Bay Cities Fellowship

Psalm 78 recalls both the Exodus and Wilderness experience of Israel as told by Asaph. This retelling of Israel's journeys points the readers to the miraculous works of God to deliver His people. However, Asaph points out the tragic rebellion of those in the wilderness. Listen as Pastor Ken shares why every generation needs to hear the story of God's redemption. 

In the third installment of our series, Pastor Ken works through Exodus 15:1-18 to demonstrate three reasons why the story of redemption provokes our praise. From God defeating His enemies, to displaying His character, and then ultimately, delivering His people, these 18 verses outline a dynamic case for God's people to praise Him. 

In the second message of this series, Pastor Ken shares how the story of Joseph is a snapshot of the way God saves His people throughout all of Scripture. Through the petition of sinners, the provision of God, and the prosperity of God's people, we learn the patterns involved in God's sovereign salvation. 

Pastor Ken began our new teaching series designed to look at seven, key texts in the Old Testament that tell the story of Israel. As we look at the story of Israel, we will unpack what a blessed nation looks like and how we can live as a blessed people today in Jesus Christ. We began this journey by looking at a conversation between God and Abraham that shapes the entire story of Israel and God's...

In the final installment of the Heaven on Earth series, Pastor Ken looked at two passages from Scripture to explore the people, place, and subsequent purposes of God's Kingdom. Take time to assess the present implications of God's enteral, Kingdom purposes. 

In the third installment of the Heaven on Earth series, Pastor Ken shared how God's place for His people demonstrates the purposes of His kingdom. God's place for His people conditions their purposes, consummates His promises, and culminates in permanency. 

Pastor Ken continues the Heaven On Earth series by looking at the people of God. We learn three reasons why the people of God possess a heavenly purpose for their earthly mission: because they are called, consecrated, and commissioned. 

Pastor Ken begins a news series called "Heaven On Earth" based out of Matthew 6:9-13. In the first message of the series, Ken shares three ways for us to make God's heavenly will our earthly reality: by exalting the king, engaging in mission, and exhibiting faith. 

Listen as Pastor Ken reminds the church of their vision of reaching every street and how they can accomplish this: by delighting in, displaying, and declaring the good news of Jesus Christ

Pastor Ken finishes out the Family Matters Series by sharing how Jesus set the example of serving from the heart, by His hands, and with His head. 

Pastor Ken shares five ways that Paul instructs us to guard the family of God. 

Pastor Ken shares his heart that is in alignment with Paul's for the church. 

Pastor Brent teaches from Colossians 4

Pastor Brent teaches through Colossians 3

Pastor Brent kicked off a month-long series on Colossians. After a sharing an overview of this powerful letter, Brent pointed to us to a most important question: Is Jesus prominent or preeminent in our lives? We looked at three, practical ways to find an answer to this question.

Pastor Luke finished his series by looking at Psalm 126. In this short Psalm, Luke describes two different types of joy we experience and how there's a greater, laster joy found in God. 

Pastor Luke explores the powerful Psalm 51 written by King David to identify a right response to guilt in our lives. 

Pastor Luke Forman continues our series on getting real with emotions by exploring Psalm 42 as means of reconciling our sadness with God's Word. 

In this message, Pastor Luke Forman, walks us through Psalm 13 as David's wrestles through the subject of anger. Through tough questions, desperate prayer, and bold praise, we uncover how to get real with anger. 

In Acts 12, we witness how the best efforts to defeat God never work. Whether God's people face persecution or God's plan seems confusing, God never loses. We will uncover two reasons why the best efforts to defeat God never work: they disregard His sovereignty and they disrespect His supremacy. 

We witness from Acts 11 how God's new people possesses new purposes. These purposes of sharing the gospel, strengthening the church, & serving the needy reflect what it means to be a "Christian," as evidenced in Acts 11:26. 

God sends Peter to share the gospel with Cornelius, a roman centurion, which continues the movement of God's mission from Acts 1:8. 

The story of Saul's conversion demonstrates how the gospel can transform even the very worst of sinners. 

The story of Acts boils down to God advancing His gospel for the transformation of people and cities. This past Sunday, we looked at Acts 8 to see the unstoppable gospel demonstrated in the life and ministry of Philip. God advances His gospel (then and now) by allowing difficulties, sending missionaries, and creating unique opportunities. If you were not present or would like to hear this again, c...

Stephen's life was marked by his character, calling, and convictions. Through his ministry, the world around him was changed. Consequently, as we live shaped by the Spirit, we can change the world around us as well.