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Leonardtown Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist Church located in St. Mary's County, Maryland. It's our aim to glorify God by seeking the Lord in worship, studying the Word together, serving the body of Christ, and sharing Christ with the world.

  1. Jan 11

    Romans 3:27-28 | Boasting Excluded

    On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther posted his infamous 95 Theses on the door of the All Saints' Church in Wittenberg, Germany, which lit aflame the greatest religious reform in history: the Protestant Reformation. Martin Luther declared that the doctrine of justification by faith alone is the article upon which the entire church stands or falls. By examining Romans 3:27-28, we will put this doctrine under a microscope and unearth treasures that leads us to a complete exclusion of our boasting. How does the gospel, faith, works, law, and our boasting tie together? Find out this Sunday!

  2. Jan 4

    Romans 3:25-26 | "What the Cross Proves About God"

    The cross was no accident. This Sunday as we return to our verse by verse study of the book of Romans, we pick up just right where we left off: where Paul taught that God very publicly put Jesus forward as a redeemer from sins and as a propitiation for sins. That means that God wanted the world to see that his wrath toward those who put their faith in Jesus was satisfied by Christ’s blood on Calvary. God did something on the stage of world history to be seen and looked at and recorded once and for all time. But that begs the question - why? Why did God ordain (since before the foundation of the world) that the Lamb of God be publicly put forward in this way? Paul gives us the answer in the second half of chapter 3 verse 25 and all of verse 26. I invite you to join us this Sunday to deepen your understanding of the character of God and the nature of the cross as we ponder what the cross proves about God, and what that means for us.

  3. 12/28/2025

    Isaiah 24:1-27:13 | "A Vision of the End"

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  4. 12/14/2025

    Isaiah 12 | "The Song of the Redeemed Remnant"

    A Note from Pastor Jason: When I was a worship pastor, I used to sign all of my emails with Psalm 13:6 at the bottom: “I will sing the Lord’s praise, for he has been good to me.” I did this because I truly believe that when God, our Deliverer, has dealt so bountifully with us, there is no more appropriate expression than to celebrate with singing. Singing is more than just music; it celebrates God’s great victories, it responds to who He is, it recounts what He has done, and it declares what He will do. That is why I am so eagerly anticipating our gathering tonight at 6:00 PM. The Lord, in His providence, has seen to it that our “maiden voyage” with the new Sing! Hymnals takes place just two days before a sermon that explicitly commands us to sing His praises. This Sunday, we will be studying Isaiah 12, and I can’t help but suspect that as we study its verses there will be a deep stirring within you that makes you want to “repeat the sounding joy” about which Isaiah prophesied. So… we are going to sing tonight, and we are going to sing even more this Sunday! I hope you will join us for both as we respond to His goodness to us.

  5. 11/23/2025

    Isaiah 9:8-10:4 | "His Hand is Stretched Out Still"

    It should comfort us to know that God will deal with evil and injustice in the world. The wrath of God is not something we should avoid talking about, yet too often we do because it is unpopular and uncomfortable. What we are discovering together as a congregation is that a faithful walk through the books of the Bible does not allow us to skip over difficult topics. Once again, we are brought face to face with the subject of God’s wrath in Isaiah 9 and the opening verses of chapter 10. This Sunday’s text is essentially a four-stanza poem with a haunting refrain: “For all this his anger has not turned away, and his hand is stretched out still.” This past Lord’s Day, we considered how the reasons for God’s outstretched hand toward Israel remain relevant for us today, and we saw from Scripture how we can escape God’s wrath and receive His free gift of grace in Jesus Christ.

  6. 11/16/2025

    Isaiah 9:1-7 | "The Eternal King

    Two weeks ago, the season of darkness began. Every year, from the time we fall back on the clocks until the winter equinox, the darkness keeps encroaching earlier and earlier. I’ve mentioned it a number of times before, but adapting to the fact that it got dark so early was one of the biggest adjustments we had to make when moving here from Florida. I think it was the getting dark before 5pm that was just mind-bending for me. You could go to work and it still be dark and leave work and it would be dark. The darkness and gloom is overwhelming. So it was for Isaiah’s contemporaries, except far worse. For their darkness and gloom was one of God’s judgment and of exile. For their failure to trust him, and their superstitious trust in idols and foreign kings, God had rendered certain a judgment of darkness, distress and anguish. This held true all the way until the time of Jesus. The season of darkness didn’t just last for a few months. It lasted for over seven centuries. But it is against the darkest hours of history that the brightest promises of the Messiah are foretold. Like at the creation, when darkness, chaos and gloom were the thickest, God says, “Let there be light” into the darkest hours of Israel’s history. This past Lord’s Day as we considered how Jesus fulfilled this familiar prophecy and reflected on the gift of a child who will sit on David’s throne forever.

  7. 11/09/2025

    Isaiah 8:1-22 | "The Narrow Road"

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  8. 11/02/2025

    Isaiah 7 | Stand Firm In Faith, Or You Won't Stand At All

    What’s the first thing you do when you build a house? Do you choose a floorplan? Or, maybe you identify aesthetic architectural components first? Do you design your dream kitchen and then lay outeverything else around the kitchen? Or maybe a big garage is a high priority for you and your family? All of these details are important. However, I’d argue, the first task that needs to be accomplished, of utmost importance, is determining on what ground the house shall be built upon. Your “dream house” won’t be a home worth living in if you forgo this paramount first step and build it on a sand pit. In Isaiah 7, we are going to explore this exact topic. King Ahaz of Judah has been beaten down by his enemies, and remains encircled by them. The existence of his kingdom, and his very life, are at stake. Isaiah, sent by God in chapter 6, speaks to Ahaz, and places before Ahaz a clear command from his Creator: stand firm in faith, or you won’t stand at all. What will Ahaz do? When you and I are encircled by the enemy, and the pressures to seek immediate relief, from anywhere, are overwhelming…what ought we to do? We’ll answer this question this upcoming Lord’s Day. Please join us, and Lord willing, I pray all our souls will be instructed, renewed, and comforted by God’s glorious Word!

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Leonardtown Baptist Church is a Southern Baptist Church located in St. Mary's County, Maryland. It's our aim to glorify God by seeking the Lord in worship, studying the Word together, serving the body of Christ, and sharing Christ with the world.

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