Weekly sermons from University Baptist Church in Beavercreek, Ohio. Our mission is to help people become wholehearted followers of Jesus Christ who know Him and make Him known. Learn more at www.ubcbeavercreek.com
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Aug 30: This morning Brian Tanedo, UBC's Director of Connections, brings the Word from John 15:9-17 as he starts our Let's Be Friends Topical Mini-Series.
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:1-31 Main Idea: A maturing church serves together as one body using the many gifts that God has given it Sermon Points: 4 Foundational Truths about Spiritual Gifts The come in various types They come as assigned and empowered by the Holy Spirit They come to all of God’s people They come for building up God’s church 2 Lies we are tempted to believe I don’t belong (vs. 15-16) I’m fine on my own (vs.21) Questions to Consider: Have you become a part of the body of Christ? Will you use your gifts to serve the body of Christ? Questions: I have a question about t
Aug 23: This morning, Lead Pastor Jason Wing leads us through 1st Corinthians Ch. 12:1-35 discussing a maturing church serves together as one body using the many gifts that God has given.
August 16th: This morning Scott Dixon continues our sermon series in 1st Corinthians by going through chapter 11 and leading us through the Lords Supper.
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 Main Idea: A maturing church acts in fitting ways to honor authority submission structures in the home and the church. Sermon Points: Paul’s Main Argument - When praying or prophesying in a church meeting men should not cover their heads and women should cover their heads as a proper sign of authority and submission. Reason #1 - The husband-wfie relationship should reflect the Father-Son relationship with reference to authority Reason #2 - A wife uncovering her head is culturally shameful Reason #3 - A man covering his head instead of a wife covering
August 9th: Dr. Jeremy Kimble leads us through 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 in Week 18 of our 1 Corinthians series, sharing how a maturing church acts in fitting ways to honor authority—submission structures in the home and the church.
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 Main Idea: a maturing church flees from any participation in idolatry and chooses to worship Christ alone Application; Do you see the temptation to mix the worship of Christ and idols in any area of your life? Will you turn from idols and turn to Christ? Questions: You started off your sermon by saying what would disqualify someone. What would they be disqualified from exactly? And if they were a believer, but chose to follow after idols instead of following God's way for a time, would they be disqualified if they didn't repent and turn back to God. I
August 2nd: Pastor Jason Wing brings the message, continuing on in our 1st Corinthians Sermon Series, discussing 1st Corinthians Chapter 10:23-11:1 and how a maturing church governs its liberties in Christ by following the example of Christ.
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 Main Idea: a maturing church flees from any participation in idolatry and chooses to worship Christ alone Application; Do you see the temptation to mix the worship of Christ and idols in any area of your life? Will you turn from idols and turn to Christ? Questions: You started off your sermon by saying what would disqualify someone. What would they be disqualified from exactly? And if they were a believer, but chose to follow after idols instead of following God's way for a time, would they be disqualified if they didn't repent and turn back to God. I
July 26th: This morning, Lead Pastor Jason Wing brings the message continuing on in our 1st Corinthians Sermon Series discussing 1st Corinthians Chapter 10 and how a maturing church flees from any participation in idolatry and chooses to worship Christ alone.
Scripture Reference: 1 Timothy 3:1-13 Deacon and Elder installation Sunday Q. Can you describe the vetting process for both the Elders and the Deacons? Q. Because UBC leads and serves its church by a plurality of Elders, When the Elders are making decisions, what happens if one of the Elders doesn’t agree with the rest of the group? Q. What if someone aspires to serve as an Elder or Deacon at UBC…is there anything they should do? Thank you for listening and sending in your questions. As a reminder you can send your questions to SermonQuestions@ubcbeavercreek.com and we will see you next week.
July 12th: This morning Lead Pastor Jason Wing continues our sermon series in 1st Corinthians by going through chapter 9:1-14 discussing how a maturing church governs their liberties in Christ out of love for the Gospel of Christ.
Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 Big Idea: A maturing church lets love for the people of Christ govern its liberties in Christ Application: Are you one of the people of Christ? When you are exercising your Christian liberties, do you consider the consciences of others? Q1. It seems to me that one of the main concepts in Chapter 8 is moral taint, an indirect acquisition of guilt through association or support of an immoral act. There is a lot of debate right now about if/how we can become “tainted”. When do we cross the line? For example, attending an LGBTQ wedding? Attending a regular
July 5th: This morning Lead Pastor Jason Wing continues our sermon series in 1st Corinthians by going through chapter 8:1-13 and sharing how a maturing church lets love for the people of Christ govern its liberties in Christ.
Scripture Reference: 1 Timothy 3:1-13 Deacon and Elder installation Sunday Q. Can you describe the vetting process for both the Elders and the Deacons? Q. Because UBC leads and serves its church by a plurality of Elders, When the Elders are making decisions, what happens if one of the Elders doesn’t agree with the rest of the group? Q. What if someone aspires to serve as an Elder or Deacon at UBC…is there anything they should do? Thank you for listening and sending in your questions. As a reminder you can send your questions to SermonQuestions@ubcbeavercreek.com and we will see you next week.
June 28th: Today, Lead Pastor Jason Wing leads us through UBC's Elder and Deacon installment and teaches us the requirements for church officers.
In this edition of UBC Sermon Discussions, Jason Wing answers questions from his sermon from the Ladies and Gentlemen sermon series.
June 21: This fathers day, Lead Pastor Jason Wing finishes the mini sermon series Ladies and Gentlemen discussing how we embrace God's good design for men and women in the home.
In this edition of UBC Sermon Discussions, Bryson Jackson answers questions from his sermon from the Ladies and Gentlemen sermon series.
June 14th: This morning Bryson Jackson, Gospel Heights Campus Pastor, continues on our with our mini series titled Ladies and Gentlemen discussing how biblical manhood and womanhood is embracing God’s good design for men and women in the Church.
In this edition of UBC Sermon Discussions, Pastor Jason Wing answers questions from his sermon from the Ladies and Gentlemen sermon series.
June 7th: This morning UBC continues on our with our mini series titled Ladies and Gentlemen discussing how biblical womanhood and manhood was perfectly promoted and practiced in the life and ministry of Jesus.
In this edition of UBC Sermon Discussions, Pastor Bill answers questions that originated from his sermon out of Proverbs 31 in UBC's "Ladies & Gentlemen" sermon series. Main Idea: Biblical Manhood and Womanhood embraces Godly wisdom and rejects sinful foolishness Questions discussed in this episode: Q. I have a couple of questions about women working outside of the home. Is it biblical for a woman to join the workforce or should they, in most situations, be homemakers? And if being a homemaker is the primary job of the woman, then why is it encouraged so much for women to attend college and pu
May 31st: This morning UBC continues on our with our mini series titled Ladies and Gentlemen discussing what Manhood and Womanhood looks like biblically. Today, Elder Bill Letcher how Biblical Womanhood & Manhood embraces Godly wisdom and rejects sinful foolishness
Big Idea: Biblical manhood and womanhood had principles today that come from the patterns of the old testament Pattern #1 Men as the Formal Leaders of God’s people Pattern #2 Men as the recognized heads of their families Pattern #3 Women as glad (and grieving) childbearers in their families Pattern #4 Women as heroic helpers of God’s people Practicing Biblical womanhood and manhood means: Acknowledging the male and female patterns in Scripture, including the OT Accepting the principles of men as heads and women as helpers in their families and in God’s family Admitting our need for Jesus to fa
