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Johnny Yeomans
The word Abide is the central part of the whole process of the Comforter.God does not want a time slot He wants a home.
Join us as we ask Bob Mach Sr questions about is many years on the mission field in the Ivory Coast.
God knows what is best for our life even when it doesn't seem clear, fair, or good. Satan wants to destroy us but God wants to define us.
What you are tuned into you turn into.The Book will keep you from sin or sin will keep you from the Book.
in this passage God introduces the Holy Spirit which completes the Trinity. Do not underestimate the significance of the Holy Spirit.
The gospel breakdown all the barriers and should bring unity, but the gospels also creates spiritual division.
Every single one of us are prone to wonder and want a different relationship then the one we have with Jesus.
we look in the book of Colossians and see two commands, two lists, and two reasons on how to live a holy life.
The only way to achieve heaven is through Jesus Christ. This is one achievement you and I will never achieve on our own.
How did Jesus allow the man who would betray Him to sit in the honor seat? It is only possible through the incredible love of Jesus Christ
What does the washing of the disciples feet have to do with Judas betraying Jesus? Jesus knowing all He knew about Judas He still offered him a part of Himself.if Jesus can serve His own traitor you can serve anyone.
When we abide with Jesus in the word, it stokes a fire that fuels obedience, worship, and witness.
We have to self promote and make sure we look good, but our worth is not in the human race our worth is in Jesus Christ.
In Ephesians 4 God tells us to put off put on and why. Sometimes we miss the why and the why is important if we want to live a holy life.
At judgement day, it will mot be our perception of life, but our reception of the words of Jesus Christ. The words of Jesus Christ bring life everlasting
The only job the people in Haggai had was to build the temple. Our job may not be to build the temple, but we do have a job to build the Kingdom for Christ.
Jesus had to remind the disciples of who He was after they got used to all the miracles He did.
God tells us to out off certain things and put on other things. He also tells us why this is important.
We need to walk differently then the world. We need to change the attitude we have towards holiness.
You and I should be walking, talking advertisement for Jesus Christ. Advertising is not just a product it's a lifestyle.
Jesus death was actually the most glorious thing he could do. Why? Because his death would produce life for us.
Often we think as exaltation as something physical and prestigious, but what if it is just an invitation to come and see the King of Kings.
Holiness is more of a direction than a destinations. We will not be completely holy until we reach Heaven.
"The stage had been set for the greatest drama in history, during which man would do his worst and God would give His best." Warren Wersbe
The moment we fight for our platform over His presence, we step into danger dressed in our desire.
As Christian's we know Christ but are we pursuing a deep transformational relationship with Him?
God is trying to do something. He has moved us out of your comfort zone for a reason. Obedience brings an incredible blessing
We should be comforted by the promise of whosoever but also motivated by the challenge of whosoever.
God gave us the perfect answer for all the questions we have, but it doesn't mean they are easy answers.We know our pain is for a purpose but it doesn't mean we like it.
The only possession you can actually take to heaven with you are your children. What are you pointing them too?
In Order to reject such a clear and definitive line that Jesus has drawn you would have to draw a line just as firm as His.
It is impossible to be neutral about Jesus. You are either in or your out, you are ether mine or your not.
In this passage we can see the our culture today. We see the worldly culture and well as the church's culture.
Jesus asked many times for the cup to pass from Him, but it was God's plan for Him to take the cup.
You cannot and will not be content without Christ not true contentment. Don't let contentment be tied to circumstance
The good shepherd give His life for His sheep.He did not die as a martyr, killed by men: He died as a substitution willingly laying down His life for us.
As long as we think we can do it on our own then we are blind. Pride blinds us and pride destroys relationships
Paul had an extremely heavy debt laid on him. We have the same debt as Paul did even in this day and age.
When someone makes an assumption that's bad enough but what's worse is when the assumption gets put into action as truth.The Jews assumptions about Jesus were clouding there judgement.
The bible is full of commandments and truths to keep us inside the boundaries God has set up for us.
We have all been blind from birth and Satan is trying to blind us from things everyday. Jesus gives us a way to get rid of our blindness and if we have faith receive sight.
We look at the world horizontally but God looks at the world vertically. We may taste death but we will never see death
Living in our past experiences can lead us to lying to ourselves. Experience is a great teacher, but not an infallible guide.
Jesus will not hesitate to give you the bad news, but he will always present a path forward. Real freedom is the ability to say no to our own ever changing desires
What if our expectations do not align with the intentions of Jesus? We know what we want, but He knows what we need
a new sermon series about famous and often quoted verses in the bible in their original context. Paul is writing to the church of Corinth a series of warnings using the nation if Israel as an example.
Sin is the one thing that every human being has in common. Although Jesus is eager to reveal your sin, He is also eager to forgive your sin
If we aren't careful we can go this whole year and go nowhere spiritually. Here are some things the Israelites did that caused them to go nowhere
Join us for our candle light Christmas Eve service as we celebrate The Light of the World. The Light of the World dispels darkness.
Take a look at how David encourages himself when he has lost everything and the people turn against him.
These names show both the full Deity of God and the full humanity of God. We needed the Son of God to be lifted up but we needed the Son of Man to die.
The Name of Jesus is not any ordinary name. It is the name above every name.Emmanuel God with us. Jesus is Emmanuel God in the Flesh
John and Peter had a boldness that baffled the religious people of the time. Do we have a boldness that matches John and peter.
What would it look like for you to live in the light of the resurrection. How would it impact your daily life?
We need to be reminded of the importance of letting our light shine.Part of being a Christian we have the opportunity to shine as a light in this dark world.
"The most important conversations you'll have are the ones you'll have with yourself"Jon Acuff
There are a ton of pressures going on in this world but we must not let that affect our decision about Jesus
We can learn what not to do from the example of the Israelites on how to behave in our trouble world.
See in this passage in James the simple and practical ways we can deepen our walk with the Lord
Jesus is the only way to heaven not everyone understands that and not everyone follows that.
God wants to use your story for His glory. What we ask for sometimes is not what we need. God will give us what we need.
Are you a self righteous hypocrite? Ask yourself these 3 questions to see if you are a self righteous hypocrite.
Join us for our afternoon of praise and worship time with testimonies and scripture reading.
Everyday we are tempted to compromise our beliefs to have a greater influence in this world. Are we here for a greater influence or are we here to accomplish what God wants us to accomplish.
What would Jesus think?We must follow the example of Jesus and think about how he would think in every situation in our lives.
Everything changes when we dwell in Christ and Him in us. Fully consuming Him so He can live through us.
You get to choose what soundtracks you hear on a daily basis. You can replace the wrong soundtrack with the right ones. This is simple but not always easy to do.
God gave the Isrealites Manna to sustain them physically but also to show them they need God to spiritually sustain them for the rest of their days.Jesus is the drawing agent to bring us to the Father.
Jesus demonstrates how to show compassion in three different ways that we can practice in our lives each day
If you come to Him he will in no wise cast you out. There is nothing that you can do to him that will make him cast you out.
Joshua had some victories but he also had some failures, but God really used him to help God's people conquer the promise land. He stayed focused on the mission given by God
We see David is discourage in the Psalms when he is on the run from Saul, but during the the time of uncertainty his heart is fixed on God as he sings Psalms to Him.
This title was put on Pastor Yeomans heart as he dealt with a personal struggle this week.
Looking at the life Gideon and the people God used and who are ready to fight the battle of life.
After the feeding of the 5,000 Jesus tests the disciples on what they have learned from the miracle. And the things He tests the disciples on we can take and learn how to pass the tests in our own lives.
