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Sermons from North Anderson Baptist Church. Visit https://www.northandersonbaptist.com to learn more.

  1. 3D AGO

    Psalm 34

    This morning, as we continue our Summer of Psalms series, we turn to Psalm 34—a psalm that calls us to lift our voices in every season with a song of determination, exaltation, invitation, veneration, and expectation. David’s words remind us that whether we stand on the mountaintop or walk through the valley, we have reason to bless the Lord at all times. This psalm invites us to taste and see His goodness, to fear Him with reverence, to pursue peace and righteousness, and to trust that even in our brokenness, the Lord is near and ready to redeem. May this ancient song become our song today as we magnify His name together.

    48 min

  2. JUL 6

    Psalm 55

    As we continue our Summer of Psalms series, today we open to Psalm 55—a raw, honest look into the heart of David as he wrestles with deep frustration, loneliness, betrayal, and anger. In this psalm, we see a man who longs to run away from his troubles, who feels crushed by the pain of broken trust, and who cries out for justice against his enemies. Yet in the midst of all this, David remembers where his true hope lies: not in escape or revenge, but in a sovereign God who hears, saves, and sustains His people. Psalm 55 invites us to bring our burdens, our wounds, and our storms to the One who can carry them, and to find peace and strength when our faith feels fragile. May this psalm guide us from frustration to faith today!

    31 min

  3. JUN 29

    Psalm 122

    Today, as we begin our Summer of Psalms series, we turn to Psalm 122—a song of gladness that reminds us of the deep joy found in gathering in the presence of God, in the place of God, with the people of God, while holding tightly to the promises of God. David’s words, “I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord,” echo a truth that still stirs our hearts today: worship is not just a duty but a delight. When we gather, we step into a glimpse of the heavenly city we long for, and we taste the peace and hope that come from standing together in God’s presence, praising His name, and looking forward to the fulfillment of His promises. May this psalm stir in us that same gladness today!

    44 min

  4. JUN 22

    Do Not Covet

    Good morning, church. Today we come to the final commandment in our series, and though it may not seem as outwardly serious as murder or theft, “Do not covet” speaks directly to the condition of our hearts. Coveting is more than just wanting—it’s an excessive, envious desire for what God has given to someone else. It’s a restless craving that not only robs us of joy, but can drive us to make destructive decisions, damage relationships, and distance ourselves from God. The story of Amnon and Tamar shows us just how far unchecked desire can go. But the good news is this: God offers us a better way. Through trusting in His provision, living with gratitude, and finding true peace in Christ, we can be freed from the grip of envy and learn to live with contentment in every circumstance.

    40 min

  5. JUN 15

    Do Not Bear False Witness

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    30 min

  6. JUN 8

    Do Not Steal

    Today we turn our attention to a command that many may be tempted to overlook: “Do not steal.” At first glance, this may seem like a simple directive—don’t take what isn’t yours. But as we open God’s Word, we’ll see that this command cuts far deeper than petty theft or dishonest gain. Stealing, at its core, is not just a crime against another person—it is a sin against God’s providence, a denial of His provision, and a violation of the love we owe our neighbors. Whether it’s taking, withholding, neglecting, or refusing to give, our hearts are more prone to theft than we often realize. But the gospel offers hope—even for thieves. As we’ll see in the story of Zacchaeus, when Jesus enters a life, He doesn’t just forgive sin—He transforms the sinner. Through His grace, we move from takers to givers, from greedy to generous, from clinging to what is not ours to sharing freely what we have received.

    41 min

  7. JUN 1

    Do Not Commit Adultery

    Today we come to a command that speaks to one of the most sacred gifts God has given humanity—the covenant of marriage. In just four words, “Do not commit adultery,” God draws a clear boundary to protect that covenant, to guard our hearts, and to uphold the sanctity of love, trust, and intimacy within marriage. But this command reaches beyond physical betrayal—it touches the very core of our thoughts, our desires, and the condition of our hearts. In a world that celebrates sexual immorality and mocks marital faithfulness, God calls His people to something higher and holier. And while the sin of adultery brings devastation to individuals, families, and souls, the good news is that there is grace for the broken. There is hope for the unfaithful. There is cleansing for the guilty. Through Jesus Christ, even the worst of sinners can be washed, restored, and made new.

    40 min

  8. MAY 25

    Do Not Murder

    Today, we come to one of the most well-known and universally accepted commands in all of Scripture—“Do not murder.” At first glance, it may seem straightforward, even easy to keep. But as we’ll see, this command reaches far deeper than simply refraining from physical violence. It’s rooted in the sacred truth that every human being is made in the image of God, and therefore every life is precious and worthy of protection. From the beginning of creation to the teachings of Jesus, God has made it clear that preserving life is not just a legal issue—it’s a spiritual one. Jesus exposes the heart behind this command, showing us that anger, hatred, and bitterness are seeds of the same deadly tree. So today, we’re going to look not only at what this command prohibits, but at what it calls us to—namely, a life that honors God by cherishing the lives of others.

    40 min
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Sermons from North Anderson Baptist Church. Visit https://www.northandersonbaptist.com to learn more.

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  • Creator
    North Anderson Baptist Church
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2025
  • Episodes
    91
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 North Anderson Baptist Church
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