Bible Baptist Church

God gave you a gift and we can all use our gifts in the body of Christ.

The most important question Jesus Christ ever asked was "But whom say ye that I am?" We all have to answer this question. Who is Jesus to you? What us your path to being a disciple of Jesus Christ?

We are all different but we all need to get along. There is unity in the body of Christ.

Following the disciples journey of running from persecution to rejoicing in persecution by being obedient to the Holy Spirit.

Finding encouragement in a time of crisis from psalms 46.

Learning how the Holy Spirit is the key to fulfilling your purpose in life.

The amount we serve Christ and others is determined by how much we love. And how much we love God and others, is determined by how much we believe we have been forgiven. This parable reminds us that we should give our lives to God because we have all been forgiven much.

Be empowered with the truth of the gospel.

Will you use all the resources God has given you to serve Him? So often we give God the minimum requirement, when we should give Him our all.

“Half of the misery in the world comes from trying to look, instead of trying to be, what one is not.” - George McDonald One of the most damaging and deceitful lies we tell, is when we lie with our lives. On Sunday we were challenged from the Bible account of Ananias and Sapphira. This strict lesson should remind us to focus more on internally being right with God, more than simply externally look...

Doing the will of God is not a recipe to avoid pain or grief in our lives. However, when we find and live out our God given purpose, it allows us to have joy - even in the midst of our trials!

The action of church attendance is important. However what is equally important is the attitude and spirit of church attendance. This sermon examines some principles that help us understand how to come to church.

Conflict is unavoidable in life. Every relationship we have is another opportunity for conflict. This messages walks through the book Philemon, and examines a biblical pattern for conflict resolution and restoring broken relationships.

A major aspect of the church, is Biblical fellowship and community. This sermon helps us understand that fellowship is so much more than small talk and a coffee in the lobby, but rather a sustaining and supporting love for one another in the trials of life.

It matters for Christ not just what we do, but why we do it. Let everything we do be done for Christ and a heart of love for Him!

The church is so much more than just a place to attend, it is a place to belong. Psalm 84 gives us principles about having a heart for the house of God, and making it our place of belonging.

We can often overlook the power of small things. When surrendered to God, even the weak things of earth or the little details of life can be used mightily.

What is the church? And what makes it so unique. This sermon introduces our new series "A Beautiful Bride" which examines what the Bible says about the church, and how you personally should be involved.

We pass by individuals every day. We are often consumed with our own needs or schedule, too busy to make time. We are drawn to things that yield major results. Peter and John fixed their eyes on one individual and made a difference with the message of the gospel.

From the beginning of time, Satan has been attacking the home. Strong churches are built up of strong families, and Satan would love to destroy both. Learn some principles from Joshua about how to have strong families that follow after God together.

The early church was marked by their care and generosity for one another. They shared what they had with others, because they had a deep love for God and others. As we keep our eyes on Christ, and the needs of others, we too can develop a spirit of biblical generosity in our family and church.

Each one of us is created by God for a purpose. Are you really living in and fulfilling your purpose? This message looks at the life of Gideon, and examines how we might ask, accept and act on our God-given purpose.

There are many reasons why we don't change the things we need to. Our greatest need for change is to change our eternal destination, and to have our sins forgiven. This sermon, examines a message preached by Peter - and clearly shares the power of Jesus Christ and the gospel to save you!

What excuses have you been giving God? This sermon examines Moses' response to God's call, and challenges us not give God excuses.

God demonstrated great mercy towards us in giving Jesus Christ to be sin's sacrifice. Have you been faithfully showing mercy to others? Let the mercy you've been shown, motivate you to continue to give it out to others.