Join us as Keith Stensaas talks about his ministry and opens the floor to questions about Uganda and his ministry.
There are time in all of our lives where we come to a screeching halt in what we believe would be our plans and we have not got a clue what step to take. It may be that God is trying to get our attention or it may be God wants us to sit still and be patient. Whatever it is if you listen God will show you what to do.
What is the solution to your problem?Jesus cares about your needs.Look with us as Jesus finds the solution to the problem of feeding the 5,000
join us as we see in the book of John how Jesus gives testimony and puts people on the stand to show evidence that he is Jesus the Son of God.
"If men refuse Him and turn away from Him now, some day they will have to meet Him. Some day they will have to face Him in their sins when it is too late to be saved. He who would have given life will then have to be their Judge."Harry Ironside
hear our missionary Cody Crevar give a message from the book of Luke about the resurrection of Jesus
Find principles to help you have victory over your bad thought patterns. Everyone struggles with unbiblical thought patterns like worry, anxiety, pride, overthinking, and others.
Are you willing to set aside your personal view of God, and replace it with the accurate and correct view of God?What we believe about God affects every part of our lives.
Find principles to help you have victory over your bad thought patterns. Everyone struggles with unbiblical thought patterns like worry, anxiety, pride, overthinking, and others.
We put Guardrails in our life to keep us safe. Today we are looking at biblical guardrails to put in our life to help us live our life for the Lord.
Join us on our Share Hope Sunday as find what hope is and how to share with the people around us.
Look with us as we look through the books of the bible called the Minor prophets and why and how God used them.
Are we competing for dominance in our life, rather than allowing Jesus to have preeminence?
Here is a list in Psalms to help us work through our emotions and help having a fret free life
Here is a list in Psalms to help us work through our emotions and help having a fret free life
We are finishing off our series on the themes of the book of Hebrews as we summarize all we have learned
God will only forgive your sins when the blood of Jesus Christ, the Passover Lamb, is applied to you.
Looking in the last chapter of Hebrews we are looking at a reoccurring phrase we see in this chapter.
In Hebrews it compares our life and a race. The Christian life is not a walk in the park. It is race of faith something we need to work through.
We look at Jesus first miracle from the perspective of the other characters and see how they react to Jesus miracle.
There is a universal worldwide problem we all have to battle. Small word big problem. It is sin and we have become calloused to casual sin in the world
Join us and our Cantata sing about our God and his love for us while we were yet sinners Christ died for us, but it did not end there because he is alive today.
look with us as the prophecy of Zechariah is fulfilled by Jesus when he comes in the New Testament.
using the witnesses in bible they are testifying to you the life of faith is worth it. What would they say?
If you are a believer of Jesus Christ you have a responsibility to each other and to help each other.
The vision statement of Bible Baptist Church our heart beat, our drive, our purpose, and our desire for every single individual. Look with us in John how this statement was put into practice.
We can be saved and just wondering around and not having enough faith to move forward for God
by John the Baptist calling Jesus the Lamb of God it would have immediately gotten peoples attention. |This was a lamb sent by God. but not just the Jew but the World.
There are two type of rest we are going to talk about one is given and one you take. follow us in Hebrews as we learn about the rest we have in God.
We live in a world that is going through an identity crisis.We as christians need to find our identity in Christ
God uses His people , The Isrealites, as examples for how we should live ours lives today.
“No matter how hard we try, God is unreachable!”While we are in this fleshly body, the only way we can see and know God is through His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ.
When we are trying to be Rooted in Jesus we often look at the roots we want to grow, but we can't forget about the roots we need to cut out.
If we are going to be rooted in Jesus Christ what exactly are we rooted in? Who is Jesus? We need to know exactly what nutrients we are drawing.
If we are not careful, it is possible for a true follower of Christ to fall short or fall away. Hebrews gives us a great warning against this.
all human beings talk about the same thing... ourselvesYou can show others Christ by just living your life and sharing your story.
What is the right response to someone suffering or the suffering we witness in our own lives?
When you don’t know what to do, do what you know to do. Follow Aquila and Priscilla and they just do what they know to do for the Kingdom of God.
It's not about the rules: but about the relationship. This is how we navigate with a broken world full of sin.
Everyone has an opportunity for growth in this area. Growth will only come when we realize we have fallen short in this area.
We see even on this earth under the sun we can enjoy relationships and the days of our youth.
Life is tough but we can live victoriously through Christ If we follow our eternal purpose.
Things will go wrong in life we need to embrace the Injustice, Discomfort, and Correction on earth under the sun.
Wondering often leads to wandering. We all go through season in our life we have to embrace and trust God is leading us in the direction he would like us to go.
Even though we know to do it sometimes it is hard to do the basics in Christianity. If we let little sins go unconfessed eventually they won't be little sins.
There is a battle raging around us everyday that we need to fight against with the Truth of Gods Word. We are made for more then sitting on the sidelines and let the world pass us by.
Solomon tried the things of this world to find contentment in life. He came to the conclusion that the things of this world are great for a season but in the end are dead ends.
It is so easy in our life to make excuses. making excuses is a bad habit especially in our spiritual life.
Join us as we walk with Jesus on his way to the cross, and how it applies to our life today.
No matter what stage of your life you are in there is always something we are figuring out. Solomon walked through some things in life and will help us figure how to navigate life.
We need to have a posture that seeks what the Lord would want us to do. Are you seeking the will of the Lord in your life? What is our spiritual attitude?
Look with us in the bible why God allows bad things to happen in this world. The Lord is in control
Prayer is a powerful thing, but collective prayer is exponentially powerful. One of the greatest tools we have in offense against Satan is the fervent prayer of God’s people.
The Cultural Characteristics of the people in Jesus day and how to learn from their mistakes.
Paul explains to us through is letters to the church of Corinth how to respond when you are disappointed by people.
How would we know if someone is going through the motions? This is the question Malachi tries to answer
Follow along in the scripture and see why baptism is such a huge part of following Christ.
See where God first uses Joshua to lead His people. Joshua was there and was ready to be used. Are you ready for when God calls on you to be used for him?
Satan wants unfocused, unresolved, weak christians to fight the subtle war of this world. we can not let this subtle war find its way into our christian life and our church family.
"You cannot defeat a suffering saint, who has found God’s grace sufficient." Gary Duty When Christians endure persecution for living out the truth, victory is assured.
Jesus teaches this rich young ruler, the disciples and us today what it means to love Him and follow Him daily
walk with us through the scripture what it means to serve in the office of a deacon in the church.
Just about every temptation you have corresponds with these 3 areas. The lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. Satan tries to attack and divide our unity on things that are not important.
We should all be missionaries to the lost world around us. We should all be on Mission for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
We need to make sure our behavior is fitting for the body of Christ. When we are right with God our beliefs should effect our behavior.
See Jesus responses to 3 would be followers of Him. Jesus knew what was in their heart, mind, and what their motivation was when they wanted to follow Him.
The most important question Jesus Christ ever asked was "But whom say ye that I am?" We all have to answer this question. Who is Jesus to you? What us your path to being a disciple of Jesus Christ?
We are all different but we all need to get along. There is unity in the body of Christ.
Following the disciples journey of running from persecution to rejoicing in persecution by being obedient to the Holy Spirit.
The amount we serve Christ and others is determined by how much we love. And how much we love God and others, is determined by how much we believe we have been forgiven. This parable reminds us that we should give our lives to God because we have all been forgiven much.
Will you use all the resources God has given you to serve Him? So often we give God the minimum requirement, when we should give Him our all.
