Gibson First Baptist Church

In our series on faithfulness, we look at the story of Abraham, Sarah and Hagar. as this story displays what being unfaithful with what we are given looks like, and the consequences of that behavior, as we strive to live more faithfully - - - 1 Timothy 1:15 - a faithful saying worthy of all acceptance, that Jesus came to save sinners, of whom I am chief.

we continue our topic on faithfulness. Acting faithfully with what we are given, and that includes our children, the next generation.

we finish up our study in hebrews 11 on the topic of what our faith is based in.

We kick off the new year continuing our study about having faith and being faithful in the new year, highlighting this verse on why faith is so so important

we begin our new year study on the topic of faithfulness, with the topic of being faithful with what we are given, from our life to our building.

Finishing out the advent season with the topic of love. we discus and study, why the need for love this Christmas season, and why we should express that love, in this season especially

on our third week of the advent season, we look on the topic of joy. And for that topic we look to Joseph as he struggles to find joy in the coming messiah. and through this passage we look at how we may overcome the struggle to find joy, in the most joyful of days

We spend our second week in the advent season studying and celebrating peace, as we dive into the story of palm Sunday featuring the prince of peace, what he teaches and displays for us to have lasting biblical peace, today and this Christmas season.

we kick off advent season with a message on hope. on a passage that focused on the hope of the coming messiah to Davids house. we study that text and see what lasting hope in provides for us today.

we finish up our study in the early chapters of the gospel of John with John 4 and the story known as the woman at the well. We look at the context and how that message of the NOW translates today.

we continue our study through the book of John as we read a conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, as Jesus tells him and us to be born again, in the spirit and not in the flesh. And we look at what that means and should look like in life and the church.

We finish our study on the second half of John 2, looking at the story known as Jesus clearing the temple, as we talk about the anger epidemic sweeping over the world and what Jesus displays in this moment.

We begin our 2 week study into the gospel of John 2. This week we look at the story of Jesus first miracle and more specifically the servants. What they do and mirror for us and how we can be better servants.

We take time to study our churches mission verse in 1 Timothy 1:15 and the surrounding scripture, and the message and charge it has for us and the church at large in it - sorry for the technical difficulties with the audio at 4:55

We look at what the bible has to say our reputation is in God, and what his grace, and forgiveness looks like

We look at the impactful and timely story of Noah and how God and the importance of our obedience to the call of God.

we continue to explore the Biblical principle of speaking life, in proverbs 18 and James 3

Join us as we walk through what the biblical principle of speaking life and rejecting speaking death, looks like for us today, as we dive into the scripture.

we end our growing relationship series with the relationship we need to cultivate the most and that being Jesus

In Matthew 26 we see and study what Jesus wants, expects and hopes for in his friends, as we seek to be better friends to those around us, and better friends of God.

why Godly friends are important in the life of Christian, and how we can be better christ like friends to our friends both lost and saved. - - - We have had technical difficulties the past few weeks leading to an absence of post history

We kick off our three week study in John chapter 6, with the story famously known as the feeding of the five thousand, and what we can learn from the five thousand, the boy who provided the fish and loaves and the disciples themselves.

Philip Bertsch closes out our communities youth revival by delivering a message on Mark 2, as a few friends won't take no for an answer, on their way to see Jesus.

Night 2 of our first annual youth revival brings us the youth pastor of Mitchell full gospel, as he shares his testimony and how he lines up to the parable of the sower and seeds.

Our first annual back to school youth revival kicked off with our vary own pastor Brandon giving a timely message on choosing to follow God, choosing revival today!