God Is at Work

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God Is at Work

July 28, 2024 • Rev. Arthur Connor Jr. • Philippians 1:3–6

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In this inspiring sermon titled "God is at Work," based on Philippians 1:3-6, we explore the assurance that God will not leave His work unfinished. Join us as we delve into the power of gratitude (v3), the importance of prayer for the family (v4), and the unwavering promise of God's continued work in our lives (v6). This message will uplift your faith and encourage you to trust in God's perfect plan.

Discipleship Journey

January 5, 2025 • Rev. Arthur Connor Jr. • Matthew 28:19–20, Philippians 2:3

The "Discipleship Journey" is explored through Matthew 28:19-20 and Philippians 2:3, revealing how every believer is uniquely positioned to contribute to making disciples. This powerful message highlights believing in Jesus, knowing God, loving others, and going to make a difference. Discipleship is more than just information—it’s about embracing rhythms that lead to true spiritual transformation. Be encouraged to live out your faith and make a lasting impact for Christ!

Watch Night Service 2024

December 31, 2024 • Rev. Arthur Connor Jr.

Join Metropolitan Baptist Church for our Watch Night Service held on December 31, 2024, at 10:00 PM. This powerful time of worship and prayer is dedicated to giving thanks to God for His countless blessings throughout the year and seeking His guidance and strength for the challenges of 2025. Together, as a church family, we glorify God and intercede for our community, welcoming the new year with faith, hope, and unity. Let’s honor Him and step into the new year with purpose and praise!

What Will You Do?

December 29, 2024 • Rev. Rodman W. Cory • Jeremiah 5

In this powerful standalone message titled "What Will You Do?", Metropolitan Baptist Church explores the warnings found in Jeremiah 5:1-31 (ESV). Through vivid imagery and timeless truths, this sermon challenges us to examine our hearts and actions in light of God’s judgment: 🔵 Jeremiah’s futile search for righteousness among God’s people (5:1-13). 🔵 God’s judgment against complacency, lack of fear, injustice, and insincere worship (5:14-29). 🔵 The failure of spiritual leaders to guide their people faithfully (5:30-31a). The message concludes with a thought-provoking question: What will you do when the end comes? (5:31b). Join us as we dive into this sobering passage, seeking to align our hearts with God’s righteousness and truth.