Spillertown Baptist Church

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04/27/2026

Gary Robinette: Missionary to Africa through Shepherds Heart International. The main goal of Shepherds Heart Int. is to lead others to Christ and overcome poverty in Africa to keep the family unit intact. There is extreme poverty there. Human trafficking is an culturally accepted way people raise money to survive life's struggles. It is difficult for children to obtain an education. It's costly to a family that struggles to provide food to eat along with required fees and uniforms that are unobtainable. Years of Missionary service in Africa is proving successful, one family at a time. A few of the missions Shepherds Heart Int. focuses on working with families to teach sewing, farming & how to sell their wares to become self sufficient. Years of trips show results of high rate of Christianity in the areas and families staying in tact. July is their next trip. Please pray for their safety and an effective trip.

02/27/2025

Don’t Worry, Be Blessed
Dr. David Jeremiah

Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor stands in the path of sinners, nor sits in the seat of the scornful.
Psalm 1:1

At the 1989 Grammy Awards, the song of the year, record of the year, and best male pop vocal performance awards went to a catchy a ca****la song called “Don’t Worry, Be Happy.” In spite of its many awards, the song was panned by a number of critics.

If only being happy was as simple as choosing to be happy! From a biblical perspective, the song misses a critical point: Happiness is a by-product of other choices in life. We don’t obtain happiness by seeking it. Rather, we find happiness by seeking God and conforming our lives to His plan, purposes, and will. As Psalm 1 says, we are blessed (happy) when we avoid the counsel of a world that rejects God. And we find happiness when we delight ourselves in His Word and meditate on it day and night (Psalm 1:1-2).

“Don’t worry” is good advice, to be followed by committing everything to God in prayer (Philippians 4:6).

Worry is an indication that we think God cannot look after us.
Oswald Chambers

01/12/2025

Good evening, we will be having our Sunday morning services on January 12th! Sunday school starts at 9:30AM and Worship Starts at 10:30AM, All are welcome and God Bless!

01/04/2025

All services cancelled tomorrow, 1/5/25, due to weather

12/02/2024

A Sure Word
Dr. David Jeremiah

But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, though you are little among the thousands of Judah, yet out of you shall come forth to Me the One to be Ruler in Israel, whose goings forth are from of old, from everlasting.
Micah 5:2

There are 60 major prophecies in the Old Testament concerning the first coming of Jesus Christ. In their book Science Speaks, Peter Stoner and Robert Newman calculated the odds of any one man in all of human history fulfilling only 8 of those prophecies to be 1 in 100,000,000,000,000,000. They compared those odds to covering the state of Texas two feet deep in silver dollars, then sending a blindfolded man into Texas to pick out one marked silver dollar.

Jesus didn’t fulfill only 8 of the 60 Old Testament prophecies—He fulfilled all 60! The odds of that happening are astronomical unless it was the plan of God. The prophet Micah prophesied that Jesus would be born in a tiny, rural suburb of Jerusalem called Bethlehem—and He was. Fulfilled prophecy assures us that Jesus Christ is the One God sent to save us from our sins.

Faith in Christ is not a leap in the dark. It is faith based on God’s sure word of fulfilled prophecy (2 Peter 1:19).

10/15/2024

Morning by Morning
Who can endure the day of his coming? Malachi 3:2
Charles Spurgeon:

Christ’s first coming was without external pomp or show of power, yet in reality very few could withstand its testing might. Herod and all of Jerusalem with him were stirred at the news of His wondrous birth, and even those who professed to be looking for His coming exposed the fallacy of their shallow profession by rejecting Him when He arrived. His life on earth was a winnowing fork that sifted the huge pile of religious profession and very few withstood the process.
But what will His second coming bring? What sinner can even stand to think of it? “He will strike the earth with the rod of his mouth; with the breath of his lips he will slay the wicked” (Isa. 11:4). Consider the soldiers who humiliated Christ by arresting Him. “When Jesus said,’I am he,’ they drew back and fell to the ground” (John 18:6). Imagine the terror of His enemies at His second coming when He will more fully reveal Himself as the “I AM” (EX. 3:14)!
Jesus’ death shook the earth and darkened heaven, so imagine the dreadful splendor of that day when, as the living Savior, He will summon “the living and the dead” (Acts 10:42) to stand before Him as their judge. Oh, that the coming terror of the Lord would persuade people to forsake their sins and “kiss the Son, lest he be angry” (Ps. 2:12)!
Although Jesus is the Lamb, He is still “the Lion of the tribe of Judah,” able to tear His prey into pieces (Rev. 5:5). And though “a bruised reed he will not break” (Isa. 42:3), He will break His enemies with an “iron scepter;…dash[ing] them to pieces like pottery” (Ps. 2:9). None of His foes will be able to stand against the winds of His wrath or hide from the boundless hail of His indignation.
Yet Christ’s beloved blood-washed people look forward to His coming with joy and hope to observe it without fear. To them He already “sit[s] as a refiner” (Mal. 3:3), but “when he has tested [them], [they] will come forth as gold” (Job 23:10).
May we examine ourselves this morning “to make [our] calling and election sure” (2 Peter 1:10) so that the coming of the Lord will cause no dark foreboding or apprehension in our minds. Oh, for God’s grace to cast away all hypocrisy and to be found by Him to be sincere and without rebuke on the day of “his appearing” (2 Tim. 4:1)!

10/04/2024

What Is Hallowed?
Dr. David Jeremiah

Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Matthew 6:10

Last year this answer appeared in the $200 box on the television program Jeopardy: “Our Father which art in heaven, ________ be thy name.” The three contestants looked perplexed as the buzzer sounded. The host supplied the question: “What is hallowed?” How tragic that people no longer know the Lord’s Prayer!

Every phrase of that famous prayer is meaningful. For example, when we pray, “Your kingdom come,” we are really praying for the Millennial reign of Christ. The Lord’s Kingdom is “already but not yet.” When He came the first time, Jesus established the Kingdom of His Church. Christ-followers are the vanguard of His Kingdom. We are already here, serving Him now. But the ultimate fulfillment is yet to come. When He comes again, He will establish an earthly, physical, geographical, political Kingdom. He will reign over the earth from His throne in Jerusalem.��Every time we pray, “Your kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven,” we are looking forward to God’s glorious thousand-year-long answer! It’s still important to know—and to pray!—the Lord’s Prayer.� �When you pray “Thy kingdom come,” you are asking for the second coming of Jesus to this earth.�Elmer Towns

10/04/2024