I am just curious, but I’d like to know…
What series or book of the Bible is your church currently preaching through?
What series is your church currently preaching?
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Here are the series taking place at Grainger Baptist Church where I am a member/pastor:
1 John on Sunday mornings [after traveling through the gospel of John and Revelation].
The Doctrine of God on Sunday nights.
Survey of the Bible on Wednesday nights.
Please pray for us!
We at Sulphur Baptist Church, where I am the pastor, are currently going through the book of Revelation. But…
During the advent season we are pausing that series and doing the advent topical series ie, hope, peace, joy, love derived from Christmas/Advent passages. We will resume Revelation after the New Year starts.
On Wednesday, we too are doing a survey through the Bible utilizeing the book “30 Days to Understanding the Bible”.
I am pastor of our church and I have been preaching through 1 Corinthians in the morning service and Hebrews in the evening service. I took a break from 1 Corinthians to preach on the Messiah for Christmas–his anticipation, announcement, and arrival! Nice and alliterative!
I am the pastor of Morningside Baptist Church in Louisville, and I have been preaching through Matthew on Sunday mornings (currently in the Sermon on the Mount), but we have taken a break over the past few weeks to do a topical series on missions titled “Embracing Our Mission” in anticipation of the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
On Wednesday nights, we have been studying each article of the Baptist Faith & Message in a study I’ve titled simply “What Baptists Believe”.
Preaching through Ephesians in the morning, with a break at present for an Advent series; preaching through the Sermon on the Mount at night; preaching a series on worship on Wednesday nights.
Sunday mornings: All I Ever Really Need To Know I learned at Christmas
Sunday evenings: Genesis 1-11
Wednesday evenings: A Walk To Remember: Lessons on Getting out of the Boat
We’ve just finished chapter 3 in a verse-by-verse through the letter of James. I’m at Eastwood Baptist Church.
Our pastor is going through Revelation on Sunday mornings. The youth (where I teach) is going through James on Wednesday nights.
Sunday Morning worship: Romans
My Sunday School Class (I can’t speak for the other adult classes): Titus
Sunday Evenings: Daniel
Wednesday evening: Among the topical offerings we have Ephesians and Hebrews.
On Sundays during Christmas season, we are doing “Rejoice” Rejoice, there is hope, Rejoice, there is peace, Rejoice Jesus Came etc. After Christmas will start a series from 1 Thessalonians.
On Sunday nights, currently in 1 Peter. On Wednesday nights doing Genesis.
On Sunday mornings, I am teaching Acts; Sunday evenings Revelation, Wednesday, Hebrews
Our pastor is preaching throug the Gospel of John on Wednesday nights and on the Promises on Sunday Morning.
Just finished in Nov.: Deuteronomy
December: OT Prophecies about Christ (Gen 3:15, Ps 110, Micah 5:1-5, Isaiah 9:1-7)
Starting in January: 2 Peter
Preaching a Dever-esque OT survey, one book each week, on Sunday mornings. Sunday nights is 1 Corinthians. Wednesday nights a topical study on the attributes of God.
Sunday AM: just finished Philippians yesterday. Will be in the Psalms beginning in Jan.
Sunday PM: Membership class material so all church can go through new material. Will be teaching on evangelism beinning in Jan.
Wed night: Hebrews
I am currently doing the following at our church:
Sunday AM – The Promise: The Messiah in Isaiah
Sunday PM – Seven Significant Letters Revelation 1-3 (with a view to continuing in the Book of Revelation after the first of the year)
Wednesday PM Prayer Meeting – Baptist Faith and Message 2000
Continuing through Revelation??? Preaching the Amillennial view I’m sure! If not, contact me and maybe I could give you a break on Sunday nights…
At Brushfork Baptist Church, I have been preaching through the Gospel of John on Sunday mornings (31 weeks and only through 6:59 so far). We’re going to take a break from John and have a short series through Haggai after the first of the year.
On Sunday nights I’m doing a Christmas series through Isaiah 9:1-7. In January we’ll start Philippians.
At Calvary Baptist, we’re doing Matthew on Sunday Mornings, Philippians on Sunday Nights, and going through each book of the Bible on Wednesday nights (1 night each book, to give an overview)
Doug
My church is preaching line by line through “The Shack.” Our pastor wanted us to have a greater and deeper biblical understanding of the Triune God. It has been edifying for me personally as I now understand the Trinity as never before.
I hope you’re kidding.
On Sunday mornings I have been preaching through Matthew – currently in the Sermon on the Mount.
Sunday nights I’m in-between: just finished James, getting ready to start a theological series on the Holy Spirit (inspired by Francis Chan’s “Forgotten God”).
Wednesday nights I do an inductive-discussion based Bible study. Right now we’re studying Genesis.
I am currently about to finish a series of messages on Sunday nights that has taken us through the entire Book of Philippians. I am about to start a series on Sunday mornings on the January Bible Study passages for this year on the Kingdom Parables of Jesus.
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