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Romans 1-8, But Now: Hope for All Who Fall Short
by Marc DAgusto
A Journey though Romans, Sermon Series
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The book of Romans has been called “the greatest letter ever written.” Theologian N.T. Wright said: “Romans is by common consent Paul’s masterpiece. It dwarfs most of his other writings, an Alpine Peak towering over hills and villages.” Over the next few months we will begin to unpack this amazing treatise and we will discover or rediscover God’s amazing doctrines of grace. We will learn about justification, sanctification and glorification, all doctrine which leads to duty or practical application in our lives. The first part of this series will discuss questions such as “Why do we need God’s righteousness?” (1:18 – 3:20). “What is God’s righteousness?” (3:21 – 5:21), and “How does this affect me?” (ch 6-8). The book of Romans was written to “establish” us (16:15) in the Gospel, which is the power of God unto salvation (1:16). This is the foundation upon which we can build our entire Christian lives. This series will deepen your faith, strengthen your walk, and encourage you to live in the victory of the Holy Spirit.
Recommended companion reading:
- Romans for you (Part 1 & 2) – by Tim Keller
- Commentary on Romans – Doug Moo
- Romans – the greatest letter ever written – John Piper – several years long
Schedule:
1/5 – Romans 1:1-17 ~ Introduction to the gospel
1/12 – Romans 1:18-32 ~ Humanity’s Rejection of God – The Exchange
1/19 – SOHLS ~ Special message for Sanctity of Human Life
1/26 – Romans 2:1-16 ~ The Problem with Self Righteousness
2/2 – Romans 2:17-29 ~ The Problem with Jewish Self Righteousness
2/9 – Romans 3:1-20 ~ Universality of Sin
2/16 – Romans 3:21-31 ~ The acropolis of the Christian faith – The Just and the Justifier
2/23 – Romans 4:1-25 ~ Justification by faith
3/1 – Romans 5:1-11 ~ Peace with God
3/8 – Romans 5:12-21 ~ Imputation
3/15 – Romans 6:1-14 ~ Union with Christ (Adam v Christ)
3/22 – Romans 6:15-7:6 ~ Slaves of God
3/29 – Romans 7:7-25 ~ The War within (Part 1)
4/5 – Romans 8:1-11 ~ No Condemnation – PALM SUNDAY
Previous Sermons in this Series
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Pastor Dave Hentschel concludes our series in Romans with his sermon entitled, The Last Dance, based on Romans 16.
2020 Romans, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig continues our series, But Now: Hope for All Who Fall Short, with his sermon, Life in the Spirit.
2020 Romans, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel continues our series, Romans - But Now: Hope for All Who Fall Short, with his sermon Fighting the War Within.
2020 Romans, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig continues our series, But Now: Hope for All Who Fall Short, with his sermon, Slaves to Righteousness.
2020 Romans, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel continues our series, But Now: Hope for All Who Fall Short, with his sermon Dead to Sin (Sanctification).
2020 Romans, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Sermon on deck…
Advent Conspiracy 2019
by Marc DAgusto
Advent Conspiracy, Sermon Series






Are you tired of how consumerism has stolen the soul of Christmas? This year make a difference! Join the groundswell of Christ-followers who are choosing to make Christmas what it should be–a joyous celebration of Jesus’ birth that enriches our hearts and the world around us, not a retail circus that depletes our pocketbooks and defeats our spirits. Substitute compassion for consumption by practicing four simple but powerful countercultural concepts:
1) Worship fully… because Christmas begins and ends with Jesus.
2) Spend less… and free your resources for things that truly matter.
3) Give more… of your hands, your words, your heart.
4) Love all… including the poor, the sick and the forgotten. This year we will have a Christmas worth remembering, not dreading. Because Christmas can still change the world when you, like Jesus, give what matters most – your presence.
12/1 – Worship fully ~Pastor Dave
12/8 – Spend less ~Pastor Bob
12/15 – Give more ~Pastor Dave
12/22 – Love All ~Pastor Dave
12/23 – Christmas Eve-Eve ~Joint Message
12/24 – Christmas Eve ~Joint Message
Recommended companion reading:
- Zondervan Academic Background Article – The Seven Churches of Revelation: Why They Matter and What We Can Learn
- Ada Bible Church did a great series on this.
- John Macarthur “What Jesus Wants Your Church to Know” is in-depth & intense.
Previous Sermons in this Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel kicks off our Advent series, Making Christmas Meaningful (Again), with his sermon, Worship Fully.
2019 Making Christmas Meaningful, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
2019 Making Christmas Meaningful, Archived Sermon Series
Sermon on deck…
Young Adults
by MBCAdmin
Young Adults (Ages 18-30)
Young adults ages 18-30 are invited to go deeper in their relationship with God and with each other as we navigate this exciting and complex life stage together. We will engage in topical cultural discussions through thought-provoking messages, serving opportunities, and time in prayer that aims to develop a strong community of believers. Plus, did we mention there will be food? Come join us!
Young Adults Group Led by Johnny Graves:
Johnny Graves leads a Young Adults Small Group that meets on Sundays. For more information on the small group, you can email Johnny at jgraves@millingtonbaptist.org
Monthly Young Adults Fellowship:
Monthly fellowship of food, fellowship, worship and a message meets on the first Saturday of the month in Watchung.
*Need directions? Contact Johnny Graves (jgraves@millingtonbaptist.org).

