First Baptist Church of Diana

04/27/2026

Christians flourish when they covenant together in meaningful relationship, for the purpose of stirring one another to persevere in Christ.

From FBC Diana Sermons: Apr 26, 2026 (Persevering Together) Hebrews 12:1-29, Apr 26, 2026

Persevering Together (Hebrews 12:1-29)

04/03/2026

Want to connect with FBC Diana? You can reach the Senior Pastor at [email protected].

04/03/2026

We gather as a church at 10:15am every Sunday. Come for a visit!

04/02/2026

Interested to know what the preaching is like at FBC Diana?

Here's the sermon from last Sunday:

Main idea: In our lives under the sun, wisdom is both gain and vain, so we should strive for wisdom with our ultimate hope set on the glory to come.

04/01/2026

Looking for a church to visit on Easter Sunday? Join us at 10:15am at FBC Diana! Or come early for breakfast and fellowship at 9am.

03/21/2026

What’s keeping you from attending a church this Sunday?
Make a plan to visit us!

03/19/2026

Have questions about church, Jesus, or the Bible? Email [email protected].

03/18/2026

One of our favorite songs to sing these days at FBC Diana is “The King of Love.”

Check it out!

03/16/2026

Do you want a family-friendly or kid-friendly church?

At FBC Diana, we love having kids in the main room with the rest of the family. It may sometimes feel like a distraction, but we know that kids will benefit tremendously when they participate in church right alongside their parents.

Dad, one of the main ways your kids will learn what it means for a good man to love Christ and others by watching you sing, pray, and listen to faithful preaching each Sunday.

Mom, your kids may sometimes distract you (and/or others), but your diligence is worth it during this season of raising children, and the opportunity to raise them in church will be gone before you know it.

03/14/2026

We’ve just begun a preaching series on Ecclesiastes. Now is a great time to jump in!

03/14/2026

Don't chase endless podcasts, news feeds, or self-help to "figure it all out." This often leads to more vexation.

Instead, pursue wisdom to serve God and others faithfully. Depend on Him for what only He can change. That's liberating!