Don't be anxious! Did it work? Do you suddenly feel better? In this week's message Pastor Dallas explores how to make sense of Jesus' call not to worry - and how to navigate the anxieties of today better. This sermon is preached by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at McGill Baptist Church in Concord, North Carolina. This message is a part of our sermon series, "Can We Talk? Jesus' Wisdom for Conflict and Healing." Conflict is unavoidable. The real question is what it will make of us. In six tense encounters from Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus refuses both avoidance and overpowering others. He asks honest questions, receives pushback, names what is at stake, sets boundaries, and opens a path toward forgiveness. Join us for Can We Talk? as we discover how conflict can be more than a contest to win – it can become an opportunity for truth, healing, and deeper relationships. Learn more about McGill Baptist Church at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/ If you'd like to connect with us more, visit our online connect card at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/connect/
Do Not Be Anxious
Sunday, September 6, 2026 Welcome to our worship service at 10:00 AM. “Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost” The sermon today by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin. Thank you for your continued financial support. You may give online, via a text or by app. You may also mail in your offering to 5300 Poplar Tent Road, Concord 28027 Ways to contribute financially to McGill: 1. Abundant Giving (free at App Store) 2. https://abundant.co/mcgillbaptist/give 3. Text McGillBaptist to 73256 We hope everyone has been staying well and safe. We Live Stream on Facebook Live and YouTube. Please share with friends and neighbors. We are glad you are worshiping with us this morning.
Sunday, September 6, 2026 Welcome to our worship at 10:00 AM. “Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost”
What do you do when the person who’s always in your corner corners you? Sometimes the people who love us most can still pressure us toward the future they think is best. How can we love people deeply without trying to write their future for them? This sermon is preached by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin on Sunday, August 30, 2026, at McGill Baptist Church in Concord, North Carolina. This message is a part of our sermon series, "Can We Talk? Jesus' Wisdom for Conflict and Healing." Conflict is unavoidable. The real question is what it will make of us. In six tense encounters from Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus refuses both avoidance and overpowering others. He asks honest questions, receives pushback, names what is at stake, sets boundaries, and opens a path toward forgiveness. Join us for Can We Talk? as we discover how conflict can be more than a contest to win – it can become an opportunity for truth, healing, and deeper relationships. Learn more about McGill Baptist Church at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/ If you'd like to connect with us more, visit our online connect card at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/connect/
Caring Without Controlling
Sunday, August 30, 2026 Welcome to our worship service at 10:00 AM. “Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost” The sermon today by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin, is titled “When Care Becomes Controlling” Thank you for your continued financial support. You may give online, via a text or by app. You may also mail in your offering to 5300 Poplar Tent Road, Concord 28027 Ways to contribute financially to McGill: 1. Abundant Giving (free at App Store) 2. https://abundant.co/mcgillbaptist/give 3. Text McGillBaptist to 73256 We hope everyone has been staying well and safe. We Live Stream on Facebook Live and YouTube. Please share with friends and neighbors. We are glad you are worshiping with us this morning.
Sunday, August 30, 2026 Welcome to our worship at 10:00 AM. “Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost”
What if the reputation you’ve heard about someone keeps you from seeing who they really are? In Matthew 16, Jesus asks his disciples to look beyond what everyone else is saying and answer for themselves: “Who do you say that I am?” This sermon explores how we can move past labels, assumptions, and caricatures to truly see one another. This sermon is preached by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin on Sunday, August 23, 2026, at McGill Baptist Church in Concord, North Carolina. This message is a part of our sermon series, "Can We Talk? Jesus' Wisdom for Conflict and Healing." Conflict is unavoidable. The real question is what it will make of us. In six tense encounters from Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus refuses both avoidance and overpowering others. He asks honest questions, receives pushback, names what is at stake, sets boundaries, and opens a path toward forgiveness. Join us for Can We Talk? as we discover how conflict can be more than a contest to win – it can become an opportunity for truth, healing, and deeper relationships. Learn more about McGill Baptist Church at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/ If you'd like to connect with us more, visit our online connect card at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/connect/
Who Gets to Name You?
Sunday, August 23, 2026 Welcome to our worship service at 10:00 AM. “Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost” The sermon today by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin, is titled “Rumor Has It” Thank you for your continued financial support. You may give online, via a text or by app. You may also mail in your offering to 5300 Poplar Tent Road, Concord 28027 Ways to contribute financially to McGill: 1. Abundant Giving (free at App Store) 2. https://abundant.co/mcgillbaptist/give 3. Text McGillBaptist to 73256 We hope everyone has been staying well and safe. We Live Stream on Facebook Live and YouTube. Please share with friends and neighbors. We are glad you are worshiping with us this morning.
Sunday, August 23, 2026Welcome to our worship at 10:00 AM.“Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost”
What happens when someone pushes back and you feel yourself getting defensive? In “When Someone Pushes Back,” we explore a tense chapter in Jesus’ ministry and ask whether we can stay in difficult conversations long enough for something to heal. This sermon is preached by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin on Sunday, August 16, 2026, at McGill Baptist Church in Concord, North Carolina. This message is a part of our sermon series, "Can We Talk? Jesus' Wisdom for Conflict and Healing." Conflict is unavoidable. The real question is what it will make of us. In six tense encounters from Matthew’s Gospel, Jesus refuses both avoidance and overpowering others. He asks honest questions, receives pushback, names what is at stake, sets boundaries, and opens a path toward forgiveness. Join us for Can We Talk? as we discover how conflict can be more than a contest to win – it can become an opportunity for truth, healing, and deeper relationships. Learn more about McGill Baptist Church at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/ If you'd like to connect with us more, visit our online connect card at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/connect/
When Someone Pushes Back
Sunday, August 16, 2026 Welcome to our worship service at 10:00 AM. “Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost” The sermon today by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin, is titled “When Someone Pushes Back” Thank you for your continued financial support. You may give online, via a text or by app. You may also mail in your offering to 5300 Poplar Tent Road, Concord 28027 Ways to contribute financially to McGill: 1. Abundant Giving (free at App Store) 2. https://abundant.co/mcgillbaptist/give 3. Text McGillBaptist to 73256 We hope everyone has been staying well and safe. We Live Stream on Facebook Live and YouTube. Please share with friends and neighbors. We are glad you are worshiping with us this morning.
Sunday, August 16, 2026, Welcome to our 10:00 AM worship service. “Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost”
Who gets hurt when we’re too afraid to disappoint our own people? In Matthew 14, Herod sits at one table where fear and reputation lead to violence. Jesus sets a very different kind of table—one where the people others want to send away are met with compassion. In “Setting a Different Kind of Table,” we explore what Jesus can teach us about people-pleasing, conflict, and refusing to treat anyone as disposable. This sermon is preached by our Senior Pastor, Rev. Dallas Flippin on Sunday, August 9, 2026, at McGill Baptist Church in Concord, North Carolina. This message is a part of our sermon series, Chasing Something Better. Have you ever discovered that what you needed wasn't what you were looking for? Jacob’s story is filled with people searching for love, security, success, and blessing, yet finding that God's gifts rarely look the way they expected. Through these ancient stories, we'll explore the desires that shape our lives and the surprising ways God meets us along the journey. Join us for Chasing Something Better as we discover what happens when God offers something deeper than what we've been pursuing. Learn more about McGill Baptist Church at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/ If you'd like to connect with us more, visit our online connect card at https://www.mcgillbaptist.com/connect/
A Different Kind of Table
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