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Excell Baptist Church Making the Gospel Central in All Things — for the Sinner's Joy and the Savior's Glory.

We had a great fellowship luncheon today! “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in uni...
05/31/2026

We had a great fellowship luncheon today! “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” —Psalm 133:1

05/31/2026

In Genesis 11:1–32, humanity gathers together to build the Tower of Babel, seeking to make a name for themselves rather than glorify God. In response, God confuses their language and scatters them across the earth. The chapter then traces the genealogy from Shem to Abram, preparing the way for God's covenant plan that will unfold through one family and ultimately bless all nations.

✨ Key Themes:
Human pride and self-sufficiency
God's sovereignty over the nations
The scattering at Babel
God's purposes despite human rebellion
The beginning of Abram's story

🙏 Reflection:
The people of Babel sought greatness apart from God, but true purpose and blessing are found in following His plan. Even when humanity rebels, God continues to work out His redemptive purposes, preparing the way for the promises that will come through Abram.

📚 Scripture: Genesis 11:1–32

🎵 Songs Featured:
Nothing But The Blood
Jesus, Cast a Look on Me
Indescribable
Speak, O Lord
Come Thou Fount (Traditional)

💬 Comment below: What lesson from the Tower of Babel speaks most clearly to your life today?



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“Nothing But The Blood”
words and music by Robert Lowry
© Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 21332

“Jesus, Cast a Look on Me”
Traditional Hymn
© Public Domain

“Indescribable”
words and music by Laura Story, Jesse Reeves
© 2004 worshiptogether.com songs; sixsteps Music; Gleaning Publishing
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4403076

“Speak, O Lord”
words and music by Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
© 2005 Thankyou Music
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4615235

“Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing”
Traditional Hymn
© Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 108389

05/24/2026

In Genesis 9:18–10:32, the descendants of Noah begin to multiply and spread throughout the earth after the flood. The passage also records Noah’s failure and the consequences that followed within his family. Through the genealogy of Noah’s sons, Scripture shows how the nations and peoples of the earth were formed according to God’s plan and purpose.

✨ Key Themes:
The spread of nations and peoples
The consequences of sin and dishonor
God’s sovereignty over generations
Family legacy and responsibility
Humanity’s growth after the flood

🙏 Reflection:
Even after the flood, humanity still struggled with sin and brokenness. Yet God continued to work through families and generations to fulfill His purposes on the earth. Our actions can impact those around us, but God remains faithful through every generation.

📚 Scripture: Genesis 9:18–10:32

💬 Comment below: What stands out to you most in the generations that came from Noah’s family?



“How Great Is Our God”
words and music by Chris Tomlin, Ed Cash, Jesse Reeves
© 2004 sixsteps Music; worshiptogether.com songs; Alletrop Music
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4348399

“How Great Thou Art”
words and music by Stuart K. Hine
© Words: Public Domain; Music: Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 14181

“All Honor To Jesus”
words and music by Ben Fielding, Matt Crocker
© 2012 Hillsong Music Publishing
Used by Permission. CCLI # 7008263

“Christ Our Hope In Life And Death”
words and music by Matt Boswell, Matt Papa, Keith Getty, Kristyn Getty, Jordan Kauflin
© 2019 Getty Music Hymns and Songs; Getty Music Publishing; Love Your Enemies Publishing; Messenger Hymns
Used by Permission. CCLI # 7127965

“Just As I Am”
words by Charlotte Elliott; music by William Batchelder Bradbury
© Words: Public Domain; Music: Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 27765

05/17/2026

In Genesis 9:1–17, God speaks to Noah and his sons after the flood, blessing them and establishing a lasting covenant with all living creatures. God promises that He will never again destroy the earth with a flood, and He gives the rainbow as a sign of His enduring faithfulness. This moment reveals God’s mercy, His commitment to life, and His desire for relationship with His creation.

✨ Key Themes:
God’s covenant and faithfulness
The sanctity and blessing of life
God’s mercy after judgment
The rainbow as a sign of promise
God’s care for all creation

🙏 Reflection:
Even after judgment, God’s heart is to restore and sustain life. The rainbow is a reminder that His promises are sure, and His mercy is greater than destruction. In every generation, we can trust that God remains faithful to His Word.

