Cave Spring Baptist Church

Preaching from John 1, Pastor Michael shows us how the incarnate Christ, the full measure of God's grace, redeems, restores and delivers us from fear.

Preaching from John 1, Pastor Chip reminds us that the baby born in a Bethlehem stable was the eternal, timeless, Son of God; through whom all of creation came into existence. His light would dispel the darkness, bringing the hope of salvation to those who believe. 

Preaching from Psalm 50, Pastor Jesse Furey reminds us that the grace of God should fuel a life of gratitude in the hearts of believers. Like the original readers of Psalm 50 we are called to remember God, to remember whose story we're in, and to remember the gospel.

Pastor Allen reminds us that good works are the gospel fruit of God's grace and mercy to us in Christ.

Preaching from Titus 2:11-3:2, Carey reminds us that because of God's glorious grace in Christ we live as people changed by the gospel.  Grace calls us to be both life-long learners of the gospel and teachers by word and example to others.

On the first Sunday in our renovated worship center, Pete reminds us that the Lord's house is more about people than bricks and mortar.

From Titus 2:1-10, Paul instructs Titus to teach older men and women to model godly living to the younger generation of believers. All believers are called to adorn the gospel of our Savior.

Part 2 of the Ministry to Elders; from Pauls letter to Titus, chapter 1.  In this message we learn more about the work of elder ministry, the importance of holding fast to the gospel, of teaching life-giving doctrine, and rebuking with a redemptive purpose.

Just as a healthy church is only as spiritualy healthy as its members, even more so is it essential to have godly faithful leaders. In part 2 of this series from the book of Titus we learn about the qualifications for godly pastors.

This is the first sermon in a new series, Healthy Church, from Paul's letter to Titus.

Preaching from Ephesians 4, Vince Oliveri helps us consider what it means to be a Christ-centered church.

From Ephesians 4, we learn that in Christ we now belong to God and to one another in a new community called the church.