If you've ever read the book of Jonah, you know it ends, well, differently than almost every other book in the Bible. Jonah is honest and doesn't paint himself in a good light. But as Christians, what can we learn from the final chapter of...Par Brian Bond

Par Brian Bond

Repentance begins with recognition. Recognition that we are sinners and that we need God's forgiveness. Just like in Jonah, when God is disciplining us, it's because He loves us. And it's in those moments that we need to repent and turn...Par Brian Bond

We know there are consequences of disobeying God's will, but also benefits of obeying God's Will. Jonah knew what God was asking him to do, but instead he chose to ignore God's demand and run from him, resulting in consequences for not...Par Brian Bond

At the beginning of this sermon, Pastor Brian Bond introduces us to Dr. John Laba, the Executive Director of Le Pont International - A Bridge to Africa. We have partnered with Le Pont to support their missions and assist with the building of water...Par Brian Bond

In this sermon, Pastor Brian preached on various topics from where we stand on our new building, our mission partnership with Le Pont in Togo, Africa, and about the 2024 election and the Christians responsibility to vote. It was a very impactful...Par Brian Bond

Sometimes God sends people to the desert to prepare them for victory. But while in the midst of strange directions of God, sufferings, and even our battle with sin, we have the benefit of viewing everything through the lens of the cross. And we must...Par Austin Cooper

What does the cross look like to us, believers, now? That's the question we need to ask ourselves. We must always remember we are only in good standing with God because of what Jesus did on the cross. In the final sermon in our The Cross series...Par Brian Bond

In part two of our sermon series, The Cross, Pastor Brian talks about what it might have been like from Jesus' perspective of being both man and God.Par Brian Bond

In Genesis 22, God tests Abraham's faith by asking him to sacrifice his own son, Isaac. Now, when we read this chapter, we already know how the story ends. God didn't have Abraham follow through with sacrificing Isaac. But Abraham did follow...Par Brian Bond

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Erynn Price Testimony on Wednesday September 5, 2018.

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Greenwood Shores Baptist Church by Rev. Sam Hawthorne

Preached by Pastor Joe Ferguson at Greenwood Baptist Church on November 25, 2012. This is the sixth and final sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."

Preached by Pastor Reson Holt at Greenwood Baptist Church on November 18, 2012. This is the fifth sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."

Preached by Pastor Joe Ferguson at Greenwood Baptist Church on November 11, 2012. This is the fourth sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."

Preached by Pastor Joe Ferguson at Greenwood Baptist Church on November 4, 2012. This is the third sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."

Preached by Pastor Joe Ferguson at Greenwood Baptist Church on October 28, 2012. This is the second sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."

Preached by Pastor Joe Ferguson at Greenwood Baptist Church on October 21, 2012. This is the first sermon in the series "Promises of Heavenly Proportions."