📚 Scripture: Genesis 9:1–17

💬 Comment below: What does God’s covenant promise mean to you today?



“All Hail The Power Of Jesus’ Name”
words by Edward Perronet, John Rippon; music by Oliver Holden
© Words: Public Domain; Music: Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 25400

“Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)”
words and music by Chris Tomlin, John Newton, Louie Giglio
© 2006 sixsteps Music; Vamos Publishing; worshiptogether.com songs
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4768151

“I Set My Hope On Jesus”
words and music by Keith Getty, Matt Boswell, Matt Papa
© 2023 Getty Music Hymns and Songs; Getty Music Publishing; Love Your Enemies Publishing; Messenger Hymns
Used by Permission. CCLI # 7223239

“He Will Hold Me Fast”
words and music by Ada Ruth Habershon, Matthew Merker
© 2013 Getty Music Publishing; Matthew Merker Music
Used by Permission. CCLI # 7016161

“There Is A Redeemer”
words and music by Melody Green
© 1982 Universal Music - Brentwood Benson Publishing
Used by Permission. CCLI # 11483

05/10/2026

In this passage, the floodwaters begin to recede, and God remembers Noah and all those safely inside the ark. After months upon the waters, the ark comes to rest, and Noah patiently waits for God’s timing before leaving. When he finally steps onto dry ground, Noah’s first response is worship — building an altar and offering sacrifices to the Lord. God then promises that He will never again destroy the earth in the same way, establishing His mercy and faithfulness toward creation.

✨ Key Themes:
• God’s faithfulness and remembrance
• Patience and trusting God’s timing
• Worship after deliverance
• Mercy following judgment

🙏 Reflection:
Even when it feels like we are waiting in the middle of a storm, God has not forgotten us. Noah’s story reminds us that God is faithful through every season, and our response to His deliverance should always be worship and gratitude.

📚 Scripture: Genesis 8:1–22

💬 Comment below: What is one way God has been faithful to you during a difficult season?



“In Christ Alone”
words and music by Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
© 2001 Thankyou Music
Used by Permission. CCLI # 3350395

“How Deep The Father’s Love For Us”
words and music by Stuart Townend
© 1995 Thankyou Music
Used by Permission. CCLI # 1558110

“Speak O Lord”
words and music by Keith Getty, Stuart Townend
© 2005 Thankyou Music Ltd
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4615235

“Lord I Need You”
words and music by Christy Nockels, Daniel Carson, Jesse Reeves, Kristian Stanfill, Matt Maher
© 2011 sixsteps Music; Sweater Weather Music; Thankyou Music; Valley Of Songs Music; worshiptogether.com songs
Used by Permission. CCLI # 5925687

“Doxology”
words by Thomas Ken; music by Louis Bourgeois
© Words: Public Domain; Music: Public Domain
Used by Permission. CCLI # 4255578

We were so grateful to welcome our newest church members this past Sunday! To find out more about membership at Excell B...
05/01/2026

We were so grateful to welcome our newest church members this past Sunday! To find out more about membership at Excell Baptist Church, go to excellbc.org/membershi

We WILL be meeting for church and Sunday school this Sunday, February 1. Our front and side parking lots are cleared off...
01/31/2026

We WILL be meeting for church and Sunday school this Sunday, February 1. Our front and side parking lots are cleared off. Please enter through the main entrance (lefthand doors). If you are unable to attend, our livestream will be available at 10:00 AM.

Due to inclement weather, our worship service for tomorrow has been canceled. Stay safe and warm. We look forward to see...
01/24/2026

Due to inclement weather, our worship service for tomorrow has been canceled. Stay safe and warm. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Join us on October 24 at 5 PM as we enjoy some good chili and raise support for IMB missionaries!
10/16/2025

Join us on October 24 at 5 PM as we enjoy some good chili and raise support for IMB missionaries!

Please join us over the next two Sundays as we are led in worship by the worship leader candidate that has been recommen...
10/14/2025

Please join us over the next two Sundays as we are led in worship by the worship leader candidate that has been recommended to our church by the worship leader search committee!

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