother in the story.

We look at the song recounting God great deliverance of the Israelites and what it teaches us about our own songs.

We consider two parables of Jesus that teach us about how to rejoice in what God rejoices- repentant sinners

Drew Gun preaches on Matthew 24 and the return of Christ.

Dr. Tommy McDonald preaches on Matthew 7-21-27 and what it means to truly know Jesus.