First Baptist Church of Ferndale WA - online media

We love today again at the qualities that Jesus has and the qualities that are available to us thruough Him

John continues in his gospel to explain Who Christ is and why He came as the God-man.

John opens his gospel with John the Baptist introducing Jesus as the main and most important character both in this gospel and in our lives.

John starts his gospel explaining that Jesus is God in a way that even children can understand and shows us how that applies to our lives.

In the last in the series on Malachi, we continue to look at "the Day of the Lord" and what it means to the righteous.

Malachi is not where you would usually look to read about coming events, but it does give us a place to start to learn about the Day of the Lord.

God gives His final answer to the critics of Malachi's time and at the same time gives us a description of a godly person.

God gives a gracious invitation, even though the Isrealites were not following His law. We look today at that invitation and what it means to us.

We see today from Malachi that human justice (or righteousness) does not equal God's justice.

120 year anniversary

Mom's happy place is a place of peace. Today we see what it takes to have that peace.

We see in Malachi why God hates divorce. God is the One that institued marriage and made it a special thing. But there is so much more to marriage, as we see today.

Marriage is a serious matter, both to man and to God. It can have serious consequences if handled wrongly. We see today what God's instructions are for both the married and the unmarried.

In Malachi 2, we see an example of righteous leadership in what Levi did and then the covenant God made with him as result and what that means to us.

We see in Malachi 2 that God has good news for us.

God through Malachi gave the priests a warning. But it is one we should also head.

In Malachi 2, God gives the priests a warning. And as Christians, we also are priests and so need to pay attention to the warning He has given.

We look again at Israel's relationship to God and how it should be one of respect, since He is both their Father and their Master.

As we begin our study of the book of Malachi, we see that there is a problem with Isreal's relationship with God and what we can learn from it.

We all know that we need to watch our physical diet. But we also need to be watching our spiritual diet.

As we come to the conclusion of Hebrews 12, God wants you to know that you have been extended every possible advantage necessary for your success and that He expects you to use what He has given you.

I read recently about a restaurant in Seattle that charges $200 for a dinner for two. But in Hebrews 12, we are going to learn about an even more expensive dinner.

In the previous message from Hebrews 12, God challenged us to endure as we run the race. Today, He is going to give us a key piece of wisdom about how to endure.

God calls all Christians to run in a "race". Today we are going to see what this race is and how we are to run in it successfully.

Have you ever reached out to help someone, perhaps a child, and have them pull their hand away and say, "No, I want to do it myself"? Jesus came to do something for the Jewish people, God's Chosen People, and they wouldn't let Him.