Join us each Sunday morning at 11:00am to Worship
Study the Bible each week on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm
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Bible intake is a very important part of Spiritual Discipline. We know that hearing, reading, and studying God’s Word strengthens our pursuit of godliness. This week, let us focus on the importance of memorizing God’s Word. Many Christians look at
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “Building on A Solid Foundation” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Duke; including scriptures from Luke 6:37-49; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, guest pianist Mrs. Julie Bradley and the choir.
In addition to hearing and reading God’s Word, you can also practice Bible intake by studying God’s Word. Jerry Bridges wrote, “Reading gives us breadth, but study gives us depth.” Consider these three examples of those who had a heart
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “The Cost of Blessing Others” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Duke; including scriptures from Luke 6:20-36; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, pianist Cheryl Walker and the choir. Dr.
Last week I wrote about the importance of the Spiritual Discipline of Bible intake; that is, hearing God’s Word. This week I want us to focus on a second way to have Bible intake by reading God’s Word. We need
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “God Comes Down” given by guest preacher Rev. Jim Keating; including scriptures from Exodus 3:1-15; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, guest pianist Mrs. Julie Bradley and the choir. Today
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “Called to Worship” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Duke; including scriptures from Luke 6:1-19; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, pianist Cheryl Walker and the choir. Dr. Duke was
Over the next few weeks, I want us to think together about the following Spiritual Discipline: the importance of making the Bible an essential part of our daily lives. To do so will require diligence and discipline. No Spiritual Discipline
Video Summary Worship service featuring the sermon “Why Does This Sound So Radical” given by Interim Pastor Dr. Bill Duke; including scriptures from Luke 5:12-39; and music performed by music director Risa Poniros, pianist Cheryl Walker and the choir.
We Baptists are passionate people about the Bible. We like being known as a people of the (Book) Bible. As a child I was raised up in the Baptist church. The first song I can remember learning begins like this: