Sermons
Sermons from Bay Vista Baptist ChurchThe Week of Peace
This week we celebrate the second Sunday of Advent by lighting the candle of Peace. Today Brother Danny had us look at the book of Psalms to remind us that remebering God’s Peace can help us through times of struggle.
The Week of Hope
Today we celebrate the first day of advent with the lighting of the candle of Hope. In today’s sermon Bro. Danny reminded us that we live in a time that we need to see God’s hand move among us.
The Myth of Sisyphus
In this sermon Bro. Danny covered how the prophet Habakkuk addressed God in his psalm. We must face our future stuggles knowing that God is the Almighty, and is more powerful than anything we might face.
Thankful for His Sacrifice
Today Bro. Danny expressed the importance of a thankful heart. The writer of Hebrews tells the readers that they must meet Jesus “outside the camp” and in this sermon Bro. Danny explains what that means for us today.
Passing the Peace
In today’s sermon Bro. Danny told us how important joyful peace is in our lives. These passages show Paul’s emphasis on the impact that joyful peace can have on our lives.
Song of Thanksgiving
In today’s sermon, Brother Danny preached from the book of 1 Chronicles. In this message he told us how we should be reminded who God is and what He has done for us throughout our lives.
God Answers Our Prayers
Today’s message was brought to us by pastor Joel Davis of New Community Baptist Church.
Time to Depart
In today’s sermon, Bro. Danny told us of how Abraham remarried after his wife Sarah passed away. This passage is a good reminder that we need to live our lives to honor God while we are still alive.
Only the Best
In this sermon we continued our look at Abraham’s life of faith. This sermon goes to show us that we need to embrace God’s truth and lead a new way of life.
A Time to Mourn
Today we continue our look at the life of Abraham. In this passage we covered how Abraham acted after his wife Sarah passed away. Bro Danny took the time to remind us all that the need to mourn is a natural necessity and we all need time to recover after losing someone close to us.