First Baptist Church of Coolidge

A celebration of a Christian life well lived.

Barbara McClinton Tribute Video from the Celebration of her life 11/11/2017

Glen gives a brief elevator testimony to God's faithfulness to answer prayers.

Our unique hope in Jesus gives us great boldness for Jesus. By faith in Jesus the veil over our hearts has been removed, and we can experience all God has for us if we will fully surrender to Him in all things. Sin by choice after salvation results in a veil once again forming over our hearts and keeps the glory of God from our faces. But if we confess our sin, God will restore our glory and add even more to us so that we can share Jesus with others.

Exodus 6:2-10 -God gave a great opportunity to the people of Israel when He sent Moses to lead them out of slavery. But they, instead, chose to look at their situation and complain instead of looking to God in faith. Yes they were rescued from slavery, but never made it to the Promised Land of God's full blessing for them. The church today has that same opportunity. But do we follow Jesus or do we complain until we die?

The final judgments of God during the Tribulation begin to fall on sinful mankind. It is a foretaste of what eternity in the Lake of Fire will be like. Yet, the people continue to rebel and turn away from God.We have a simple choice to make today in light of what we learn from this passage.

Coming to the end of the Great Tribulation, the final wrath of God is revealed in the presentation of the 7 bowls. From this we can have even greater confidence in Father God's justice for all

Revelation Road continues as God sends three angels to make proclamations over the whole earth

Who are the 144,000 in the book of Revelation? What is happening in the 14th chapter? What are they doing and how does that change my life today?

Considered the key passage to the proper interpretation of the Revelation of Jesus, this message was a bit longer due to many issues in the passage. It deals also with why the church is so persecuted even to this day.