“Half of the misery in the world comes from trying to look, instead of trying to be, what one is not.” - George McDonald One of the most damaging and deceitful lies we tell, is when we lie with our lives. On Sunday we were challenged from the Bible account of Ananias and Sapphira. This strict lesson should remind us to focus more on internally being right with God, more than simply externally looking right with God.
Doing the will of God is not a recipe to avoid pain or grief in our lives. However, when we find and live out our God given purpose, it allows us to have joy - even in the midst of our trials!
The action of church attendance is important. However what is equally important is the attitude and spirit of church attendance. This sermon examines some principles that help us understand how to come to church.
Conflict is unavoidable in life. Every relationship we have is another opportunity for conflict. This messages walks through the book Philemon, and examines a biblical pattern for conflict resolution and restoring broken relationships.
A major aspect of the church, is Biblical fellowship and community. This sermon helps us understand that fellowship is so much more than small talk and a coffee in the lobby, but rather a sustaining and supporting love for one another in the trials of life.
It matters for Christ not just what we do, but why we do it. Let everything we do be done for Christ and a heart of love for Him!
The church is so much more than just a place to attend, it is a place to belong. Psalm 84 gives us principles about having a heart for the house of God, and making it our place of belonging.
We can often overlook the power of small things. When surrendered to God, even the weak things of earth or the little details of life can be used mightily.
What is the church? And what makes it so unique. This sermon introduces our new series "A Beautiful Bride" which examines what the Bible says about the church, and how you personally should be involved.
We pass by individuals every day. We are often consumed with our own needs or schedule, too busy to make time. We are drawn to things that yield major results. Peter and John fixed their eyes on one individual and made a difference with the message of the gospel.
From the beginning of time, Satan has been attacking the home. Strong churches are built up of strong families, and Satan would love to destroy both. Learn some principles from Joshua about how to have strong families that follow after God together.
The early church was marked by their care and generosity for one another. They shared what they had with others, because they had a deep love for God and others. As we keep our eyes on Christ, and the needs of others, we too can develop a spirit of biblical generosity in our family and church.
Each one of us is created by God for a purpose. Are you really living in and fulfilling your purpose? This message looks at the life of Gideon, and examines how we might ask, accept and act on our God-given purpose.
There are many reasons why we don't change the things we need to. Our greatest need for change is to change our eternal destination, and to have our sins forgiven. This sermon, examines a message preached by Peter - and clearly shares the power of Jesus Christ and the gospel to save you!
What excuses have you been giving God? This sermon examines Moses' response to God's call, and challenges us not give God excuses.
God demonstrated great mercy towards us in giving Jesus Christ to be sin's sacrifice. Have you been faithfully showing mercy to others? Let the mercy you've been shown, motivate you to continue to give it out to others.
With each new generation, comes cultural and preferential differences. These differences have often become the source of conflict or division within the church. However, a healthy church is always made up of multiple generations being unified, equipped, and growing together. This passage gives us principles from Paul and Timothy about how to do multi-generational ministry well.
In the Christian life, it's not enough to just go through the motions. You must be connected to the source. It is the Holy Spirit that gives us power and effectiveness. This message teaches us, from the day of Pentecost, the importance of being filled with and connected to the Holy Spirit.
We continue to examine the prayer's of the Apostle Paul, and expand our prayer list. This week we learn to pray for strength, patience, joy and thanksgiving.
There will always be bad apples. Many have experienced church hurt and pain because of the actions of others. Will you allow yourself to be discouraged and hindered by the actions of others? Or will you continue to advance the cause of Christ?
This sermon continues to study Paul's prayer for the Philippians, and help us to learn better how and what to pray.
What is your focus? Are your eyes on your circumstances, or on the Lord? Focused on yourself or on the people around you that have need? If we are to live in our purpose, we must open our eyes to the needs of people around us.
Wake up, go to work, come home, relax, go to sleep, repeat. So often, life becomes a continuous pattern of mediocrity leaving us with this question... isn't there more to life than this? This year, our theme for 2023 is Purpose - Made for More! This message from the book of Acts will challenge you that God has a great purpose for you. You were made for more!
As we enter a New Year, let's examine Paul's prayer in Philippians 1 and see what we should add to our personal prayer list.
Our New Year's Resolutions, show us what we are striving towards or seeking after. It's common to hear the phrase New Year, New Me, every January. However, so often, we fall back into the same defeat and mediocrity that we have lived in the year before. This message challenges us that it's not enough to just be given new life, but God want's us to be living new life! Experiencing joy, peace, and victory in 2023.
An overview sermon of Romans 9-11 as we continue our verse by verse series through the book.
So often, our Christian life becomes a matter of routine. Going through the same motions with little faith or expectation. This sermon looks at the beggar the beautiful gate. We learn lessons from both the disciples and the beggar about living the lame life with lame expectations. Jesus makes the difference so let's live like it!
This Christmas, we remember the truth that Jesus is the greatest gift of all. Will you receive Him? Will you cherish Him? Will you share that gift with others?
Societies definition of love is so effected by media and entertainment. This problem is especially highlighted during the Holidays. This message examines God's attribute of love in order to properly define it, as well as challenge us to share it to others.
Jesus is the Light of the World! This Christmas, lets shine our light and share the hope we have in Christ.
Worship was never meant to be a Sunday only event. This Christmas season, let's learn from the Wise Men at the cost of worship, and what it looks to offer our lives as a gift to the Lord.
Have you ever laid awake at night struggling with something? Perhaps you've even internally wrestled with God about a circumstance or situation in your life. This sermon teaches us lessons that come from wrestling with God.
Is God calling you to something? If He calls you to it, He will get you through it. This message looks at the obedience of the shepherds in the Christmas story, and asks us the question - What is God calling us to do?
Would you prefer to hear the good news or the bad news first? This sermon from the book of Micah shares the bad news of Israel's judgment. However it also highlights how woven into a message of destruction is a message of hope and deliverance for God's people.
Have you ever looked at the circumstances of your life and begun to question God? Questions like, where are you? and why would you allow this? It is sometimes difficult for us to see the hand of God in our lives. This sermon walks through the entire narrative of Esther, and learns some valuable lessons about how God works - often, behind the scenes.
From this well known interaction between Jesus and Peter we are reminded of this truth - Jesus wants and deserves first place in our lives. So often we get distracted and place our affection and devotion on the things of the world more than Christ.
Pastor Dave Hansen encouraged us from 1 Peter. He shared with us how to have joy unspeakable in the midst of trials and tribulations.
While we close our eyes and prepare for sleep, God is still active and working in our lives and hearts. This message examines the spirit of Samuel, a young person who God could use!
Where should we turn when our hearts are broken? Who cares for us, and knows us by name? His name is Jesus! Today's message will challenge you to seek passionately for Him. And to share the hope of a resurrected Christ with others!
The world is seemingly worse and worse. Yet we are called to continue to reach forward for Christ. We learn from Paul the importance of a single message, and a single confidence as we stand upon and share the message of the gospel.
There are two ways to learn something and grow in the Christian life. Either to discover something for the first time, or rediscover it again. So often, as time goes on in our lives as believers, we lose the obedience and joy that we once experienced. This message will challenge us to do again what we once did for Christ so we can experience that obedience leads to fulfilling joy!
Sometimes our greatest hurts in life, are the greatest opportunities to show others who Jesus is. This message is the first from our Homecoming Anniversary weekend, celebrating 46 years of God's faithfulness to us here at Bible Baptist Church. We were challenged to overcome evil with good and to exercise victory through the power of the Spirit.
This message from our series When God Works, sees God show up in the darkest of moments, the prison. He has a plan and is working his will! We will learn three lessons from the prison.
