Fraser Coast Baptist Church

1 Timothy 3:2

Paul describes the role of an overseer as a good work or a noble task. This is a trustworthy saying! As Pastor Tim begins an exegesis of 1 Timothy 3, he parallels it with the role of a mum with it being Mother's Day.

Why is Church Leadership Lacking today? Is it God or is it us?

Verse 9 seems to indicate that there are two conditions for salvation but is that true? Hasn't Paul been teaching salvation is by faith alone. Pastor Tim explores why confession of the mouth is included in this passage. Also talked about in this message are topics of Compatibilism, the faith spoken about by Paul vs the faith spoken about by James in chapter 2 of his epistle, Disillusionment, and t...

Are we saints or are we sinner-saints? Pastor Tim addresses this important question as he continues to expound on why he's convinced Paul is talking about when he was a Jewish unbeliever. This message will not just help you grasp a stronger understanding of what Paul is trying to say but will enable you to understand more of your identity - who you are in Christ - and more significantly, help...

Is there a way to share your faith regularly with friends and family without awkwardness? Check out this message and find out.

We've been talking about the people of influence in our lives, both who we are influenced by and hopefully, who we are trying to influence. But should we be prioritising who we are trying to influence in our Christian life. This message concludes who that priority should lie with.

This message kicks off our new series entitled, Called to Influence, where the hope is that Fraser Coast Baptist Church would be filled with growing disciples of Jesus Christ, reproducing themselves to make other disciples and consequently, being more effective in their evangelism. In order for that to happen, the church needs to step in the shoes of Paul and declare the same as he did in 1 Corint...

Racism is still around today as it was thousands of years ago. Is there an answer to resolving this divisive issue? Listen to this insightful message by Steve Muller as he brings a biblical answer to racism and equips us with ways to tackle the issue right at the core.

Have you wondered why your witnessing falls flat and people fail to respond? Many comment that science has disproved the Bible and therefore it is not relevant to today's modern world. But what's the answer? Can the majority of scientists really be wrong? Discover the answers with Steve Müller as you listen to this powerful message.

We take a look at Isaiah 53 from the perspective of physical healing, particularly when referenced in the eighth chapter of Matthew's gospel account.

Hear what's in store for FCBC this coming year.

A number of questions arise when you notice who from the tribes of Israel are included in the 144000. This message aims to answer why some are missing and others are included?

In response to Paul saying that there is no partiality with God, he explains why the Jew and the Gentile will be judged by the same standard - God's perfection! The good news is that we can have confidence when it comes to God's judgement. Question is: do you have that confidence?

Emmanuel or Immanuel? Regardless of which spelling you prefer, there is great significance for us in this name that Jesus, the Son of God reflects. May this Christmas message be an encouragement and/or inspiration into discovering a new application for us in response to the reality that God is indeed, with us!

Paul concludes the book of Romans with a doxology, praising the Heavenly Father for who He is. It's acknowledged that this may not have been the original place where Paul broke out in this word of priase to God; nevertheless, we are confident it was inspired by God to be included in Paul's epistle so the hope is that you may gain some deeper understanding of who God is through this small p...

You will see that this small passage of Scripture provides evidence for the accuracy and legitimacy of this epistle to the Romans.

Join Pastor Tim as he answers another question from the congregation, being part of the Ask Me Anything series.

We are all in this ministry (what we call the local Church) together. Romans 16 shows us that Paul never worked alone and there seems to be quite a number of people who helped him fulfil God's purposes in his life.

How do you react when things don't go your way? This passage presents some great insight into Paul's life when things didn't go his way either. There are some hidden gems we can all learn from Paul as we conclude chapter 15.