The hands of Jesus that once healed and comforted were the same hands pierced on the cross for our redemption.
As we prepare for Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday, we reflect on His sacrifice, His victory, and His hands still reaching out to give new life.
Just as matching wristbands identify a newborn with his family, genuine disciples of Jesus are identified by unmistakable marks—supreme love for Christ, full surrender, careful counting of the cost, and a life that makes a lasting spiritual impact.
Pastor Kris reflects on Christ’s words in Luke 14 and our time together in God’s Word with Evangelist Jeremy Frazor and his ministry team.
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.
God’s faithfulness has carried our church through every season, from the small beginnings to the joyful celebrations of this month.
Read our latest blog to reflect on His goodness and see highlights from Anniversary Sunday!
Over the past year, FBC ladies of all ages have been coming together to study the book of Colossians, growing in faith, friendship, and a deeper understanding of who Christ is.
As God’s Word has taken root in their hearts, He also has formed a strong community of women walking boldly in truth, in grace, and in unity.
Experiencing the goodness of Christ naturally compels us to share Him with others.
During Missions Conference 2025, we were challenged by three missionary families who are passionately pursuing souls around the world, leaving no soul behind.
Missionaries around the world, both local and abroad, face immense challenges as they engage in the ministry of the Gospel. As believers, we must pray for them intentionally and specifically.
Here are seven key challenges missionaries face and how we can pray for them.
In mid-October, seventeen FBC couples of all ages headed to a Couples’ Conference at The Wilds Christian Camp in the mountains of Brevard, North Carolina.
Leaves were turning golden and reddish hues, and evidence of Hurricane Helene’s flooding littered the roadsides with dried mud, downed trees, and debris.
Despite sustaining some storm damage, The Wilds opened up for camp just days before Friendship couples came to enjoy God’s beauty, great food, and fun activities, along with biblical teaching, music, and fellowship.
Christian camp can lay a foundation, but it’s up to the Church to build off of that foundation and continue to disciple, to support, and to train that young person for Christ. The Wilds acknowledges this, and they do a wonderful job helping refresh and prepare the sponsors during that week to be ready to continue with the camp decisions well after camp.
So here we are—several weeks removed from camp, and we’re needing to continue to keep that flame that they had at camp into this school year and help it become a life-shaping experience for them.
During Spring Break, thirteen people headed up to Brooklyn, New York to help at Bay Ridge Baptist Church.
You may ask, “Why would someone want to spend almost a week away from their family, use up a whole week of vacation, and be in Brooklyn—a city that you wouldn’t necessarily consider to be the safest place to be?”
Well, the short answer is that we love the Lord!
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