Faith Baptist Up North

Pastor Michael brings us back to the narrative of Ruth, with Ruth and Boaz on the threshing floor. Listen along with your bibles open to Ruth 3:6-18 . For the PDF outline, click here .

Pastoral Candidate Terry Basham II brings us God's word from Genesis 3. For his PDF outline, click here .

Our guest speaker, one of our supported missionaries, brings God's word to us today from 1 Thessalonians . Listen now, and then join us in person next week.

We return to Ruth for this week's sermon - Naomi's Plan, from Ruth 3:1-6. Listen along with us, and hear the benefits of a holy, God-honoring life. For our PDF outline, click here .

Listen with us today as guest speaker Pastor Glenn Blossom takes us back to the book of Joshua, chapter 4 , and encourages us to remember who God is and what He has done in our lives. For a brief PDF outline, click here .

Witness the kindness of Boaz with us today in this message taken from God's word, in Ruth 2:14-23 . What a beautiful picture Pastor Michael paints in today's sermon. Click here for the PDF Outline.

Our first look at Boaz and his actions in this story of God's protection and provision. Join us in Ruth 2:4-13 this week. For the PDF outline, click here .

Pastor Michael continues in Ruth 2:1-3 with today's message.

We continue our time in Ruth as Pastor Michael teaches us of Ruth's love for Naomi, and her commitment cling to her, to follow her, to love her. Open your Bible to Ruth 1:14-22 and listen along with us. Click here for a PDF outline.

Pastor Michael takes us back to the book of Ruth in today's sermon from Ruth 1:6-14. Listen with us as he teaches of Ruth's love for her mother-in-law Naomi, Naomi's hope that God would show His faithful love to Ruth and Orpah, and Ruth's decision to hold fast to Naomi. What a great picture for us. Outline for download

Pastor Michael begins his new series on the book of Ruth with today's introduction as he explains the who, what, where, when and why of the story of Ruth and Naomi.

Today is Pentecost Sunday. What does that mean in the life of the church today? Why celebrate Pentecost? Listen to Pastor Michael.

Wrapping up John's gospel - easy peasy lemon squeezy. Listen as Pastor Michael walks us through this brief summary of John's gospel, telling us: 1) What is this book about? 2) Who does John say that Jesus is? 3) What was Jesus' mission? 4) How should we respond?

We close out the Gospel of Mark today with this message on the resurrection of Christ from Mark 16:1-8. Open your bibles and listen with us now! Then, plan to join us in person next Sunday.

We look today at Mark 15:40-47, and the story of Jesus' burial. Join us as Pastor Peterson opens God's word to teach of the significance surrounding this historic event, and how it remains relevant to each of us today. If you missed us in person this morning, we look forward to having you with us next Sunday morning at 10:30.

We're continuing in the gospel according to Mark, chapter 15 as Pastor Michael teaches on the death of Jesus from verses 33-39. Listen along with us.

Listen with us as Pastor Lamberson opens God's word to Mark 15:21-32 and revisits the crucifixion of Jesus with us. Celebrate the love of God for us, and share it with those you meet this week.

Last week, we heard what Jesus had done in his death , his burial, and his resurrection. This week, listen to what Jesus is doing right now, taken from Hebrews 7:23-25.

Listen to the best sermon ever preached! First by Peter on the day of Pentecost over two millennia ago and again today by Pastor Michael. The text is from Acts 2:22-28. Open your bibles and listen. HE IS RISEN!

Today, on Palm Sunday, we move ahead from Jesus' triumphant entry to look at the end of His trial as He is beaten, mocked, and prepared for crucifixion. Listen to this account of Jesus' love for you shown in what He endured. Open your bibles with us to Mark 15:16-20 for today's text.

Listen along with your bibles turned to Mark 15 as we hear of Jesus' response to Pilate's accusations.

Today we look at one of the saddest passages in God's word, as we look at Peter's denial in Mark 14:66-76. But as we will learn, this sadness is short-lived, mitigated by God's forgiveness through the work Jesus was doing on the cross. Peter's denial, as terrible as it was, gives us hope in our sin that God, a holy God, will forgive and save. Listen to Pastor Lamberson today.

Join us as we listen to Pastor Michael teach from 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 regarding our responsibility as church members for our church leaders.

From Mark 14:53-65 we hear of Jesus, alone in court, against the Jewish religious leaders, meeting in an illegal setting with an illicit goal. Learn how God's eternal truth needs no defense against made-up, false charges.

Jesus, betrayed in the garden, That's the setting for today's sermon from Mark 14:43-52. Open your bible and listen with us. What a great message of God's love for us!