Fraser Coast Baptist Church

Paul transitions his writing from teaching doctrine to expressing personal thoughts as he begins to close his letter to the Romans. This transition is very important to understand as Christians can fall into the trap of believing that certain words from biblical authors are applicable for all to follow; whereas, in reality, it was originally meant to be just for a particular few. Some examples of...

Paul continues to urge the church in Rome to maintain unity, particularly when disagreement comes with matters of opinion. This is especially true when it was planned from the beginning that God would include the Gentiles in His plan of redemption - the very people, whom the Jews were fighting with.

There is indeed freedom in Christ but when it comes to flaunting it before others who don't fully understand their liberties, the love we are instructed to demonstrate towards them, may go straight out the window if we're not careful. Paul encourages us to have peace, acceptance and love at the forefront of our lives, even more than the ability to express our freedom in Christ.

This week we talk about Judgement, which Paul addresses briefly midway through Romans 14. Pastor Tim takes some time to discuss what judgement may entail, while asking the important question of whether you're ready to face it.

We are launching a new ministry at Fraser Coast Baptist this week! It will be an extension of the food pantry we currently have and will be more intentional about how we go about supporting those in Hervey Bay, who are struggling with affording the basic necessities of life.

Paul deals with issues within the 1st century church and it's amazing how 2000 years later, generally the same issue is around today. How are we to deal with people who think differently to us when it comes to doctrines that are non-salvific and practices that aren't sin? PS. Please excuse the brief technological failure just before the 19 minute mark. Lasts for about 2 minutes.

Paul now turns the Christian's attitude and behaviour from not just the government but towards everyone we come across in society, namely our neighbour. May we be Christians whose outside behaviour always matches the inward reality that makes us a child of God!

It's a question that needs to be answered as we reflect on the last few years in Australia and maybe the future.

After studying Romans 12:21, it's an important question to answer when you read about overcoming in Revelation.

Paul concludes Romans 12 with practical issues surrounding the Christian's behaviour when it comes to outsiders, particularly those who endeavour to cause us havoc and sometimes even harm. All too often we become overcome by this evil. This message reminds us that we have the power to overcome and Pastor Tim encourages us how to utilise that power.

What would it be like if every believer at Fraser Coast Baptist Church did what Paul instructs here in Romans 12? One could just imagine!

Ask Me Anything - this is a question that has been asked as Fraser Coast Baptist Church is looking to change their constitution when it comes to church membership.

The Apostle Paul uses the analogy of a human body to represent the church. The question to answer is which body part are you? In other words, what role does God desire you to play in fulfilling the Great Commission through your local congregation? Everyone has a role to play! Some are big and some are little. Therefore, whatever gift God has given you to live out your role, the plea from Paul is t...

We have one simple instruction in Romans 12:2 but how many times do we follow it? Maybe this is the reason we struggle so much with sin or getting distracted with the things of this world.

We begin Romans chapter 12 with what it truly means to worship Jesus. But what is our motivation in presenting ourselves a living sacrifice and how often do we actually do it?

Paul concludes this chapter with a doxology. Check out how much application can be applied to our lives just through these few verses that Paul devotes to glorifying God.

Does God have a plan for the Jews? We believe so and these next few verses of Romans 11 gives us some insight into what they are.

Here is the next set of questions being answered in our AMA (Ask Me Anything) series.

This message concludes the 3-part series called, Fearfully & Wonderfully Made.

Part 2 of a 3 sermon series entitled, "Fearfully & Wonderfully Made."

This is the first of three messages in a sermon series on 5 truths that show we are fearfully and wonderfully made. You will see that these truths turn into purposes that God wants us to fulfil here on earth. The question to ask yourself is are you balancing all 5 truths/purposes in your life right now?

Resurrection Sunday sermon at Fraser Coast Baptist Church paralleling the significance of Christ's resurrection with our new resurrected heart. Here are ten truths you need to know about who you are as a child of God. The dare feeds off the question, "What are you going to do about it?"

Understanding this passage of Scripture, which Paul is writing to the church in Rome, would help you in accurately interpreting the verse found in Revelation 3:16.

It's a question that is so confronting, so vast in nature and so puzzling at times; however, Pastor Tim does his best to present his perspective, trying to answer it from both a natural and moral evil standpoint. The other important aspect in answering this question is to present the answer from both a non-believer's perspective as well as a believer's one. Pastor Tim endeavours to do both within...

Steve Muller is a guest speaker with Creation Ministries International as well as pastoring Gladstone Home Church, working as a teacher during the week and perfecting his craft as a sketch artist in his spare time. This sermon was preached at Fraser Coast Baptist Church and reveals the truth about what actually happened to the dinosaurs.