Bible Baptist Church

This first sermon in our series, examines the parable of the sower in the seed in Mark 4. This parable teaches us principles about spiritual growth, and what is stopping us from growing in our relationships with God.

God has blessed us in incredible ways. However we often squander God's blessings, or use them for our own good. This message challenges us to use God's blessings to reinvest in the kingdom and reach out to others!

A message from our verse by verse study through the book of Romans.

Many things in life can steal our attention. So often, we can go through our lives with no passion, care or attention to the many around us who are lost, and in need of the gospel. This message, we learn from the intentional mindset of our Saviour about how we can have a passion for lost souls!

What is the value of our good works? Do they earn us favour or righteousness with God? This study from Romans 4 unpacks the importance and proper perspective of our good works.

This message from Mark, examines the power of God. Just because we had the power of God, doesn't mean that we have it now. Sometimes we get so distracted that we lean on our own strength instead of seeking God and his power. Let's not focus on religious squabbles so that we miss the spiritual battle!

This sermon from Romans 3 examines the relationship between our works and the law.

This message from our series "Reaching Out" challenges us to evaluate our attitudes when confronted with others needs. So often we look at others as a bother, or issue - but Christ looked at them as people of value and opportunities.

A look from Romans 3:21-31 on the work of our Saviour, in rescuing us from sin.

Discipleship is a mission that was given to all of us who are a part of the New Testament church. Discipleship only happens through purposeful and intentional relationships. This message examines Paul's use of family relationships to describe his purposeful disciple of the new believers in Thessalonica.

Good evening and welcome to our Sunday Evening Bible Study! Join us for a study through the book of Romans. If you're watching online, don't forget to comment below! If you have questions for our staff about something you hear in the service, or would like to find out how to take the next step in your spiritual journey, connect with us here: www.ourbiblebaptist.ca/connect

Relationships are vital to our health and happiness. Often times, without the proper effort and focus relationships can lose passion and purpose. This sermon from 1 Peter 3, gives us two principles on how to keep the proper passion in all of our life's relationships.

Good evening and welcome to our Sunday Evening Bible Study! Join us for a study through the book of Romans 3. If you're watching online, don't forget to comment below! If you have questions for our staff about something you hear in the service, or would like to find out how to take the next step in your spiritual journey, connect with us here: www.ourbiblebaptist.ca/connect

From the famous story of the boy and his small lunch, we learn a great lesson. Jesus is not looking for us to sacrifice what we don't have, but rather for us to give him what we do. Lay your time, talents and abilities at the feet of Jesus and allow Him to work through you!

This sermon from Romans 3 examines the justification we have through faith in Christ.

The Pharisees were extremely passionate and zealous religious leaders. However, they often cared more about the external actions of others than they did about others hearts. Jesus set us an example of loving and caring for others. This message will remind us that Jesus cares for us, and challenge us to care about others, not just about their actions.

This sermon helps us to understand the weight of our sin, but also the goodness of God in our lives.

Jesus is not interested in simply reforming our behaviour but in transforming us from the inside out. This sermon teaches us how the Gospel can transform us.

Learn from the story of Blind Bartimaeus about how Christ has the cure for our spiritual blindness, and how all are welcome to follow Him.

This message from Romans 3, continues to look at the effects of sin of our lives and peace.

No matter our struggle, whether physical or spiritual needs, Jesus is the answer. This message will challenge us to, in our time of need, reach out to Jesus!

This message from Luke 5 challenges us to not allow our religion to stop us from helping others to Jesus. Let's be people of great faith, leading others to Him.

Our vision can be blurred by many things. In John 4 Jesus was showing his disciples that he wanted them to have a clear vision, viewing people's eternal needs, not focusing on their physical. This message will encourage us to look up from ourselves, reach out to those around us.

This message is from our 2022 Vision Sunday. Pastor Yeomans shared the theme for our new year and began this new series encouraging us to look up, and reach out.

A sermon from Matthew by Pastor Al Stone