Problems are a constant for all of us in life. We often attempt to be fixers, and find solutions ourselves to the difficulties we face. By looking at our Saviour on the cross, we learn that Jesus has a solution - but they aren't always the same as ours. We must learn to trust Him completely!
This first message in our new series, When God Works, examines how God is working even, when we don't see it or feel it. In the twilight hours, God is preparing a way for us.
In today's sermon, we examine the account of Jesus on the cross. We see that Jesus always has a way of proving himself to be true and faithful, but it isn't always in the way we expect. God is faithful and worthy to be trusted.
It is so easy for us to fall into spiritual slumber. Losing attentiveness to the heart of the Saviour, and the need of people around us. It's time to wake up and stay alert!
This message concludes our two week series, Why Study the Bible. Glenn Smith will provide us practical ways to study the scripture, and encourage us to find the method that is most effective for us.
Today we begin a new series, Why Study the Bible. Glenn Smith will challenge us with three reasons why we should commit or recommit to be faithful students of the Word of God.
Many times we view the Gospel as a decision in our past that will effect our future, but we fail to see it in our every day lives. This messages examines the testimony of Paul, as he demonstrates how the gospel was his daily purpose, and how it's practice can change our lives.
As strangers in a foreign land, we have a hope that sustains us through the most difficult of times. Learn from 1 Peter about the hope we have in Jesus and the difference it can make in your life!
God cares more about what goes on in our hearts, than what is simply evident from the outside. This message examines the Pharisees wrong perspective in cleaning the outside of their lives but not having their hearts fixed on Christ.
There is day coming where we will see our Saviour, and give account for our life here on earth. What should we be doing, and how can we be good stewards of our time and resources here on earth?
God calls us to be set apart, and holy. Distinct in a world of sin. This message gives us four calls to biblical separation in our lives.
What is the pursuit of your life? Selfish ambition, and acceptance with the social elite? Or glorifying God and serving others. This message will challenge you to humble yourself and serve others.
1 Peter challenges us about submitting to our God given authorities, and the power and blessing that brings in a world gone wrong.
Our relationship with God should be the most important relationship in our lives. It will affect all other relationships in life!
This final message in our series, Ignite, encourages us to return to the first works. Do the things we know God wants us to do, so that we can regain our passion for Him.
John told the Ephesian church to repent from their ways, in leaving their first love. What does it mean to repent? And what does true repentance look like? This message develops a biblical definition of repentance and then applies it to those who like the Ephesian church, have left their love and passion for God.
We all have expectations. We often place our expectation upon God, telling Him what we want him to do for us. However, expectations can be limitations when God wants to show himself strong in our lives.
Forgetfulness is an enemy of passion. Remembering, stirs the heart. We celebrate anniversaries, to help us remember our love and the journey we have been on with those that we love. Similarly, it is important for us to remember God, and what he has done in our lives. It will stir our hearts, and spur us on to a renewed passion and devotion for Him.
This sermon from John 9, examines the story of the man born blind. God used this man's trial as canvas for His own glory, and also a lesson to those who were relying on their own strength and goodness.
Variety is the spice of life. Many times in our jobs, friendships, relationships and even our walk with God, monotony leads to a dwindling passion. This message introduces our series, Ignite, and identifies characteristics of those, who like the church in Ephesus, have lost their first love and passion for God.
This message from our series in 1 Peter, challenges us that who we are, shouldn't change because of where we are. Remembering our identity in Christ is what allows us to serve God as strangers in a broken world.
We often equate power and authority with greatness. However, in God's economy, serving is what sets leaders and greatness apart. This message will challenge you to use your gifts and abilities to serve others and glorify God!
As strangers in a world gone wrong, we need to have a mindset for victory. This message helps us to understand how to have a sober mind, prepared for war and work and we strive to live holy lives.
God has great plans for you. Sometimes fear, or our pasts can cause us to be content where we are. This message will challenge you to enlarge your vision about what you could do for Christ.
Why does scripture say that some people bear fruit thirty fold, some sixty, and some one hundred? How can we be Christians who bring forth much fruit from our lives. This final message from our series How to Grow teaches us how to bring forth much fruit for God's glory!
What do we do when someone has hurt or sinned against us? So often we allow hurt to go undealt with, wrecking carnage in our lives and in the body of the church. Today's message challenges us to take forgiveness personally and lays out the biblical first step to reconciliation.
Spiritual growth only comes through exercise. This sermon teaches us some practical exercises we should be careful not to neglect if we desire to grow in our relationships with Christ.
This sermon from our series, Reaching Out, teaches us about the power of faith in forgiveness. Forgiveness is letting go, and letting God.
In this message, we shift our focus from the soil, to the seed. Good soil does not produce growth without the proper seed. God's Word is necessary for our spiritual growth. Learn how we can desire the milk of the word!
This sermon looks at the life of the older brother in the story of the prodigal son. We learned some characteristics that often are present in the lives of outwardly religious, who don't have a relationship with the Father.
The parable of the sower and the seed shows us three areas of life that can choke out spiritual growth in our lives. This message will help us to weed out the things in our hearts that stop us from growing in relationship with Christ.
On Mother's Day, we examined some lessons the scripture teaches that we can learn from children. Ask yourself this question, " What impact are you having on the next generation?"
This first sermon in our series, examines the parable of the sower in the seed in Mark 4. This parable teaches us principles about spiritual growth, and what is stopping us from growing in our relationships with God.
God has blessed us in incredible ways. However we often squander God's blessings, or use them for our own good. This message challenges us to use God's blessings to reinvest in the kingdom and reach out to others!
Many things in life can steal our attention. So often, we can go through our lives with no passion, care or attention to the many around us who are lost, and in need of the gospel. This message, we learn from the intentional mindset of our Saviour about how we can have a passion for lost souls!
What is the value of our good works? Do they earn us favour or righteousness with God? This study from Romans 4 unpacks the importance and proper perspective of our good works.
This message from Mark, examines the power of God. Just because we had the power of God, doesn't mean that we have it now. Sometimes we get so distracted that we lean on our own strength instead of seeking God and his power. Let's not focus on religious squabbles so that we miss the spiritual battle!
This message from our series "Reaching Out" challenges us to evaluate our attitudes when confronted with others needs. So often we look at others as a bother, or issue - but Christ looked at them as people of value and opportunities.
Discipleship is a mission that was given to all of us who are a part of the New Testament church. Discipleship only happens through purposeful and intentional relationships. This message examines Paul's use of family relationships to describe his purposeful disciple of the new believers in Thessalonica.
Good evening and welcome to our Sunday Evening Bible Study!
Join us for a study through the book of Romans.
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Relationships are vital to our health and happiness. Often times, without the proper effort and focus relationships can lose passion and purpose. This sermon from 1 Peter 3, gives us two principles on how to keep the proper passion in all of our life's relationships.
Good evening and welcome to our Sunday Evening Bible Study!
Join us for a study through the book of Romans 3.
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From the famous story of the boy and his small lunch, we learn a great lesson. Jesus is not looking for us to sacrifice what we don't have, but rather for us to give him what we do. Lay your time, talents and abilities at the feet of Jesus and allow Him to work through you!
The Pharisees were extremely passionate and zealous religious leaders. However, they often cared more about the external actions of others than they did about others hearts. Jesus set us an example of loving and caring for others. This message will remind us that Jesus cares for us, and challenge us to care about others, not just about their actions.
This sermon helps us to understand the weight of our sin, but also the goodness of God in our lives.
Jesus is not interested in simply reforming our behaviour but in transforming us from the inside out. This sermon teaches us how the Gospel can transform us.
Learn from the story of Blind Bartimaeus about how Christ has the cure for our spiritual blindness, and how all are welcome to follow Him.
