Join Trey Overton and Mavric Herrera as they reflect on Dave Skorupa's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey and Mavric talked about the significant responsibility that both the watchman and the watched have. As watchman, we have a responsibility to warn of the coming death that sin brings. As sinners and the watched over, we have a responsibility to hear these warnings and not ignore the imminent danger. When we don't take these roles seriously, there is an eternal impact that can't be undone. It is literally a life-or-death issue. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Mavric Herrera, and Eli Leslie as they reflect on Greg Addison's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Mavric, and Eli spent time talking about the difference between the hope of the world and the hope that is found in Christ. There are different things that cause hopelessness, but at the end of the day, they are a result of losing sight of Christ and seeking security in places other than Him. He is the true source of hope. Eli and Mavric shared testimony of different times in their lives when they felt hopeless and how it reminded them of God's faithfulness. God is faithful, and He is the only one capable of bringing dry bones to life. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Mavric Herrera, and Scott Barton as they reflect on Greg Addison's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Mavric, and Scott discussed several ways God's word is rejected today and how believers should respond to that. Scripture demands a response, and that involves seeking the one who provided it. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Mavric Herrera, and Laura Dugan as they reflect on Greg Addison's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Mavric, and Laura discussed how God designed the family unit and how it is fundamental to his plans. The family unit often gets left behind for other ministries, when it is, in fact, the most important area of discipleship in a believer's life. It is also one of the most powerful ways we can point people to Christ. As the family unit grows in their walk with the Lord, so does their impact on the world. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Abigail Woodring, and Luis Chinos as they reflect on Greg Addison's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Abigail, and Luis discussed how the Lord desires a relationship with us. Through his work on the cross, believers have a direct connection with Him, and He desires us to seek His voice through that relationship. Many believers struggle to seek his active voice or maybe don't spend time listening for it. He desires to speak into your life and change it forever. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Mavric Herrera, and Katie King as they reflect on Matt Passmore's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Mavric, and Katie discussed how the journey to spiritual renewal begins with understanding who Christ is and the need to bring everything to Him first. Believers often think they must handle everything on their own, and Christ just wants us to submit it all to him. It's not about getting yourself right first, it's about coming to him first. This relationship cultivates a continual trust that is vital to a believer's relationship with Christ. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton, Mavric Herrera, and Denver Foster as they reflect on Pastor Greg's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. The church started reading the Bible chronologically together, and this sermon continued the series that dives deeper into the readings. During this episode, Trey, Mavric, and Denver discussed the story of Jonah and how his heart for the people of Ninevah did not exactly align with the heart of God. This story shows God's heart for humanity and the reality that he desires to use believers to fulfill his purpose. Despite Jonah's response and lack of passion, God used him to bring revival and repentance to Ninevah. He desired Jonah to see the people of Ninevah the way he did and have a passion for them to turn to the Lord. Many Christians today have their own Ninevah and have a hardness of heart towards other people. It is the desire of Christ that people turn to him and take on his heart for all people. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org

Join Trey Overton and Lee Young as they reflect on Pastor Greg's Sunday sermon, continuing the Bible recap series. This week, the church celebrated the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. In our service, Greg emphasized the importance of reflecting and teaching the work of God to our children and grandchildren as instructed in Psalm 78. Trey and Lee spent time on this podcast providing insight into what that looks like and the importance of reflecting on the working hand of God. If we fail to teach our children and grandchildren the truth of the gospel and the active hand of God, we not only set them up for failure, but we negatively impact future generations to come. Constant reflection and teaching are important and vital to building a culture that seeks Christ. Join in and reflect with us as we discuss the sermon from First Baptist Church in Fort Smith, AR.

Mavric Herrera - mherrera@fsfbc.org

Trey Overton - toverton@fsfbc.org