Sermons – Temple Baptist Church of Rogers, AR

This episode updates listeners on the church's sermon series schedule, community group breaks for the holidays, and invites them to an upcoming Thanksgiving dinner event.

This episode discusses the importance of establishing healthy spiritual rhythms like prayer and solitude, drawing on mentor Larry Barker's teachings and Jesus' example from Mark 1:35.

A pastor shares personal reflections on being sick, expresses gratitude for worship preparation, and introduces a sermon focused on prayer and expectation from God's word.

This episode focuses on a prayer series, specifically examining Psalm 51 in the context of David's confrontation after his sins with Bathsheba, encouraging listeners to engage with scripture memorization and reflection.

The host reflects on their love for history and teaching, then transitions to discussing the end of the Civil War in April 1865 at Appomattox Courthouse.

The speaker discusses New Year's resolutions, sharing personal experiences and observations about why some people make them while others don't.

This episode continues a series on how God uniquely designs individuals through spiritual gifts and the SHAPE framework, encouraging listeners to use assessments to discover their divine purpose.

A poetic reflection on finding personal significance and purpose within a spiritual community through the metaphor of a stone being shaped by a craftsman.

This episode promotes LifeWord's global gospel ministry through sacrificial giving, highlighting its growth from 20 to 174 languages and the impact of internet broadcasting.

This episode continues a religious series about understanding one's God-given personality through DISC assessments and spiritual gift profiles, offering guidance on interpreting results and warning about potential dangers in applying this self-knowledge.

This episode explores the concept of the prayer of faith, examining how belief impacts prayer outcomes through biblical teachings and community discussions.

This episode discusses the importance of prayer, giving, and going in missions work, reflecting on recent World Mission Sunday activities and encouraging support for missionaries.

This episode explores the biblical concept of forbearance as a prayer of patience and long-suffering, connecting it to the fruit of the Spirit described in Galatians 5:22-23.

The speaker introduces a standalone sermon inspired by a devotional from Paul David Tripp about the challenges of counseling people with high theological knowledge.

This episode uses the Apostle Paul's race analogy from 1 Corinthians to explore how finding hope and strength in daily life parallels the three phases of a long-distance run.

This episode explores the biblical foundations of modern Christmas carols, specifically analyzing 'Sing We the Song of Emmanuel' while contrasting them with secular holiday songs and sharing a personal experience from a charity event.

This sermon continues a Christmas series called 'The Song of Emmanuel,' focusing on how hymns and carols teach biblical truths about the Messiah and influence personal theology.

The host reflects on personal Christmas music listening habits from Spotify's year in review and connects it to missionary experiences in the Philippines, setting up a discussion about incorporating music into December spiritual focus.

The host shares personal reflections on finding peace through reading in tranquil settings like libraries and hammocks, while categorizing the types of books they read, primarily focusing on spiritual growth, biblical studies, and ministry strategies.

This episode explains the SHAPE acrostic for Christian ministry, covering spiritual gifts, heart, abilities, personality, and experiences as ways God uniquely equips individuals to serve.

This episode explores renewing ministry shape through spiritual gifts and Ephesians 4, focusing on church unity and conduct as discussed in the Bible Knowledge Commentary.

This episode explores how understanding personality traits through biblical examples and spiritual gifts can help individuals discover their unique ministry SHAPE.

This episode is a sermon encouraging listeners to catch up on a foundational teaching about spiritual gifts, emphasizing that they are God's supernatural work rather than personal superpowers.

This sermon introduces a new series on how God uniquely creates and spiritually equips believers through salvation for carrying out His will, alongside launching a fall community group session with study materials.

This episode explores Psalm 19, focusing on how to respond to God's perfect law and glory in creation, and discusses practical strategies for dealing with sin and temptation through preparation and practice.

A pastor introduces a missionary couple, Derek and Michelle Grimmer, who are called to share the gospel in France, highlighting their pastoral background and the global mission task.

This sermon introduces a series on biblical prayers, encouraging listeners to read an accompanying book and reflecting on previous topics like desperation and submission.

This sermon explores Psalm 19, focusing on verses 7-11 as the heart of the psalm, emphasizing the power and comfort of God's word.

This sermon explores Psalm 19, contrasting Immanuel Kant's view of moral law with biblical revelation, and breaks down the psalm into three sections: God's glory in creation, His word's impact, and human response.

This sermon concludes a 10-week series on biblical prayers by focusing on the prayer of repentance, exploring the idea that personal responsibility is key to addressing what's wrong in the world.

A pastor delivers an Easter sermon celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and its significance for believers.