This message from Romans 3, continues to look at the effects of sin of our lives and peace.
No matter our struggle, whether physical or spiritual needs, Jesus is the answer. This message will challenge us to, in our time of need, reach out to Jesus!
This message from Luke 5 challenges us to not allow our religion to stop us from helping others to Jesus. Let's be people of great faith, leading others to Him.
Our vision can be blurred by many things. In John 4 Jesus was showing his disciples that he wanted them to have a clear vision, viewing people's eternal needs, not focusing on their physical. This message will encourage us to look up from ourselves, reach out to those around us.
This message is from our 2022 Vision Sunday. Pastor Yeomans shared the theme for our new year and began this new series encouraging us to look up, and reach out.
How can we live a life that pleases God? Have you ever struggled with this question? Perhaps feeling like you don't know what God wants you to do, or you're not sure if you're doing enough. This message studies 1 Thessalonians 4 and helps us to understand how we can live in a holy life, that is pleasing to God.
This messages challenges us with the lessons we can learn from the children of Israel in Deuteronomy 14. What are some things that are slowing down our progress.
As we enter a New Year, let's take time to learn from the Apostle Paul how we can review our service from the past year and resolve to serve God and others with more sincerity and passion this year.
As a child we have a strong sense of expectation and hope, especially around the holidays. Sometimes in light of disappointments, restrictions, frustrations and failures, we can start to lose hope. This message encourages us to look to God in faith and remember the hope we have in Him!
This evening we will continue our study through the book of Romans.
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This message is a part of our series "An Invested Christmas" preparing our hearts for Christmas, and celebrating the birth of our Saviour.
The world's mantra tells us that we are worthy, but the Bible tells us that we are not. However, God loved us so much to send His Son to sacrifice for us - the greatest gift.
Good Morning! Welcome to church online today. This morning we are continuing our series, "An Invested Christmas" preparing our hearts for Christmas, and celebrating the birth of our Saviour.
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This morning we are beginning a new series, "An Invested Christmas" preparing our hearts for Christmas, and celebrating the birth of our Saviour.
If you're watching online, don't forget to comment below! If you have questions for our staff about something you hear in the service, or would like to find out how to take the next step in your spiritual journey, connect with us here: www.ourbiblebaptist.ca/connect
A message from our Praise Night. This message is a look at Psalm 103 and the many benefits of our Lord which we can praise Him for!
There is a confusing parable in Luke 16 about stewardship. Pastor Hollen sheds some light on the meaning of the parable and helps us with principles about wise stewardship in our own lives.
This message from Mike Hollen challenges us from Matthew 6 on the importance of cultivating and maintaining the secret life.
This is week one of a two week series, Money Matters. The challenge is from 1 Timothy 6 on how to be satisfied with God in a world of discontentment.
This final message from Luke 10 and our series Follow Me, will encourage you to look up and out to the fields around us. We often don't see the need and pray for labourers like we should.
How does God punish sin on this earth? How does sin progress in our lives? Find out as we continue our series from the book of Romans.
God is not looking for casual followers. Indecision is a decision. This sermon from Luke 9 will challenge you to live all out for Christ and commit to following Him, no turning back.
This sermon from our series in the book of Romans is a biblical look at the depravity of man.
Urgency causes one need to take precedence over another. This message challenges us about the urgent need of a dying world needing the Gospel.
This challenge from Acts 20 encourages us from the life of Paul to finish the race that God has laid before us, well.
As we face trials and difficulties in life, the temptation is to ask God to remove them. This message from James helps us to have wisdom in the midst of them and learn the lesson from every trial.
In the rollercoaster of life, it is so easy to be overcome with fear, discouragement, or despair. This sermon will challenge us from Luke 24 in the power of remembering the words of Christ which give us hope!
What should our number one focus be? Why do we seem to always get distracted. Join us as we continue our series from the book of Romans.
We had our missionary Daniel Jenkins with us this morning. He challenged us about the importance of the gospel of our lives. It is our fellowship, we should further it and strive together for the faith of the gospel.
What is it that we have received from Jesus Christ? And what do we do with it once we have received it? Find out as we continue our series on the book of Romans.
What are you ashamed of? Maybe a physical feature, or a past mistake. Sometimes unfortunately there are times when we are ashamed of others. Today's message challenges us to be honest about this question, are we ashamed of Christ? Pastor Yeomans will share from Luke 9 how to live a life of bold witness, not being ashamed of Jesus.
Who is Jesus Christ? How do we know He is our Saviour? Find out, as we continue our series "Rescued" from the book of Romans.
This morning, Pastor will continue his series The Cost of Discipleship. What does it mean to give up our life in pursuit of following Christ? And what does it profit us if we gain the whole world, but lose our own soul.
What a wonderful God that would rescue us from our darkness! Find out what the good new is all about tonight as we begin a new series on the book of Romans.
Today, Pastor Yeomans will continue sharing with us the cost of discipleship from Luke 9. So often we value the wrong things and hold on to things that are of no eternal significance.
How do you feel about people right now? Perhaps our Bible study in 1 Corinthians 16 can give you a proper perspective on people.
We will learn three steps to follow Jesus in our lives that can allow us to be a part of something extraordinary. Our prayer is that this message will encourage and challenge you to pursue after Christ, either for the first time, or with a renewed passion.
Life can be a struggle. Our study of 1 Corinthians 16 shows us that Paul's life was no different. Join us to see what we can do rise above adversity.
These two simple words are the call and the goal of a disciple. But what does it look like practically to follow Jesus in our daily lives?
We are continuing our Bible Study in 1 Corinthians 16. We will be challenged with how we can help those around us in need.
This sermon speaks on submission and humility from the book of Matthew. It is a part of our series, the Master's Class - the people skills of Jesus.
What happens when a seed dies? How is the Christian life like a seed? Find out tonight as we continue our series in 1 Corinthians.
This message is from our series, The Master's Class. It examines the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3 and shares how we can have an eternal hope in Jesus.
Pastor Yeomans continued our series this morning looking at the story of Mary and Martha. In life, when we're burdened down with sorrows and difficulties we should learn to sit at the feet of Jesus.
This study takes a look at the relationship between Peter and Jesus, and teaches us tools for investing in those in our inner circle.
This message from Glenn Smith is challenge from Romans 13 to make the most of the time that God has for us. Serve the Lord, for we never know how much time we have left.
What can we learn from Jesus as he interacts with the Rich Young Ruler. This message will challenge us to make the most of every opportunity for a gospel conversation.
This sermon is study through Hebrews 4 helping us to understand how to labour into rest, overcoming our unbelief with faith in God's Word.
This is the first sermon in our series, The Master's Class: The People Skills of Jesus. Pastor Hollen looks at the interaction between Jesus and the woman at the well to see what we can learn about interacting with those we come in contact with.
What exactly does the resurrection of Jesus Christ represent? What parts of our doctrine does it touch? Find out as we continue our study through 1 Corinthians 15.
God has gifted each of us with abilities, talents, and desires to be used in His kingdom. All of us are different but with an important role to play. How will you invest what you have been given to serve God and others?
This message from 1 Corinthians 15 explores the gift of grace and how it is accessed in our lives.
This message from Colossians 4 explores what it means to walk in wisdom and keep a testimony in the world.
This sermon from Colossians and our series "Invested" will challenge you with this thought, "Prayer is the key that unlocks the power of the Gospel."
This morning, we will be challenged about prayer and the importance of it in our lives. It is so easy to say that we will pray for someone, or tell them they are in our prayers but is that what prayer is really all about? How consistent and effective is your prayer life?
