Temple Baptist Church

09/02/2026

The Temple Choir performs "Here I Am, Lord" at our Sunday worship service on August 30, 2026.

09/01/2026

Big moments have a way of exposing our doubts. Moses wondered whether he was capable. Jeremiah wondered whether he could keep going. God did not answer either man by praising his abilities or removing every difficulty. Instead, God reminded them of what they could trust: his presence, his character, and his word. When life feels uncertain, those same anchors remain available to us. What are you finding hardest to trust God with right now?

08/24/2026

Pressure has a way of revealing what is deeply rooted in us. The Hebrew midwives faced Pharaoh. Desmond Doss faced ridicule, violence, and war. The disciples faced rejection. Yet each story points toward the same challenge: know who you are and keep showing up. When your identity is rooted in Christ, changing circumstances do not have the final word. Whatever season you are walking through, what would it look like to live today from a deeper confidence in who you are?

Click the link in the comments to watch the full sermon.

08/22/2026

A big thank-you to our friends at for spending time with us in the pantry this month!

This group jumped right in — prepacking pantry boxes for our seniors, organizing in-kind donations, and writing 100 cards for our produce box program. They also sorted donations for our Pet Program.

Diligent, hardworking, and genuinely lovely to have around — this crew did it all. Thank you, Legacy at Meridian for being great neighbors!

08/21/2026

🎶 Jonathan Bailey, CBF field personnel in Bali and founder of the Narwastu arts community, reflects on an evening of music, shared meals and cross-cultural collaboration.

At Narwastu, beauty becomes more than a performance—it becomes a way of building community and resisting despair. 🎵

Find his story here 👉 https://cbf.net/beauty-as-resistance-to-despair/

08/07/2026

07/29/2026

The Temple Choir performs "Speak, Lord, In The Stillness" at our Sunday worship service on July 26, 2026.

07/29/2026

As we begin a four-week journey through Philippians, Pastor Randy reflects on Paul's first chapter and the question that often emerges in difficult seasons: What matters most?

Writing from prison, Paul encourages the church to trust God's continuing work, place their lives fully in God's hands, and remain faithful together no matter what lies ahead.