Osborne Baptist Church

This week Pastor Steve continues his series by teaching that living as “citizens of heaven” means practicing a lifestyle of generosity toward God and others. True generosity shapes every part of us; our thoughts, words, service, and giving which brings blessing, peace, and spiritual alignment with Christ.

This week we start a new series and Pastor Steve kicks it off by sharing that faith shapes who we walk with and how we live, calling believers to trust God beyond what they can see, understand, or control. True faith is lived out by obeying, giving, persisting, thanking, and trusting God in every season, even when prayers seem unanswered because God rewards those who seek Him and walk in righteous...

Pastor Stephen Griffith teaches this week that numbering our days leads to wisdom by counting on who God is: eternal and unchanging, while honestly recognizing the brevity of life and living with eternity in view. In response, we are called to use our time intentionally and count God’s blessings faithfully, trusting Him to establish our work as we live with gratitude and purpose.

This week Pastor Jason Barrow teaches that Christmas exists for family because, at the perfect time, God sent Jesus to rescue us from slavery to sin and adopt us into His spiritual family as beloved sons and heirs who can call Him “Abba, Father.” Because we are redeemed, united, and securely set in God’s family. Christmas is a season to live free enjoying, resting, investing in others, and growing...

Join us this week as Pastor Steve shares that Jesus, our Mighty God, brings order to a broken world, identity to seeking lives, and security to desperate hearts by revealing God’s light, grace, and truth through His life, death, and exaltation. Because Jesus is fully God and fully human, He overcomes darkness and the lies of being unlovable, unaccountable, or needing to strive for acceptance, invi...

This week our Children's Pastor, David Tuck teaches that when life doesn’t feel like Christmas, we need to change our perspective by seeing our circumstances through the victory of Christ, the only One worthy to open the scroll and make all things right. Recognizing God’s ultimate authority should transform us personally, in worship, in relationships, and in living missionally as we invite oth...

This week Pastor Steve continues his series about Noah, he shares how everything God establishes, from creation to covenants, is designed for humanity’s provision, redemption, protection, and blessing. He emphasizes that God’s actions, especially the gift of Jesus’ blood in the new covenant, reveal His desire to restore people and guide them toward obedience and relationship with Him.

Join us this week as guest speaker Jeff Ginn shares how Christians are called to walk together in the truth by living out genuine faith, praying for one another, and supporting those who serve God. He emphasizes working and witnessing together so that the church collectively advances the truth of Christ.

Join us this week as Pastor Steve continues his new series about Noah. He teaches that in a world filled with growing wickedness and human rebellion, but God remains sovereign, powerful, and deeply grieved by sin, yet faithful to remember and rescue those who trust and obey Him. Through Noah’s example, he emphasizes that genuine faith, trust, obedience, and heartfelt worship are what God honors an...

This week Pastor Steve starts a new series on Noah. He emphasizes that Noah’s faith led him to obey God in a corrupt world, becoming a model of righteousness through trust and obedience. It reminds us that while God’s judgment on sin is just, His mercy and grace is fulfilled through Jesus, the true “door” to salvation, which remains greater than our sin.

Through the cross, Jesus secured victory for every believer over the brokenness of the world, the weakness of our flesh, and the power of sin. By faith in Christ, we can live in triumph and freedom every day!

Guest speaker Daniel Ritchie joins us again on Sunday night as he speaks on part 2 of his message for Who's Your One.

Guest speaker Daniel Ritchie joins us as he speaks on part 1 of his message for Who's Your One.

In the book of Esther we can see that God fulfills His plans through His plans through His people by guiding them to act with courage, patience, and faith. He does this through confrontation, vindication, participation, celebration, and confirmation. God shows that He not only works for us but through us, turning trials into triumphs in His perfect timing.

In the book of Esther we can see that God fulfills His plans through His people by guiding them to act with courage, patience, and faith. He does this through confrontation, vindication, participation, celebration, and confirmation. God shows that He not only works for us but through us, turning trials into triumphs in His perfect timing.

As we continue our study of Esther, we see that waiting on God is not passive but an act of courage, faith, and wisdom as we trust Him to work behind the scenes. Even when the enemy plots or circumstances seem hopeless, God is always moving to open doors, change hearts, and secure victory for His people in His perfect timing.

We’re excited to ordain 2 pastors in our church this morning! God calls and equips leaders to shepherd His people with integrity of heart and skillfulness of hands. Ordination isn’t about status but a sacred trust to serve willingly, lead by example, and care for God’s church.

As we continue our study of Esther, we can see in her story that God has also placed each of us exactly where we are for His purposes... even when it involves risk or sacrifice. Like Esther, we’re challenged to courageously step into God’s plan, trusting that one life fully surrendered to Him can make an eternal difference.

Even when life feels confusing or unfair, God’s wisdom and sovereignty are always at work behind the scenes. Like Esther, we are called to trust His timing, make ourselves available, and believe His purposes for our lives are greater than anything we could plan.

When our hearts drift from God, sin can quickly take root and bring painful consequences. Yet, when we turn to Him in repentance, He is faithful to forgive, restore, and cover us with His abundant grace.

Today's message continues looking at the life of King David and calls men of God to live with courage, purpose, and integrity. True strength is found in listening to God, honoring others, and using your influence to serve rather than to be served.

Life between the  already  of God’s blessings and the  not yet  of a broken world brings tests of loss, integrity, faith, and endurance. David's life reminds us that while trials are inevitable, God uses them to grow us, strengthen our character, and lead us to trust Him fully.

Giants in life are intimidating and inevitable, but they must be faced through faith only, and not human weapons like "I'll try harder" or strife. Just as David defeated Goliath in the name of the Lord, we too can overcome every giant because real victory is found in God’s power and faithfulness, not in our own strength. It is God who gives us victory!

We're starting a new series today called Old Testament Faith and we'll be looking at the lives of 4 Old Testament characters over the next few months. Today we start with King David! Like David, we are called to obedience over sacrifice, valuing God’s presence above position, and faithfully reflecting His heart in every season of life.

In this message, our worship pastor Jason Wilson invites us to RE:SET—a fresh start rooted in repentance, renewal, and restored relationship with God—by deliberately returning to His presence and purpose after seasons of drifting. When we remember who God is and how deeply we matter to Him, we find the grace to turn from distractions, disappointment, and self-focus, and draw near to the One who st...