This message kicks off our Missions Conference. Our Missionary Josh Mead to Senegal shared a challenge from the book of John about glorifying God in our lives and continuing in His word as disciples. Being a follower of Christ is more than just a discipline of living it is a discipline that brings life.
Often times in life we know what is right to do. That doesn't mean that we do it. There is a constant struggle between trusting in God's ways and leaning on our own understanding. Today, Pastor Yeomans will challenge you to take the risk and live life the way God intented you to! You won't regret it.
This morning Pastor Yeomans will be continuing our Series in Colossians and challenging us to invest in the Kingdom of God. So often we are short sighted. Looking for instant return and gratification. Serving God requires a look to the future. Sacrifice and invest now and God will take care of the future.
Today's sermon from Colossians will challenge us to draw a comparison between a sacrificial mother and and a Christian who puts God first!
This message will challenge you to glorify God with your life, and helps us to learn how to have spiritual investments that increase and grow.
This message from Colossians will challenge you to rethink your perspective of death, and see that death truly leads to life.
This is the first sermon in a new series, "The Church's Response to Government. This message talks a biblical look at the church, it's role, purpose and function.
Do you remember when you were first saved? Do you remember the excitement? Do you remember the passion? Today's message will remind us of that excitement, and re-engage us into the plan that God has for our lives.
Have you ever wanted to see your results immediately? Most of us do. But, what happens when the results take longer than we anticipated. Sometimes, we have to trust the process. As we continue our series, "Invested", we will find out how to keep our joy in the middle of the process.
What does it take to win in life? At it's core, winning takes investment in the game. What are you willing to give up to invest? As we continue our series on "Invested", we will focus in on one aspect that we all must encounter at some point. We get to choose when.
What if you had a step by step guide for being extremely wealthy? I mean every single detail spelled out for you. We would love it. Unfortunately, that is not the way life works. Life is lived by principles, and if we apply the principles of investment, we will know how to invest. Join us today as we look at some principles of investing in the kingdom of God.
Have you ever wanted to discover a treasure? As children, we often dream about what it would be like to find buried treasure. As adults, that feeling fades to something almost non-existent. However, there is still a treasure worth seeking. Jesus made a way for every single one of us to be able to find this treasure. Find out more as we continue our series "Invested".
How much do you know about investing your life into the kingdom of God? How do you even figure out how to start? Join us this morning as we continue our series "Invested", and pursue a greater understanding of our investment.
Most of us think that we don't have much to offer. But, if we will invest what we have, it can be multiplied. But, how do we see our return on investment? It takes patience. Find out how to invest your life in a long-term way to use it to its fullest potential.
What are you investing in? Investments are something that many of us pay attention to. How we invest can make or break our future. Join us as we start a new series called "Invested." We are going to study the investments that we make daily, and how they will affect our future.
Is there a way to be truly content? I'm not even talking about trying to be more content, but be truly and completely content, no matter what happens. Find out how to be content and, in turn, be joyful in absolutely every circumstance today as we finish our series on "Your Course with Joy." Don't forget to comment below so we can connect with you this morning.
How powerful are our thoughts? Do you believe that our thoughts can either give joy or take it away? Find out how our thoughts affect our joy, as we continue the series, "Your Course with Joy."
Rejoice in the Lord? What does that mean? How can I claim my joy in Jesus Christ? Find out how your joy can be full by rejoicing in the Lord.
Who are you when problems come into your life? When stress is high? Often, who we really are comes to light. In these instances, do you have joy? As we continue our series, "Your Course With Joy", find out how to have joy even when hard times come.
This is the first sermon in our new series from the book of Philippians, Your Course With Joy.
How do you feel right now? Do you feel energized? Do you feel enthusiastic? We are going to take a look at a man from the Christmas story that will hopefully give us an energizing perspective during this Christmas season.
What is the greatest thing we can talk about this Christmas? How about the story of true love? 1 Corinthians 15 gives us this story, and it gives exactly what it means to those that hear it. We hope this story will help you this Christmas.
Each of us has a different perspective on Christmas. We also have a different perspective on giving during Christmas. Some people give gifts. Some people really enjoy giving to charity. While others enjoy giving experiences. No matter what your perspective on giving, Jesus gives us something to think about. He gave to us, and we get to give to Him. We hope this service will be a help to you
This Christmas is going to be different than years past, but it is not that much different than the very first Christmas. Sometimes, we just need to change our perspective. We hope this message will be a help to you during this Christmas season.
How do you use your words? Are they used to build you up or are they used to build others up. If we are not careful, we will become very selfish with our words. As we continue through 1 Corinthians, we will see the problems that a selfish tongue can bring.
Advice is something that we all seek out often. From making a big decision, to reading reviews on a product we intend to buy. Accountability is life advice. It is a wonderful way to help us in the rebuilding process. As we continue our series on "Rebuilding", we will explore the importance of accountability in rebuilding.
What does love say? Love's words are not words that bite and devour. They are words that encourage and uplift. As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians, find out how love speaks.
Do you want to have joy? Joy in every part of your life? How is joy possible? There is so much going on in our world that sucks the joy right out of everything. But, there is still a way that we can have unending joy in every aspect of our lives. As we continue our series on "Rebuilding," find out how you can have joy.
In the world we live in, it's hard not to be affected by all that goes on around us. Many times our spirit grows discouraged. Join us tonight as Pastor Levi shares a message "Keeping a right spirit in a rundown world" from Psalm 51.
We all have moments and milestones in our lives that we would look at as life changing. This morning, Pastor Hollen will be preaching from the book of Titus and challenging us with the life changing grace of Jesus.
How would you like to go back 20 years and redo some things in your life? As we mature we learn some lessons that we need to learn. We do things better because of the lessons that we have learned. Love is no exception to this rule. Listen as we continue our series with "The Maturity of Charity."
There are many stages in the rebuilding process, but there comes a point in which you decide that you are going to move forward no matter what. Join us for an encouraging message on "The Resolution to Rebuild." With God, you got this! You can rebuild.
Is it true that love will always find a way? Is it true that you can have unceasing love? Find out tonight as we continue our series on Love.
Rebuilding is never easy, but the real battle is not outward, but inward. There is a real battle that constantly rages in our own minds and heart that we must win if we are going to rebuild. How exactly do we win this internal battle? Find out in todays message, "The Battle of Rebuilding."
What exactly does love look like? There have been many misconceptions about love. Tonight we are going to clear things up, again, in our study of 1 Corinthians 13, Love's Actions.
Every time you try to better yourself, there will be resistance. There will always be something there to push back on you and keep you from accomplishing your goal. When rebuilding our lives on God and His Word, we will face resistance. But, how do we overcome that resistance? How do we continue to rebuild through resistance?
This is the evening service of our Homecoming Services. We pray this message from our guest speaker, Jason Borrmann, is a blessing to you.
Our church celebrated our 44th anniversary this Sunday. What a crazy year we have had. Even during all of this, we have seen God working. We had special guest Jason Borrman joining us to speak for us this service.
What exactly does love look like? There have been many misconceptions about love. Tonight we are going to clear things up in our study of 1 Corinthians 13, Love's Actions.
Generation gap? Sometimes we feel like there is a disconnect between generations. One generation doesn't understand the other. This can sometimes create an animosity between generations. Rebuilding our lives is not about pleasing someone else, it is about pleasing God. Watch as we attack the generational gap in our series "Rebuilding".
Rebuilding your life is not done by yourself. It takes a lot of other input from other people. But, to rebuild your life on the principles of God and His Word, you must have God's help. This week, we are going to look at how gratitude can help you rebuild. Happy Thanksgiving!
