Apex Baptist Church Sermons

A Christmas Carol: Come Thou Long Expected Jesus

A Christmas Carol: Come Thou Long Expected Jesus

A Christmas Carol: Go Tell It On the Mountain

A Christmas Carol: Go Tell It On the Mountain

A Christmas Carol: O Come O Come Emmanuel

A Christmas Carol (The Message Behind the Music): O Come O Come Emmanuel

A Christmas Carol: O Little Town of Bethlehem

A Christmas Carol (The Message Behind the Music): O Little Town of Bethlehem

Walking With God to Trust His Plan

Walking With God in True Repentance

Genesis 37–50 is not just about God’s providence; it’s also about his promises. God uses Joseph to turn back the effects of the curse and accomplish, in part, his promises to Abraham. He stacks the odds against himself and then demonstrates his power by using an imprisoned slave exiled by his own family. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph to show us God can pull off the impossible even through a seemingly insignificant Jew rejected by his own brothers. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph so his people would anticipate a coming Joseph who would finally and completely reverse the curse and fulfill the promises. Joseph’s story is the story of the whole Bible. It’s the story of glory through suffering, exaltation through humiliation. It’s the story of the cross and the crown.

Walking With God In Grace

Genesis 37–50 is not just about God’s providence; it’s also about his promises. God uses Joseph to turn back the effects of the curse and accomplish, in part, his promises to Abraham. He stacks the odds against himself and then demonstrates his power by using an imprisoned slave exiled by his own family. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph to show us God can pull off the impossible even through a seemingly insignificant Jew rejected by his own brothers. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph so his people would anticipate a coming Joseph who would finally and completely reverse the curse and fulfill the promises. Joseph’s story is the story of the whole Bible. It’s the story of glory through suffering, exaltation through humiliation. It’s the story of the cross and the crown.

Stand Sunday

Apex Baptist has the opportunity to participate in Stand Sunday this year alongside our Village 127 Foster Care and Adoption Ministry. Stand Sunday is a day that is recognized in churches across our nation to show how the Church is called to STAND together to serve vulnerable children and families that are impacted by foster care and adoption. As  followers of Christ, we believe that no one person can do everything, but together we  can all do something to serve these children and families!Village 127 partners with many foster and adoptive families on a monthly basis to build community and support for them.  As a church family, we can reflect the heart of Christ by embracing and supporting these families, helping them feel seen, valued, and uplifted in our community.

Walking With God in the Delays

Genesis 37–50 is not just about God’s providence; it’s also about his promises. God uses Joseph to turn back the effects of the curse and accomplish, in part, his promises to Abraham. He stacks the odds against himself and then demonstrates his power by using an imprisoned slave exiled by his own family. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph to show us God can pull off the impossible even through a seemingly insignificant Jew rejected by his own brothers. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph so his people would anticipate a coming Joseph who would finally and completely reverse the curse and fulfill the promises. Joseph’s story is the story of the whole Bible. It’s the story of glory through suffering, exaltation through humiliation. It’s the story of the cross and the crown.

Walking With God In Temptation

Genesis 37–50 is not just about God’s providence; it’s also about his promises. God uses Joseph to turn back the effects of the curse and accomplish, in part, his promises to Abraham. He stacks the odds against himself and then demonstrates his power by using an imprisoned slave exiled by his own family. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph to show us God can pull off the impossible even through a seemingly insignificant Jew rejected by his own brothers. Perhaps Moses spends so much time on Joseph so his people would anticipate a coming Joseph who would finally and completely reverse the curse and fulfill the promises. Joseph’s story is the story of the whole Bible. It’s the story of glory through suffering, exaltation through humiliation. It’s the story of the cross and the crown.