Bonners Ferry Baptist Church

In John 15, Christ said," I am the true vine." The same way that a grape vine produces grapes, we as Christians are to produce fruit. But we must abide in Christ (the vine), and he will produce the fruit in us, and will prune us to make us what we need to be. 

Continuing our series in the book of James, we come to James 4:5-7. James teaches us about our need to be humble and shows us the recipe to humble ourselves. The way to be humble is by submitting to God. 

We also take a break from the “Tale of Two Kings” series, and look at spiritual gifts God has given each one of us that is saved, and also look at how we should not neglect these gifts.

Since it is the Christmas season, we have taken a break from our series about Jesus comparing himself to other things, and we look at three gifts given to us from God. The gift of earthly success, eternal salvation, and enabling service.

In this message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series, we see a prayer David made while he was among the Philistines. You can find this prayer in Psalm 34. This message deals with how the Lord can deliver us from affliction.

Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. These are th words of Jesus, the one whose life was put to death for the salvation of the world. Please listen to this challenge in this message.

"…when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death”(James 1:15). In our Bible study in the book of James, we look at chapter 4, verses 5-10 and realize the grave danger of sinful lust.

"...when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death”(James 1:15). In our Bible study in the book of James, we look at chapter 4, verses 5-10 and realize the grave danger of sinful lust.

Last week, the message was about David fleeing from certain things, and how we need to flee from sin. But this week, the message focuses on what we should and shouldn’t flee to.

The Bible says that Christ is the Light of the world, but it also says that we as Christians are. The question is, are you letting your light shine before men as a Christian? 

“…when lust hath conceived, it bringeth forth sin; and sin, when it is finished, bringeth forth death”(James 1:15). In our Bible study in the book of James, we look at chapter 4, verses 1-4 and realize the grave danger of sinful lust.

Was it right for David to flee from Saul? Did he do the right thing? Are there things we as Christians should flee from? In this message, we learn that, indeed, there are times when we must flee from certain things.

In John 10, The Jews  for some reason still didn’t have enough proof that Jesus was Who He said He was. So they told him to tell them plainly what He meant. But it was because of the hardness of their hearts that they rejected him.

There is a point in everyone's life where they can feel completely lonely. But the truth is that every one of us as Christians will never be completely alone. God has even given us something that he withheld from his only Son for a time. Please tune in to hear this wonderful message by Pastor Derek Lowen.

Does the flesh war against the Spirit like Saul warred against David just for serving God? It surely does, and we as Christians must be prepared for battle against our flesh daily. And that’s what you will hear in this message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series.

Does the flesh war against the Spirit like Saul warred against David just for serving God? It surely does, and we as Christians must be prepared for battle against our flesh daily. And that’s what you will hear in this message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series.

Today, instead of focusing so much on John 10 where Jesus Christ says He is the good Shepherd, we look at David's perspective on the Lord as his Shepherd in Psalm 23.

In tonight’s Bible study in the book of James, we look at verses 13-18, and we look at the evil things about envy. We look at its companions, such as pride and strife, and many other things that will be helpful to you as a Christian.

Was Michal for David or against him? Did she love him as her own soul? In tonight’s message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series, we find who Michal, Saul’s daughter, was really like, and we find many lessons that we can learn from her example.

In John 10, we have been looking at the sheep, and also the thief that wants to destroy he sheep, but today we look at the chief Shepherd who cares for His sheep so much, that He has laid down His life for them. Please take time to listen to this wonderful message.

In tonight's Bible study in James, we look again at chapter 3, and 2 more things about the tongue: its frowardness and its fuel. Please listen to this message.

In the “Tale of Two Kings” series, we look at how Saul was willing to be deceptive in order to preserve himself. In tonight’s message, we look at the extreme dangers of being deceptive.

In John 10, Jesus deals with the fact that there is a thief out there trying to steal sheep from the Shepherd. What is the thief's intent? To steal, kill and destroy. But why is the good Shepherd come? To give life more abundantly. Please tune in.

“The tongue is a fire”, James says. In tonight’s Bible study in the book of James, we look at the negative impact the tongue can have. We also take a look at Proverbs 26:18-28, and realize the extreme danger of the tongue being misused.

Back in 1 Samuel 13, Saul disobeyed the Lord in what it seemed to be a small area. But one disobedience to God's Word can lead you down paths you never thought you would go down. In listening to this message, we hope you realize the importance of complete obedience, and also many other important truths.