Pickleball+ Every Sunday 4PM
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Faith Explored: Begins October 5th, 2025
Looking to EXPLORE the Christian FAITH? Join us for a eight-week journey through the heart of Christianity! Location: Youth & Family Ministry Building Who? Everyone ...

Fall Launch 2025
MBC is so excited for the upcoming season of ministry that awaits us! We have a lot going on here at MBC in our Women's ...

Men’s Breakfast, October 25
When: Saturday October 25thTime: 7:30am – 9:30am (Doors Open at 7:30am)Where: Fellowship HallWhat: We invite all men and their sons to join us for a ...

Take MBC with you
We are very excited to roll out our new MBC app! The Church isn’t a building – it’s people! We want to make sure that ...

The Bridge – September 28th, 2025
When: 12:15pm on Sunday September 28th, 2025.Where: YFMB Great Room Feel free to bring the whole family!Come and learn more about the mission and ministries of ...
Young Adults Class: Preparing for the Next Stage of Life, Ages 18-25
Meets July 7, 14, 21, & 28, 10:45am, YFMB, Room 202
If you are in college or newly embarking on a career and don’t feel fully prepared to face many important aspects of life, such as: managing money, creating a resume, interviewing, taxes, investing, or even deciding on a church, this 4-week class will help prepare you for what lies ahead in this
next stage of your life.
Expanding the Table for the glory of God, 2020
by Marc DAgusto
Expanding the Table 2020, Vision Refresh





Have you ever stopped and asked the question… what is God calling our church to be? This mission of every church should be to bring glory to God by living out the Great Commandment and Great Commission. But… how is God specifically calling our church to fulfill this mission in our context? Over the next few weeks, we are going to talk about the vision of MBC. At the end of the day the church is a family… and we are meant to live on mission… we are meant to invite more people to the family table. Our hope is this: That we would be moved, that we would be compelled to expand our table for the glory of God. As we do this… barriers would be broken, relationships would be deepened, and the mission would be fulfilled.
11/10 – Finding your Seat at the Table
(Time, Talents, Treasure) ~Pastor Dave
11/17 – Making Room at the Table for Others ~Pastor Bob
11/24 – Blowing the Table Up
(2020 Vision Sunday) ~Pastor Dave & Pastor Bob
Recommended companion reading:
- Zondervan Academic Background Article – The Seven Churches of Revelation: Why They Matter and What We Can Learn
- Ada Bible Church did a great series on this.
- John Macarthur “What Jesus Wants Your Church to Know” is in-depth & intense.
Previous Sermons in this Series
Pastor Bob Erbig concludes the final message of our vision series, Expanding the Table.
2020 Expanding the table, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig continues our new vision series, Expanding the Table, with his sermon, Inviting Others to the Table, based on Ephesians 3.
2020 Expanding the table, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel kicks off our new vision series, Expanding The Table, with his sermon, Finding Your Seat at the Table, based on Luke 14:16-23; Ps 127:1; 2 Tim 2:1-2.
2020 Expanding the table, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
2020 Expanding the table, Archived Sermon Series
Seven Churches of Revelation
by Marc DAgusto








In a culture that is increasingly hostile to the Christian faith, people often ask if the Bible is still relevant for today? Is God still speaking? Of course He is. The real question is: Are we listening? Imagine if our church received a letter from Jesus Himself. What would He say about our love for God? Endurance in trials? Faithful service? Would His words bring commendation… or condemnation?
We do, in fact, have such a letter. In Revelation, the last book of the Bible, Jesus’ words to 7 churches are as relevant & today as they were in the 1st century. In this 7-week series– Seven Churches of Revelation — we’ll read Jesus’ 7 letters to 7 churches and
learn how to experience God’s blessing and serve Him effectively in a culture that’s increasingly hostile to faith.
Recommended companion reading:
- Zondervan Academic Background Article – The Seven Churches of Revelation: Why They Matter and What We Can Learn
- Ada Bible Church did a great series on this.
- John Macarthur “What Jesus Wants Your Church to Know” is in-depth & intense.
Study Guides are available for $5*
To spark discussion with your MBC Small Group we have a Study Guide to help you follow along with the sermons. These are available in the lobby for $5 each, payable in cash, check (made out to MBC), or via Pushpay using the link above (recommended).
If using Pushpay, when you complete your purchase you will receive a message “thanking you for your purchase“. Please show this receipt as proof of purchase when you pick up your guide.
*For your records, this is not a tax-deductible donation
Previous Sermons in this Series
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Pastor Bob Erbig will explore the topic of abortion and the value of each and every human life. We recognize that this sermon topic may be unsuitable for some children...
2020 Romans, 2019 Seven Churches of Revelation, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig concludes our series, Se7en, with his sermon addressing the church at Laodicea from Revelation 3:14-22.
2019 Seven Churches of Revelation, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel continues our series, Se7en, with his sermon addressing the church at Philadelphia from Revelation 3:7-13.
2019 Seven Churches of Revelation, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig continues our series, Se7en, with his sermon addressing the church at Sardis from Revelation 3:16.
2019 Seven Churches of Revelation, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Paster Bob Erbig continues our series, Se7en, with his sermon, Thyatira: The Compromising Church, addressing the church at Thyatira from Revelation 2:18-29.
2019 Seven Churches of Revelation, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Shuttle Service from the Chabad
Starting 6/22/25 there will be NO SHUTTLE until September. We hope you’ll TAKE ADVANTAGE of our shuttle rewards program when it returns in the fall!
Sermon Series: At the Movies
by Marc DAgusto
At the Movies. A sermon series that explores bold biblical themes through the lens of current popular moves.






