College Park Baptist Church, Cary, NC

[08/08/21 AM] The Terrible Consequences of Disobeying God (Jonah 1:1-3)

Speaker: Matthew Walker

Scripture: Jonah 1:1-3

The story of Jonah is one of the great tales of the Old Testament. It has fantastic miracles—a man-eating fish and

a fast-growing weed. It includes the powerful Ninevites (Assyrians) and one of the most difficult to read prophets of

the entire Bible. Jonah is God’s servant, but you almost would not know that if the Bible did not tell you he was. Our

introduction to this book begins with a look at his unfortunate decision to run from God.

[08/01/21 PM] God Rules, Period. (Daniel 4:34-35; 6:25-27)

Speaker: Joseph Jo

 

We often suffer from spiritual myopia; we judge what’s going on in the world only through our physical eyes. The result of this spiritual nearsightedness is unnecessary anxiety and worry. Tonight from the Book of Daniel, we will learn how to cure this spiritual disease.

[8/1/21 AM] The Satanic Problem of Pride [Isaiah 14:12-15]

Speaker: Mattew Walker

 

Our usual focus is on Christ and Him crucified, but today our focus is on our adversary. His name is Satan, which is fitting because it means adversary. He slanders God to us and us to God and others. He would destroy us all if he could. With that in mind, why do we mimic one of his most disgusting traits? Today’s message examines the problem of pride (that we all have) and notes that this was Satan’s original sin against God.

[7/25/21 PM] The Destruction of Sennacherib (2 Kings 19:35-37)

The Life of Hezekiah Series

Sennacherib was a great Old Testament character. This is not because he was a godly king, but because he provided the perfect foil for God’s righteous plan in preserving Judah and King Hezekiah. Tonight’s message examines how God destroyed this great (humanly-speaking) king and provides lessons for us in our modern day. Tonight’s sermon: The Destruction of Sennacherib. (2 Kings 19:35-37)

[7/25/21 AM] God is Your Hero: a Study of the Book of Esther

The story of Esther is one of the most intriguing in Scripture. Bible scholars throughout church history have debated which Esther is really the true one—a godly queen who courageously rescued her people or an ungodly girl who God used to providentially accomplish His plan. Regardless of which version you believe is right, the true Hero of Esther is the unnamed one—God.