Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, we remember where we were, the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and the church doors that opened—but have we forgotten what that day revealed about our broken world and our need for God?
As we reflect this year, may we also remember that no human effort can create lasting peace; our hope is found in Jesus Christ alone, the Victor over sin, death, and the grave.
Warned that Hawaii Kai was a “church planting graveyard,” Pastor Rafael Soto and his family faithfully followed God’s call—and nearly 10 years later, Kai Point Baptist Church stands as a testimony to God’s faithfulness.
Read how our FBC summer missions team traveled 4,800 miles to serve alongside the Sotos, encourage their church, and witness firsthand that where God calls, He provides.
About a year and a half ago, Pastor Kris Wilder received a guitar. As he began learning to play, he quickly discovered something: if he didn’t regularly tune it, it would drift out of tune.
In the same way, Hebrews 2:1 warns us that our hearts drift away from the gospel through neglect.
When your soul feels dry and distant, God’s Word is the steady rain that brings life, even when you don’t feel it.
There is faithful refreshment to be found in Scripture during seasons of spiritual drought.
A simple visit can become a sacred moment.
On National Shut-In Visitation Day, discover how listening well, showing up, and sharing small acts of kindness can deeply encourage others — and change us, too.
In a world marked by brokenness and division, Scripture reminds us that every person is created in the image of God.
Discover how the truth of the Imago Dei shapes our view of humanity and calls us to live with compassion, dignity, and hope.
As we step into 2026, Scripture calls us not to rush past truth, but to pause and behold the greatness of our God.
When we wonder more at who He is and ponder what He has spoken, our faith grows deep and steady.
Want your kids to grow up loving the Church?
Megan Scheibner reminds us that children “catch” our passion. Through joyful service, genuine love, and a heart committed to Christ’s Body, we can help them see the Church as a gift — not just a place to go, but a people to belong to.
Walking into a new church can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to.
At Friendship, many families — like the Baldwins 23 years ago — have found a warm welcome, meaningful connections, and a place to grow.
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or have been here for a while, here are practical ways to plug in and tips for us all to be a truly welcoming church.
When worry feels like your heart’s “check engine” light, what is God really saying through it?
Let’s look at what the Bible has to say about anxiety and how it can reveal where our hearts are trusting.
Discover how prayer, thanksgiving, and faith in Christ can replace panic with peace.
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