This message from our series in 1 Corinthians challenges us about our motivation to live for God. When we truly love someone, we will be motivated to give our lives for them.
What does it take to rebuild? We want rebuilding our lives to be easy, with no headaches. But, rebuilding is hard work. It takes discipline. As we continue our series on "Rebuilding", we will see principles of discipline that we all need to rebuild our lives on God and His Word.
What part does faith have in rebuilding your life? How do you know if there is any hope in rebuilding your life? What if rebuilding gets too hard? Find the answers to these questions this morning as we continue our series, "Rebuilding."
Have you ever thought about how much it costs to rebuild? If something is worth doing, it is worth doing right. And, if its worth doing right, it is going to cost us something. Rebuilding your life is going to cost you. Find out what it is going to cost in today's message. We sincerely hope it will be a help to you.
How have your desires affected your life? Perhaps they have made you a lot of money. Perhaps they have given you a great position. Perhaps they have given you some serious regrets. Our desires play a significant role in our lives. In order to rebuild, we must have the desire to rebuild. We must have a desire for God. Join us this week as we explore our "Desire to Rebuild."
With great knowledge, comes great responsibility. We have a great responsibility to put the things we have learned from 1 John into practice in our lives. This is the final sermon of our series "Knowing God." We hope it will be a help to you.
What do you do with confidence in your relationship with Jesus Christ? Find out what you can do to help others this week as we continue "Knowing God."
Life seems to always have its ups and downs. Times where we feel like we are on top of a mountain, and times where we are in the lowest of valleys. But, there are always opportunities for growth. There are always opportunities for us to build. This week, we are starting a new series entitled "Rebuilding." What is it going to take to rebuild your life? We hope this will be a help to you in this season of your life.
Have you ever tried to prove something to someone? For instance, how do you prove Jesus Christ is the Son of God? Find out tonight as we continue our series on "Knowing God."
Peace from God is something we all desire. But, like most things, Satan wants to give us a cheap substitute. How will we know the difference? How can we have God's peace? Find out as we continue our series "In Pursuit of Peace."
Being called a liar by another person is not exactly a fun experience. But what about when God calls you a liar? Why would God call someone a liar? As we continue our series "Knowing God," we find out what God calls a liar. We will also find out the importance of loving God!
Don't you just love free stuff? We love free stuff. We get something without paying for it. There are so few free things in this life. But, free things often don't hold a lot of value to us. How much do you value peace? Do you value it enough to pay the price? As we continue our series, "In Pursuit of Peace", we will discuss the price of peace.
In life, it is very common to experience doubt. The world seems to be changing every day, and it can be difficult to know what we can trust, and what we can truly be assured of. God wants our relationship with him to be secure, and He wants us to be assured of our salvation. In tonight’s lesson from 1 John 4, we will learn of the love of God and how it gives us assurance.
We underestimate peace. Peace has so much power that we probably have never experienced. How does peace have power? How can we experience this power? Find out today as we continue our series, "In Pursuit of Peace."
Are you easily deceived? Do you believe everything you hear? Spiritually, it is important to try every spirit to see if they are of God. The more we know God, the more we will be able to differentiate the truth from the false. "Knowing God" has never been more important. Follow as we continue through the book of 1 John.
What do you do when you feel like your life is slightly out of control? Where do you turn? How do you experience the peace that we all desire? This week at Bible Baptist, we are starting a new series entitlted, "In Pursuit of Peace." This will help all of us to have peace, even in uncertain times. We hope it will truly be a help to you.
How do our actions affect our relationship with God? As we continue our series "Knowing God", we will find out exactly how confident we can be in our relationship with Him.
The church is designed to act like a team. When a team works together to accomplish a goal, they are almost unstoppable. When a church works together as a team with God's power, they are truly unstoppable. Listen in to the service today to hear about how productive a church can be if they will just work together.
This message continues our series in 1 John 3 as we look at the identifying marks of true believers. Who truly is a part of the family of God, and how can we know? Pastor Levi will be sharing this message from verses 11-18.
We weren't meant to live this life alone. Whether it's a workout partner to help you lose weight, or a group to help you overcome addiction, we grow better together. God gave us the church to support and encourage in life.
In our christian lives we often swing back and forth between being all in for Christ, and turning away from Him. Learn from the life of Peter how we can find balance and rest by following Him.
This years online Easter presentation is sure to be a blessing to you! Remember, celebrate, and worship through the whole Easter story - from Garden to Glory!
We all desire to be comfortable. Christ promises peace and comfort in our most difficult situations - when we are focused on him.
Ever feel like you just can't make it on your own? Truth is we can't. However, God's grace is sufficient for you! This truth from 2 Corinthians will challenge and encourage you that God is enough for you.
In these uncertain times, we need to run to His refuge and cast your care. Check out this message from 1 Peter 5.
This message from our series in 1 Corinthians looks at the need for unity in the body of Christ.
In light of the COVID-19 break out, Pastor Yeomans challenged us with a timely message about the biblical response of the church to a world that is caught in fear.
One of the Devil's favourite tactics is deceit. He tries to twist the truth in order to get you to believe a lie. The cost and consequences of living in deceit are life changing. Learn in this message the importance of knowing and living the truth, so that it can set you free.
This message tackles division in the church, and the importance of being a unified body.
Our lives are made up of thousands of small daily decisions. The sum of these decisions determine the direction of our lives. Learn how we can decide, daily to follow Christ.
In Scripture, God gives every person a head. Not just physically, but positionally. This first message from our series in 1 Corinthians tackles our willingness to submit and honour our God given authority.
We cannot move forward for Christ with sin in our lives. Sometimes the sin seems like something we can't overcome. However we can learn from the story of Achan about how we can destroy sin's strongholds and have victory to move forward.
When it comes to enjoying life, sometimes we just need to stop, take a step back and see the big picture. That's exactly what we see from Paul in Philippians 1 in the final message of this series.
A regretful past is something we all share. It's something that often causes us to be anxious or shameful or even cause doubt that God could ever use us. Learn how God can help you move Forward, despite your past.
This sermon teaches us lessons from 2 Samuel and the life of Amnon about how removing hindrances from our lives can lead to lives of joy.
Many times God's way forward in life seems to defy our earthly logic. It seems like God isn't working, or that he isn't showing us His will. However this message teaches us that a determination to follow God's method will bring miraculous results.
In a world when we are more connected than ever before, we are building less meaningful relationships than ever. Joy seems to be at times unattainable. What does Scripture say about joy, where it comes from, and how we can have it in our lives?
Trust requires dependence on another. In order for us to grow and thrive the way God wants us to, we must be willing to shift our trust and surrender our trust to Him.
Have you ever heard that "the grass is always greener on the other side?" In this sermon we learn how the best way to enjoy life is to follow Christ, and that the grass is truly only greener when we follow the Shepherd
In the Old Testament, God challenged the Children of Israel to make a monument. Learn how a monument of God's grace in our lives is not only a picture of the past but the foundation for moving forward.
Drama seems to find us at all times and in all stages of life. However, we don't have to live that way! We can avoid drama, and even be part of the solution as opposed to the problem. This message will share what Jesus taught about how we could live peaceful and drama- free lives.
In life, forward progress is often hindered by doubt. There are obstacles in all of our lives that seem to be too great to overcome. However, God has a plan for us and a way to make those obstacles seem like simply illusions in our lives.
A concentration camp survivor once said, "Everything can be taken from a man but one thing - the ability to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances." In life our attitude and our joy is a choice that we must make, a switch that we must turn on. This sermon will challenge you to live life with a merry heart!
