Jeff Schreve Sunday Service Live Broadcast – First Baptist Church Texarkana 13th November 2022
Watch the Sunday worship service at First Baptist Church, Texarkana live online without any hassle. Live broadcasts of their Sunday Service is made available from their headquarter at 3015 Moores Ln, Texarkana, TX 75503, United States.
Sunday Service Times at First Baptist Church, Texarkana 13th November 2022
What time is First Baptist Church, Atlanta Sunday Service?
You can take part in the First Baptist Church of Atlanta’s online service this Sunday and experience the word of God and its life changing effect. Their Sunday service schedules are as follows:
1st Service: 9:15 am In-person
2nd Service: 10:30am In-person
All times stated are at the Central Daylight Time (CDT)
The service will be available for online livestream by 4:15pm
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How Do I Connect to First Baptist Church, Texarkana Sunday Service 13th November 2022?
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First Baptist Church, Texarkana Sunday Service Ministers 13th November 2022
Who will be ministering Live this Sunday at the First Baptist Church, Texarkana?
Pastor Jeff Schreve is the main minister and speaker at the First Baptist Church, Texarkana, and you can expect to be blessed by his ministration today. Other prominent ministers include Chris Schroeder – Teaching Pastor, Quinn Stanfill – Worship Pastor, Bryan Bixler – Care & Connections Pastor, Ben Hill – Discipleship Pastor, Cross Bright – College & Student Pastor, Stephanie Bright – Minister to Children.
Extracts From First Baptist Church Daily Devotional For Today
Ephesians 4:26-27
BE ANGRY, AND yet DO NOT SIN; do not let the sun go down on your anger, and do not give the devil an opportunity [a place, room, a foothold].
Let’s face it: everyone gets angry from time to time. Anger comes in two forms. There is righteous anger over sin and injustice. That type of anger is appropriate. The Lord gets angry over such things. But, there is also unrighteous anger where we get mad because we got hurt. To be sure, every hurt inflicted upon your heart and mine will turn to anger. It is just the natural human response to hurt. Every “ow” is followed up with a “pow.” When we get hurt, we will get angry.
The big question is what do we do with the anger? If we don’t take it to God and leave it with Him, we are in for trouble. When we let the sun go down on our anger and hurt feelings, we open the door to the devil. Every “sad” turns into a “mad.” If you and I don’t rightly process the “mad” by the grace of God and choose to forgive the one who hurt us, the sun goes down on our anger… and things go from “mad” to “bad.”
ENTER THE DEVIL
An angry, wounded heart quickly becomes a resentful, bitter heart when the anger is allowed to foul and fester. Resentment and bitterness attract the devil like a magnet, giving him an opportunity to set up shop in our mind and heart. Many once-godly Christians have been ruined by resentment and bitterness. Because they refused to forgive someone for hurting them, they opened the door to the evil one who “comes only to steal, and kill, and destroy” (John 10:10). When the devil gets a foothold, he turns it into a stronghold. Your Christian life will come to a grinding halt unless and until you rightly process your hurt and anger and choose to forgive and set the offender free.
FORGIVENESS IS NOT RECONCILIATION
Sometimes people get confused about this thing called forgiveness. They equate it with reconciliation. They think if they forgive the person who hurt them terribly, they will need to start having Thanksgiving dinner together… and they struggle greatly with the mere thought of that horror.
Forgiveness is unilateral. It is you making the choice, by God’s grace, to release your offender from the mental and emotional dungeon to which you have “rightly” confined them. The truth is your offender is not really incarcerated, you are. Unforgiveness is akin to burning down your own house in order to kill a rat. The rat scampers off, and you are left to sift through the ashes. Forgiveness, on the other hand, is opening the dungeon door and setting the captive free, only to find the real captive was you. The wisest thing any of us can ever do when we are struggling through “sad” and “mad” is to make the conscious choice to pardon our debtor and turn all vengeance over to God. He is the Judge, and He will repay at the proper time.
Reconciliation is bilateral. It takes willingness on the part of the offended and the offender to have reconciliation. The offender must come in humility and repentance, seeking forgiveness and restitution, and the offended must grant the forgiveness. When both parties come together, reconciliation can take place. To illustrate, I was wronged by a coach when I was a kid. Although he has never acknowledged his blatant wrong, I have forgiven him and hold no ill will in my heart toward him. In fact, I reached out to him a few years ago, expressing my forgiveness, but I received no reply. That relationship is not reconciled, but it is forgiven. The devil has no place in my heart with that hurt.
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About First Baptist Church, Texarkana
First Baptist Church Texarkana is a bible believing church, who is in agreement with spiritual ordinances and believe in Baptism alongside loving God, people and serving the purpose of the kingdom. Worship with First Baptist Church and experience an upsurge in God’s presence.
