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2nd Corinthians

Acts 12:1-19

Acts 11:19-30

Acts 11:1-18

1st Corinthians

If you’ve ever been described as having a “salty” personality, they probably didn’t mean it how Jesus means it. Today we’re looking at the biblical theme of “salt” (surprising OT […]

“Repent! For the Kingdom of Heaven is near!” These are the words Jesus uses to launch his teaching ministry. The Kingdom of Heaven has been described as the central thesis […]

A sermon from Tim McMann on Jesus’ parable of the seeds and how it displays the nature of the Gospel.

Rob speaks to the question: Is the Bible relevant in today’s messy world?

Sermon for Sunday, April 7, 2024 10:00 am I once lived with friends on the beaches of Mexico. We owned a small cafe. We roasted coffee in the morning and […]

How does the Bible counsel us to live well under government authority if we lack confidence in that government, or feel that they’re abusive of their authority? Fortunately for us, this is not a new issue for Christians. We will look at Jesus’ advice to “give back to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and give […] The post Submitting to the Government appeared first on Princeton Baptist Church.

Unless we understand Christ as our “Cornerstone” we will always choose the wrong hill to die on, and these days there are plenty of hills to choose from. Thank you for joining us for this sermon as we look at Jesus’ Parable of the Tenants from Luke 20 and the significance this teaching has on […] The post Die On The Right Hill appeared first on Princeton Baptist Church.

Learning to trust in God’s judgment has a profound effect on how we respond when we are hurt by others. The recent discovery of the unmarked graves of children in the residential schools has surfaced new, painful emotions for us as a nation, and especially for those victims of the residential schools. Locally, we are […] The post Reconciliation and God’s Judgment appeared first on Princeton Baptist Church.