Every successful sports team studies their opponent. Every military studies the enemy. We are in a spiritual battle and in order to have success we must learn to study the enemy and make a strategy for victory!
Moving forward requires change. It is so easy to get comfortable and complacent in where we are in life. However, a church that is not moving forward is not fulfilling God's purpose. Listen as Pastor unveils our theme for 2020 and challenges us to move FORWARD!
Our former Pastor, Pastor Al Stone was back for the first time to preach for us at Bible Baptist. He challenged us and encouraged us to be faithful to Christ and reminded us of the rewards of the Lord.
They story of the Wise Men in scripture, illustrates the journey that they took to get to Jesus. We all too must come take a journey to Jesus, and truly wise men still seek Christ.
The invitation this Christmas, is the same as it was the very first Christmas, Come To Christ!
You can never really enjoy the things you have until you help others enjoy what you have. Unlock true peace and contentment through the joy of helping.
You never grow until you willingly face resistance. Learn how God wants to grow your faith.
A sermon from our series The Prevailing Church, about standing strong as a church and avoiding Satan's deception.
A sermon from our series Conquer Through Christ about waiting for God, and learning to see that He always has a bigger plan.
This lesson from James 2 shares a scriptural view on prejudice and impartiality among the body of Christ.
Sin is one of the easiest yet most destructive things we can do. There are consequence that rob us of so many blessings God has for us.
God has never lost a battle, and he promises victory to us. As we follow God we can learn to live in the victory he has given to us.
Discouragement affects all of us, and is often times extremely difficult to get over. This message will help you to move on and focus on the positive things the Lord has done.
This passage is Israel's song of remembrance, looking back at all God had done for them along their journey. Listen and be challenged with the importance of being mindful in our daily lives.
This study in Acts will examine what role the Holy Spirit plays in our lives and if it still relevant for us today.
It is so easy to slowly drift away from God. We must ask ourselves the question, "Is God Still Among Us?" This sermon will help you answer that question in your life.
This message from Mark 4 answers the question that the disciples ask "What Manner Of Man Is This?"
This topical study will encourage you to stand fast for God, no matter what the world around you does.
This is a message from our Homecoming Anniversary services. Pastor Doug McClain challenged us from Ephesians 5 to understand and live out our purpose as the body of Christ here in our community.
This is a message from our Homecoming Anniversary services. Pastor Doug McClain challenged us from Ephesians 5 and Song of Solomon to the love others the way that Christ loved the church.
Tom Gibbons is the General Director of Gospel Mission of South America. Listen as he shares the history of this great work, and challenges you to be all in for Christ!
Have you ever felt like God has failed you? This message will help you overcome that feeling and live a life that conquers through Christ.
Prayer is such a common subject in churches, but is often overlooked and underestimated in our day to day lives. Learn from Acts how we can prevail with prayer.
It is so easy to slip away from God. To allow sin, or bitterness or even laziness drive us further from God than we once were. This message will help you to see the need to return to God, and run to his loving arms.
A healthy church is one that is reaching and made up of many generations. In order for that church to grow there are things that each must value and be willing to sacrifice. Learn how to maintain a multigenerational church.
Learn about a two sided coin of trust and control. As we do our part in honouring and obeying God, we release the control of the results to Him.
Many times in life God calls us to step out of our comfort zone and trust Him. Learn from the children of Israel how we can grow our faith in these difficult times.
Living for Christ takes a commitment to Christ. This message discusses who and what in this life should we commit to, and how to commit our lives to Christ.
Man often tries to confine and control God. We have tried to place him in a box of our expectations and force Him to do for us what we want. Learn what the Scriptures say about conforming to God, and not conforming Him to us.
Our daily lives are made up of countless decisions. Here in the passage God brings the children of Israel to a place of decision. What decision do you need to make for God?
There are certain things in the church that have changed, and will change. Other things are non-negotiable and will never change. Let's learn from Scripture how we can navigate progression in the church.
Faithfulness is something that all of us should be striving for as disciples of Christ. However, we all need the proper foundation, motivation or reason to be faithful. Find out what Acts teaches about why we should be faithful.
We are constantly bombarded with media, brands, and commercials. We have the choice as to what we consume and what we allow to effect us. Learn how to advertise God to yourself.
Thirst tells us that we are lacking something. We, as followers of Christ, can live lives that demonstrate to the world that they are missing something. Learn how to demonstrate love, joy, peace, and power that can make others see their need of Christ.
We naturally have a desire to worship something physical. So often it is easy to get our eyes off of God and onto the material around us. This message will remind you who should be worshipped in your life.
The world today is crying out for people that are authentic. For a faith that it is real. Is your Christianity real? Or do you have to fake it? In order to have an authentic faith you must have the right substance.
Living Godly in this post-christian culture can seem like a daunting task. How is it even possible? God has given us supports that can help us to live a successful Christian life.
Anger is an emotion that tears down our relationships more than any other. Joy is the contentment that the whole world is looking for. This study provides biblical principles and practical helps to overcome sinful anger and live a life of joy.
A core value of our church is our commitment to the Great Commission and sharing our faith. Learn from scripture why that is, and what exactly evangelism looks like for the church.
God will not give you anything you can't handle. Sometimes in the christian life you have to go outside of your comfort zone to be in God's will.
We don't just want to survive in our spiritual lives, we want to thrive! However, so often we fall away from God's best and end up living a survival mode christianity. Learn what to watch for in avoiding and attacking a less than your best mentality.
There are needs all around us in the world. However, there are also great needs within our church and God calls us to care for the needs of others.
Fear and Anxiety are emotions that all of us experience. Many times they can paralyze us - causing doubt and disobedience to God. Learn how we can attack fear and anxiety biblically, and have control over their effects in our lives.
One of the core values of our church is our commitment to be biblical. Learn why it's so important to build your life on truth.
Learn what the Bible says about our emotions. We discuss why we have emotions, what their purpose is, and the proper way to control them biblically.
The reason we so often struggle with our sin, is because we love it more than we love God. Find out from the book of Numbers three truths that can help us to combat our sin and get our eyes back on Christ.
God desires our lives to be a living sacrifice. An offering which never ends. Learn how we can keep the fire burning in our walk with God.
Following God will cost us ourselves. The call to discipleship is a call to forsake all and follow Jesus.
Leaders are made, not born. - Vince Lombardi
What qualifications would you place on the person who would replace you? Learn from this lesson about Moses and Joshua how we can make the changes to become the leaders God has called us to be.
Distractions add weight that makes us unbalanced. Learn how to remove distractions from your life so that we can remain balanced and unified in our walk with God.
Ownership translates into action. This message will help you understand how claiming the promises of God in your life will lead to victory.
Failure is inevitable in everyone's lives. The successful find a way to overcome it. This sermon teaches three lessons from failure, and how we can have victory in following Christ.
As followers of Christ we should strive to give and show grace to those around us. But what happens when our grace runs out? This message helps us to understand how we can get grace, to give grace, for His glory.
Learn from Numbers 22, how God given opportunities to serve are for more than just making a difference. God desires that we would live to please Him!
Your choices reveal what is important to you. Learn how God wants to use your decisions to teach you lessons.
"Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well." - John W. Gardner
This message explores how we can have success in all of life's battles through a consistent, daily walk with the Lord.
Often times in life we can so quickly slip from being in a place of close relationship to God, to far away. How does that happen? This message gives you internal signs from the life of David to help ensure that we stay close to Christ.
Patience is a Virtue. Learn from the life of Moses that it is always best to wait for God's perfect timing.
An incredible service as our Pastor of 30 years, Al Stone passes the mantle of pastoral leadership to Pastor Johnny Yeomans.