Come, Let Us Worship

Window Frames

Rev. Julie Flowers preaches "Window Frames" as we observe the second Sunday during Lent and consider our seasonal sermon theme Windows, Mirrors and Doors. She draws from the book of Matthew, chapter 11: 2-19 and chapter 15: 21-28, read today from the First Egalitarian Translation. Prayer and music round out the service.
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The Window Opening on Something Other than Itself

Dr. Daniel Johnson preaches "The Window Opening on Something Other than Itself," the first sermon in our Lenten series Windows, Mirrors and Doors, as he ponders, among other things, what it means for God to rest on the seventh day. He draws from Genesis 1:31 to 2:2 and Psalms 19:1-6 for inspiration. Prayer and music round out the service.
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A Sabbath Sermon: Is Your Sunday Holy and Full of Rest?

Guest Preacher Jenny Lane considers how we find Sabbath moments in our busy lives. A member of the FBC church family, Jenny is a ministry student at the Boston University School of Theology. She draws from Exodus 20: 8-11 and Mark 2: 23-28 for inspiration. Music and prayer round out the service.
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Savoring the Flavor and Lighting the Way

Rev. Manny Faria preaches "Savoring the Flavor and Lighting the Way," drawing from Matthew 5:13-16. Just how are we to be the salt of the Earth? Music, prayer and Communion round out the service.
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How Many Buildings?

Dr. Daniel Johnson considers how the many Christian denominations can be one through Jesus, preaching "How Many Buildings?" He draws from Ephesians 3:20 through 4:6 and Revelation 1:8-11. Prayer and music round out the service.
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Assembling with a Minimum of Tools

Rev. Manny Faria preaches "Assembling with a Minimum of Tools," as we resume our annual sermon theme of Some Assembly Required. He draws from Micah 6: 6-8 and discusses the most universal of tools. Prayer and music round out the service.
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Assembly (Still) Required

Join Rev. Julie Flowers as she preaches "Assembly (Still) Required," a return to our annual theme on this Sunday of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday weekend. She draws from Amos 5:14-15 and 21-24. Many thanks to Bruce Redington, Jenn Bobzin and Cindy Shupp for providing their gifts of music.
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The Magi Went, Anyway

Join First Baptist Church in Beverly to celebrate Epiphany Sunday as we  bring our Advent and Christmas journey to a close and hear the final sermon in our series "Because of Real Love...."  Rev. Julie Flowers considers how "The Magi Went, Anyway," as her meditation for this Communion Sunday draws on Matthew 2:1-12. 
Thank you to musicians Bruce Redington, Jenn Bobzin, Cindy Shupp and Emmett Flowers for providing music for this service.
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

We Sing Out, Anyway

Listen to First Baptist Church in Beverly's December 30th service of stories and songs of the season as we highlight the Christmas message of Peace on Earth. The Scripture for today is John 1:1-14. Many thanks to Bruce Redington and Jenn Bobzin for their music leadership. 
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons.

Mary Said Yes, Anyway

The fourth Sunday of Advent finds Dr. Daniel Johnson preaching "Mary Said Yes, Anyway" as we round out our sermon series "Because of Real Love...." The sermon draws from Luke 1:26-38, where Mary fearlessly says yes to the angel. Prayer and seasonal music round out the service.
To view the full service, please visit www.fbcbeverly.org/sermons. And Merry Christmas!