A Sermon Series on Sharing your faith in your own backyard.
MBC’s At The Movies sermon series explores bold biblical themes through the lens of current popular moves: sacrifice, resurrection, identity, reality, and God’s desire to welcome you into His Kingdom community. Spread the word and don’t miss out on this exciting series at MBC!
Recommended companion reading:
Sermon on deck…
Previous Sermons in this Series
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Pastor Bob Erbig addresses the topics of addiction, substance abuse, and the hope and joy of recovery in recognition of National Recovery Month with his sermon entitled "Ending the Pandemic".
2019 At the Movies, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig's message explores the spiritual themes in Avengers: Endgame as he continues our At The Movies sermon series.
2019 At the Movies, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel explores the spiritual themes in The Greatest Showman with his message named the same, as he continues our At The Movies sermon series.
2019 At the Movies, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Johnny Graves, Director of Youth, Young Adults & Production Ministries, explores the spiritual themes in Ready Player One with his message Reality is Real as he continues our At The...
2019 At the Movies, Johnny Graves, Archived Sermon Series
MBC’s At The Movies sermon series explores bold biblical themes through the lens of current popular moves: sacrifice, resurrection, identity, reality, and God’s desire to welcome you into His Kingdom...
2019 At the Movies, Archived Sermon Series
Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce
by Marc DAgusto
Salt Light & Barbecue Sauce. Building a longer table, not a higher fence.






A Sermon Series on Sharing your faith in your own backyard.
How do you share your faith in a natural setting? You’re not a high pressured sales person and you don’t want to get into a religious debate, you just want to be obedient to the Lord. Why is it that sharing our faith can feel scary or awkward? How do you open up spiritual conversations? Imagine you are having a BBQ and you have invited non-Christians to your home. You are sharing your gift of hospitality but would also like to talk to them about the most important thing in your life – the gospel. This series will break down the process in simple steps and equip you to be able to open up a dialogue with those you know about the gospel. Be equipped and encouraged through this exciting new series on personal evangelism.
Recommended companion reading:
Previous Sermons in this Series
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Ed Williams concludes our Salt, Light, & Barbecue Sauce series with his sermon entitled "Salt and Light" based on Matthew 5:13-14.
2019 Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce, Archived Sermon Series
Clint Watkins, one of our World Partners, continues our Salt, Light, & BBQ Sauce series with his sermon titled "Evangelism: Seeing Jesus" based on John 1:35-51.
2019 Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce, World Partner, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel continues our 4-week series "Salt, Light & Barbeque Sauce" with his sermon entitled "Offer Them Something To Drink" from John 4:3-26.
2019 Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Bob Erbig continues our 4-week series "Salt, Light & Barbecue Sauce" with his sermon entitled "Provoked! The Why of Evangelism" from Acts 17:16-18.
2019 Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce, Bob Erbig, Archived Sermon Series
Pastor Dave Hentschel kicks-off our new series: Salt, Light, & BBQ Sauce, with his sermon entitled "What is Evangelism?" based on Matthew 5:13-16.
2019 Salt Light and Barbecue Sauce, Dave Hentschel, Archived Sermon Series
Take MBC with you
by Marc DAgusto
We are very excited to roll out our new MBC app!
The Church isn’t a building – it’s people! We want to make sure that everyone can experience the MBC community and stay connected whenever they want.
Our app will expand the way we connect with both new individuals checking us out and those who call MBC their home. Its primary features keep you connected with information and personalized notifications to our various ministries, Sunday morning Live Stream, sermon archives, our podcast, giving access, and up-to-date information on our community activities and events. As a bonus, we also added the Bible for your convenience during the sermons or whenever you desire to connect with the Word of God.
There are three ways to get our app:
1. From your cell phone, text: “mbcnj app” to (833) 683-6726 and a link for direct download will be immediately sent;
2. Or search for Millington Baptist Church on or
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3. On your computer, you can go here to get the app sent to your phone.
Once you download it, please go to your app store and leave a great review to help others find it easier.
If you have attended our church for any period of time, then you know our mission is to expand the table for the glory of God and to be fully devoted to Christ, our church body and the community around us. This app is merely a small expression of our desire to make those connections and grow the body of Christ.
Stay tuned as new features will be added over time.
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