Forest Hills Baptist Church

Three crosses stood on Calvary on the day of the crucifixion. Each represented something important for us to understand. The center cross, on which Jesus hung, represents the redemption that comes only through Him.

Words are important and none more so than those spoken by our Lord. Seven phrases spoken from the cross continue to ring truth into a lost world. This message focuses on the first: "Father Forgive Them"

God, since the fall of man, has been on a mission. It is a Search and Rescue mission and He expects His church to be on mission with Him.

The boy Eutychus lost his focus and we learn in this great story what happens when we lose our spiritual focus.

God's call on the life of Abram (later Abraham) was life changing. If we are to be people of God we must answer His call on our life. If the church is to be the church God has called us to be, we must be in complete unity with Him.

John & Laurie Minton are newly IMB Missionaries to Madagascar, Africa. John leads in praise, preaches and sings his new song, "Incredible God Deserves Incredible Praise." His message brings home God's call to service to all Christians, not just "Missionaries".

In times of uncertainty, like American's are now facing, the only way to find true peace is in trusting God and obediently following His will. True faith is rooted in the promises of God.

It is usually in time of desperation that men turn to God. Ten lepers were healed, but only one was grateful. What can we learn from this Great Bible Story?

The story of the floating axe head teaches that we must maintain our spiritual focus and remain dependent upon God at all times.

When Jesus met a man who'd been blind from birth, he healed the man and gave him sight for the first time. What was the purpose of this miracle? In this sermon we learn that it had an eternal purpose and an ongoing calling to God's own people.

After wandering in the wilderness for 40 years, the nation of Israel found themselves at a crossroads. They had a choice to make: the could either be obedient to God and receive His blessings or turn away from Him and have His had removed from their nation. America stands at a similar crossroard and the decisions she makes this November will be direct her future either back to God and His blessings or away from God and toward His wrath.

God's crowning creation, humanity is an epic story of the good, the bad, and the ugly, which comes full circle back to the good. Discover what sets humanity apart from all other creations and why God cared when man turned against His decrees.

As the church prayed for him, Peter was delivered from prison. This story is much more about God, His relationship with man, His providence and His power than it is about Peter, the church or even prayer. Find out how in this sermon message.

The story of creation is a most important story of Scripture. If we do not trust its truthfulness, we cannot claim to believe any other part of the Bible. Is creation even a scientific issue at all? This sermon will help us understand the truth about creation.

The Bible, with all it's great stories, is the autobiography of God. To really get into the stories of the Bible, one must know the author and main Character.

King David died and his body decayed. Jesus died and his body did not. What does this mean? It means there is hope for you and for everyone who believes in Jesus Christ. His power overcomes even the stinch of death.

What is your ambition or goal in life? Do you realize that God has a goal laid out for you? There are two processes for achieving God's goal in life. Discover them in this message.

God's desire is that none should perish and Paul exhorts the church to remember that salvation is available to anyone and everyone who believes in Jesus Christ. The two vital elements for one to come to faith in Christ Jesus are explained.

The second step on the Roman Road to Redemption leads us to the reality that all men have become willing slaves to sin, but the God wants to set us free from sin and allow us to willingly become slaves to His righteousness.

Miss Margaret Wilcox recent won first place in the UIL Oration competition with her short speech entitled, "Why Under God Should Be In Our Pledge Of Allegiance"