Bay Cities Fellowship

Listen as Chris Perry teaches from Colossians 2:13-15. Reorientation: Using three metaphors to remind us of the freedom and victory we have in Christ.

Listen as Pastor Paul Helton teaches from Colossians 2:11-12. Handsfree: Jesus has done in and for us what we could never do for ourselves.

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches from Matthew 23:36-53. The resurrection of Jesus turns sincere doubts into shouts of joy. I. Jesus confronts our doubts with His presence | (36–38) II. Jesus transforms our doubts with Truth | (39–46) III. Jesus replaces our doubts with purpose | (47–53)

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches from Colossians 2:8-10 Captivity begins when Christ is no longer enough: I. Captivity is Possible II. Captivity will seem reasonable

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches from Colossians 2:6-7. Jesus is enough for our salvation…and our spiritual growth too. We are tempted to believe Christ is enough to start our Christian life, but not enough to sustain, mature, or ultimately secure it.

Listen as Pastor Dave Harvey teaches from John 12: 36–43.I. We chase what we love. II. The glory that comes from God is FIRST a Person. III. The glory that comes from God demands a pursuit! IV. For the Younger: It means we stoke Godly ambitions. V. For the Older: It means we fight hard to finish well.

Listen as Pastor Aaron Browning teaches from Colossians 2:1-5. 1. The Mystery of the Growing Kingdom 2. The Magnitude of the Growing Kingdom

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches from Colossians 2:1-5. Jesus holds the answers to life’s biggest questions.

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches from Colossians 1:28-29. The Gospel will lead to lasting change by the message, the methods, the goal and the power of the Gospel.

Listen as Chris Perry teaches from Colossians 1:24-27. In a culture of manufactured distraction, we need to have an undistracted discipleship. This can only be done with "Christ in you, the hope of Glory" (27b).

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches through Colossians 1:21-23 The Gospel is the greatest news for all the wold because the Gospel address our problems, changes our status, and anchors our faith.

Listen as Pastor Ken teaches through Colossians 1:18-20. Jesus is worthy of our worship because of who He is and what He's done!

Natalie and Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie and Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie and Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie and Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Natalie & Megan host this interactive podcast for our Summer VBS, Proof Pirates. Your kiddo can enjoy this podcast on their own, with friends, or with the whole family!

Peter shares with the exiled church that God has plans and purposes for their suffering. Albeit difficult, God uses suffering for the good of his people. We not only read of  this in Peter’s epistle but witness this truth throughout the pages of Scripture. Ultimately, for God’s people, the inevitable task of enduring suffering will test the substance of their faith. Yet, a faith built on rock whic...

Peter’s original audience was a band of churches scattered throughout Asia Minor. Under the ever-imposing shadow of Rome, life for these exiles was fraught with challenges, suspicion, and even violence. So, like a good Pastor, Peter writes to encourage them. Reminding them of who their God is and the benefits he’s bestowed upon them.

The events following the resurrection of Jesus tells us so much about His person, purposes and plans. In Luke 24, we witness the revelation from Jesus that He’s fully man and fully God. Jesus points out that on account of His humanity and deity, He’s able to defeat death, offer life, and send help.