Jeff Schreve Sunday Service Live Broadcast – First Baptist Church Texarkana 4th December 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 4th December 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
READ: PRAYER POINTS FOR THE NEW MONTH OF DECEMBER 2022
How Do I Connect to First Baptist Church, Texarkana Sunday Service 4th December 2022?
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First Baptist Church, Texarkana Sunday Service Ministers 4th December 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
The Battle of The Wills
Luke 22:42
“Father, if You are willing, remove this cup from Me; yet not My will, but Yours be done.”
My wife Debbie is an exceptional person. Of all the many qualities I love about her, none is more attractive than her discipline and determination. If she sets her mind to do something, she becomes like the US Mail, “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” will keep her from completing her goal.
When our daughter Jill was almost a year old, she started to have problems sleeping. She would wake up in the night and begin crying for us to come get her. Jill’s unstated goal was for us to bring her into our bed, and she was determined to scream and wail until we yielded to her will. Debbie knew it would not be good for any of us to start this practice, so she researched a loving, reassuring game plan to help our child sleep in her own bed.
My commitment and dedication to the plan was out the window on the first night. Jill screamed and cried so hard she made herself throw up. I told Debbie, “Just bring her into our bed. We need to sleep!” But Debbie was determined to correct this behavior, even if she had to stay up all week to do it. She saw this issue as a battle of the wills with little Jill, and Debbie had no intention of losing. Praise God that after several rough nights, Jill finally learned to sleep in her own bed without a peep.
THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
The Christian life is a lot like the episode Debbie had with Jill. It really is a battle of the wills, our will vs. God’s will. Will we submit to Him, to His Word and His way, or will we continue to fight against Him?
When Jesus was in the Garden of Gethsemane, He endured the test of the ages as He wrestled with the will of His Father. Would He yield and willingly go to the cross, or would He save His own life? The pressure was so great and His prayers were so strongly and earnestly voiced that the capillaries in His face actually burst, and He began to sweat blood. He sweat blood as He sought for another way. Nevertheless, after each of His three prayer times that night in the Garden, He concluded with these immortal words, “Yet not My will, but Yours be done.” He sacrificed His will for the Father’s will, and purchased our salvation on the cross. Aren’t you glad that He did?
HOW ABOUT YOU?
How are you doing when it comes to the battle of the wills? When tempted with selfishness, sin and your plan for your life, have you learned to say with Jesus, “Yet not my will, but Yours be done”? As hard as it may seem to yield to the Father’s will, it is the only way to really live. God is a good God with a good and perfect plan for you and me. The only way we can experience the plan He has for us is by living in submission to Him.
Let me encourage you as I encourage myself. Live a life that can be summed up in two words: Yes, Lord. Whatever He tells you, do it. If you have to wrestle all night in prayer, that is ok. Just make sure at the end of your wrestling you end up saying, “Yet not my will, but Yours be done.” It will be the greatest decision you ever make. If you don’t believe me, just ask Jesus.
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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.
