Baker City Church of the Nazarene

Baker City Church of the Nazarene Baker City Church of the Nazarene
Christian, Holiness, Missional

Dead, but not done.Maybe you’ve lost hope. Maybe you’re wrestling with doubt. Maybe you’re discouraged, or you’ve been w...
09/06/2026

Dead, but not done.
Maybe you’ve lost hope. Maybe you’re wrestling with doubt. Maybe you’re discouraged, or you’ve been waiting so long for God to answer that something inside you feels dead.

John 11 reminds us that Jesus is more than the One who does resurrection—He is the Resurrection and the Life.

So whatever your “even now” looks like, don’t give up. God is still at work, your story isn’t finished, and when the Resurrection walks into the room, dead things don’t have to stay dead.

Join us this Sunday at 9:45am as we look at the story of Lazarus and hear Jesus ask us the same question He asked Martha: “Do you believe this?”

08/30/2026

What happens when our faith becomes lukewarm—still present, but no longer passionate, dependent, or life-giving? In Jesus’ final letter to the seven churches, He confronts the church in Laodicea about self-sufficiency, spiritual complacency, and the danger of thinking we don’t really need Him.

But this isn’t simply a warning—it’s an invitation. Jesus is still knocking. He calls us to repent, open the door, and experience the transforming life He offers.

Don’t settle for simply knowing about Jesus. Open the door and know Jesus.

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay connected as we continue in our journey to honor God in all that we do!

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☕ Hot or cold? What about your faith?Jesus’ letter to Laodicea challenges us to examine whether our faith has become luk...
08/30/2026

☕ Hot or cold? What about your faith?
Jesus’ letter to Laodicea challenges us to examine whether our faith has become lukewarm—comfortable, complacent, and self-sufficient.

But here’s the good news: Jesus hasn’t walked away. He’s still knocking. The response is yours to make.

Join us this Sunday at 9:45am as we discover that Jesus isn’t simply inviting us to avoid lukewarm faith—He’s inviting us into a life with Him.

08/23/2026

What do you do when every door seems closed, you feel overlooked, or circumstances seem to be working against you? In Jesus’ letter to the church in Philadelphia, He reminds us that He holds the key, He knows us, and He is faithful. Our circumstances don’t have the final word—Jesus does. This message challenges us to keep trusting, enduring, following, and holding on because God’s grace is already at work in us.

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay connected as we continue in our journey to honor God in all that we do!

Communicator Card: https://bakernaz.com/commcard/
Bible App: http://bible.com/events/49652158
To Donate: https://bakernaz.com/donate/
Bulletin: https://bakernaz.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/2026-08-23-app.pdf
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When it feels like every door is closed, remember who holds the key. 🔑Jesus’ message to the church in Philadelphia remin...
08/23/2026

When it feels like every door is closed, remember who holds the key. 🔑

Jesus’ message to the church in Philadelphia reminds us that rejection doesn’t define us, circumstances don’t determine our future, and suffering doesn’t have the final word. Jesus knows you. Jesus is faithful. Jesus holds the key.

Join us this Sunday at 9:45am as we discover what it means to keep trusting, keep enduring, and keep holding on.

08/16/2026

It’s possible to look spiritually alive on the outside while becoming spiritually empty on the inside. In Jesus’ letter to the church in Sardis, He challenges us to wake up, strengthen what remains, remember what we’ve received, hold fast to Christ, and repent.

The goal isn’t simply to look alive—it’s to be truly alive in Christ. As long as we have breath, God is still calling us deeper.

Wake up. Stay close to Jesus. Keep growing.

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Are you spiritually awake—or have you quietly started coasting?This week in our journey through the seven letters of Rev...
08/16/2026

Are you spiritually awake—or have you quietly started coasting?

This week in our journey through the seven letters of Revelation, we look at Jesus’ challenging message to the church in Sardis: “You have a reputation of being alive, but you are dead.”

It’s a reminder that church activity isn’t the same thing as a living relationship with Christ. Jesus calls us to wake up, remember, hold fast, repent, and stay close to Him.

Come join us this Sunday at 9:45am as we discover what it means to move beyond simply looking alive to being truly alive in Christ. You’re not done. Wake up. Keep following. Keep growing.

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1250 Hughes Lane
Baker City, OR
97814

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 8am - 12pm

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+15415233533

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