First Ledge Rock Baptist Church

06/24/2026

Serving Without Complaints

Jesus never complained about the multitudes of people coming to Him for help. In the same way, whenever you are tempted to complain, sit back and imagine Jesus helping people. He was selfless and unrelenting. The people who you serve need you. your unrelenting love and presence matter. The various hats we wear can require a lot from us. But God wants you to know that He has given you grace; you have the capacity to humbly and graciously help others. You can do this.

"Do all things without murmurings and disputings."
~Philippians 2:14

06/23/2026

06/23/2026

Would the people in each area of your life—your co-workers, classmates, neighbors, family members, and friends—all use the same words to describe you?

06/22/2026

God offers you mercy, and he wants you to offer it to other people too!

06/21/2026

This holiday is a time to express to our fathers the gratitude we have for the sacrifices they made. It is a time to elevate our relationships with them to the forefront of our hearts and minds. God showed us the importance of this relationship clearly throughout scripture and capitalizing it in the Gospels. It gives us an intimate view of the relationship between Christ, the Son, and God the Father. Jesus gave thanks to the Father as an example to us. Father’s Day is the time we designate to thank our earthly fathers and our Heavenly Father, just as our Savior did.

Father’s Day is about being thankful for the man or men in our lives that stepped up and shouldered the responsibility of fatherhood for us. It is about recognizing the sacrifices that those men made to be a good figure in our lives. We are called by God to love our fathers and mothers every day, but this holiday is specifically to recognize the role and impact fathers have. As followers of Christ, it is about being grateful to our Heavenly Father for those men.

06/20/2026

Supporting your church fosters a thriving community. When you actively invest your time, resources, and presence, you strengthen the congregation's foundation, enabling expanded outreach, better ministries, and a more welcoming environment for newcomers.