Bible Baptist Church

Forgetfulness is an enemy of passion. Remembering, stirs the heart. We celebrate anniversaries, to help us remember our love and the journey we have been on with those that we love. Similarly, it is important for us to remember God, and what he has done in our lives. It will stir our hearts, and spur us on to a renewed passion and devotion for Him.

This sermon from John 9, examines the story of the man born blind. God used this man's trial as canvas for His own glory, and also a lesson to those who were relying on their own strength and goodness.

Variety is the spice of life. Many times in our jobs, friendships, relationships and even our walk with God, monotony leads to a dwindling passion. This message introduces our series, Ignite, and identifies characteristics of those, who like the church in Ephesus, have lost their first love and passion for God.

So often we, like the religious Pharisees of the Bible, desire justice and consequence for the sins of others. It is easy to overlook our own failures, while highlighting and holding others accountable for theirs. This message, we learn from Jesus and the woman caught in adultery, about having a passion for sinners.

This message from our series in 1 Peter, challenges us that who we are, shouldn't change because of where we are. Remembering our identity in Christ is what allows us to serve God as strangers in a broken world.

We often equate power and authority with greatness. However, in God's economy, serving is what sets leaders and greatness apart. This message will challenge you to use your gifts and abilities to serve others and glorify God!

From the Rich Young Ruler, we can learn a lesson about how God wants to replace what we value on earth with something of greater and eternal value.

As strangers in a world gone wrong, we need to have a mindset for victory. This message helps us to understand how to have a sober mind, prepared for war and work and we strive to live holy lives.

On this Father's Day, we were challenged about the need to lead in our families, churches and communities with true forgiveness.

This first message from 1 Peter, teaches us about God's grace which allows us to endure trials and difficulties as we live for God.

God gave a mission to the church to share the gospel and make disciples of all nations. This message challenges us about our role in world wide missions.

God has great plans for you. Sometimes fear, or our pasts can cause us to be content where we are. This message will challenge you to enlarge your vision about what you could do for Christ.

Paul told the Corinthian church that he gave them, what he had already received. So that begs the question - what have we been given? And do we have to offer to the Lord and to others? This message will remind you of what you've been given and challenge you to give it out to others!

A sermon from our verse by verse series through the book of Romans.

Why does scripture say that some people bear fruit thirty fold, some sixty, and some one hundred? How can we be Christians who bring forth much fruit from our lives. This final message from our series How to Grow teaches us how to bring forth much fruit for God's glory!

What do we do when someone has hurt or sinned against us? So often we allow hurt to go undealt with, wrecking carnage in our lives and in the body of the church. Today's message challenges us to take forgiveness personally and lays out the biblical first step to reconciliation.

A study of Romans 5:1-2.

Spiritual growth only comes through exercise. This sermon teaches us some practical exercises we should be careful not to neglect if we desire to grow in our relationships with Christ.

This sermon from our series, Reaching Out, teaches us about the power of faith in forgiveness. Forgiveness is letting go, and letting God.

In this message, we shift our focus from the soil, to the seed. Good soil does not produce growth without the proper seed. God's Word is necessary for our spiritual growth. Learn how we can desire the milk of the word!

This sermon looks at the life of the older brother in the story of the prodigal son. We learned some characteristics that often are present in the lives of outwardly religious, who don't have a relationship with the Father.

A sermon from our verse by verse series through the book of Romans.

The parable of the sower and the seed shows us three areas of life that can choke out spiritual growth in our lives. This message will help us to weed out the things in our hearts that stop us from growing in relationship with Christ.

On Mother's Day, we examined some lessons the scripture teaches that we can learn from children. Ask yourself this question, " What impact are you having on the next generation?"

A message from our verse by verse series through the book of Romans