Curtis Corner Baptist Church

More Objections To The Gospel - Cavemen, Sumerians, Gnostic Gospels, Apocrypha

This sermon by Pastor Paul E Chapman addresses common objections to Christianity, emphasizing the importance of thorough biblical understanding to fortify faith and effectively engage with questions about faith. It clarifies that Christianity is unique, offering salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, not through human effort or belonging to a particular religion, and underscores the authority of Scripture as the ultimate source of truth, contrasting it with the misleading claims of ancient civilizations and the misinterpretations found in Gnostic Gospels. Ultimately, the message encourages listeners to approach the Bible with humility, seeking to understand God's word and defend it against distortions, recognizing that true faith rests on the unchanging truth revealed in Scripture. Learn how to answer questions about Cavemen, Sumerians, Gnostic Gospels, Apocrypha and lead people to Christ. This sermon was preached during a weekly service at Curtis Corner Baptist Church in Wakefield, Rhode Island. Curtis Corner Baptist Church is a vibrant, independent, fundamental Baptist Church located on the southern coast of Rhode Island. Through clear preaching from the King James Bible, consistent personal soul-winning, and a bold stand on holy living, CCBC continues the mission today that began when it was founded in August of 1842. www.CurtisCornerBaptist.com

How To Defeat Death

The sermon by Pastor Paul E Chapman addresses the inevitability of death and offers a path to overcoming its sting through faith in Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, the message emphasizes that while death is a reality, it is ultimately defeated by Christ's resurrection, offering believers hope and assurance of eternal life. Pastor Chapman encourages listeners to confront death head-on, acknowledging its presence in a world marked by tragedy, and to seek solace and redemption through a personal relationship with Christ, thereby experiencing the victory over sin and the promise of a future beyond the grave. This sermon was preached during a weekly service at Curtis Corner Baptist Church in Wakefield, Rhode Island. Curtis Corner Baptist Church is a vibrant, independent, fundamental Baptist Church located on the southern coast of Rhode Island. Through clear preaching from the King James Bible, consistent personal soul-winning, and a bold stand on holy living, CCBC continues the mission today that began when it was founded in August of 1842. www.CurtisCornerBaptist.com

More Objections To The Gospel - Morality - Slavery - Women - Genocide - Polygamy

This sermon by Pastor Paul Chapman addresses common objections to the gospel, emphasizing the importance of equipping believers to engage in thoughtful and informed conversations with skeptics and unbelievers. It explores theological themes such as the nature of God, the role of scripture, and the foundation of morality, arguing that these objections often stem from a misunderstanding of biblical principles. Pastor Chapman encourages listeners to become students of the Word, providing resources and guidance for effectively addressing doubts and leading others to faith, ultimately highlighting the transformative power of the gospel and the call to share it with the world. This sermon was preached during a weekly service at Curtis Corner Baptist Church in Wakefield, Rhode Island. Curtis Corner Baptist Church is a vibrant, independent, fundamental Baptist Church located on the southern coast of Rhode Island. Through clear preaching from the King James Bible, consistent personal soul-winning, and a bold stand on holy living, CCBC continues the mission today that began when it was founded in August of 1842. www.CurtisCornerBaptist.com

Contention Of The Faith

Some conflicts in life are petty and meaningless. People argue about preferences, opinions, or traditions—matters that carry no eternal weight. But there is one conflict that transcends all others, one battle every Christian is called to fight, one war worth every ounce of strength and every drop of blood. It is the battle for the faith once delivered unto the saints. There are few subjects in Scripture as weighty, as urgent, and as neglected in our generation as the command to contend for the faith. The servant of Jesus Christ and brother of James, penned this brief but powerful letter to awaken believers to the sobering reality that the faith—once delivered—must be contended for in every generation. The purpose of this message is to walk through ten biblical ways that we are called to contend for the faith. Each principle is rooted in Scripture and exemplified in the lives of early believers. These are not mere ideas; they are marching orders for every believer and every church that seeks to be faithful in a time of apostasy. The sermon emphasizes the vital necessity of earnestly contending for the faith, a body of doctrine revealed in Scripture, particularly in light of encroaching error. Drawing from Jude's exhortation, the message underscores that this struggle requires wisdom, spiritual strength, reasoned persuasion, and a clear demonstration of Jesus Christ as the promised Messiah. It highlights the importance of individual and corporate faithfulness across generations, recognizing that Christianity remains perpetually vulnerable to decline unless believers actively defend and transmit the unadulterated truth, resisting the temptation to compromise.

Marriage Killer #1: The Money Trap

The sermon on marriage by Pastor Paul Chapman addresses the destructive nature of financial mismanagement within marriage, identifying six key "marriage killers," with money as the primary focus. It emphasizes the importance of shared financial transparency, budgeting together, living within one's means, practicing generosity, and cultivating contentment, ultimately advocating for a biblical worldview where trust in God's provision supersedes reliance on personal wealth. The message encourages couples to view money not as a source of conflict, but as a tool for harmony and blessing, urging them to prioritize biblical principles and avoid materialism to build a stable and thriving family life.