Eagle Wright Baptist Church

06/22/2026

Come and join us! We’re looking forward to getting Hooked!

06/17/2026

June 14, 2026
Scripture- Psalms 28:7
Message- The Lord is Our Tower of Strength
The expression Tower of Strength refers to someone who can be relied on, provide support, and comfort. The expression Tower of Strength refers to a defender, protector, or a strong man. Tower of Strength refers to someone who can be dependent upon to save and deliver others when they’re in moments of severe trouble. Those definitions of Tower of Strength goes above and beyond human ability. All of us as humans are weak and lose strength from time to time. We are quite often unable to support and comfort ourselves. We’re definitely not able to protect, support, and comfort anybody else.
In today’s time, we need someone who is available, willing, wise, and powerful to be our Tower of Strength. Only the Lord meets those qualifications. In the text, David declared the Lord was his Tower of Strength, producer, sustainer, and provider inward and outward.  The Lord was David’s unyielding strength and protector. He is our unyielding strength and protector. He protects us from evil and Satan(Psalms 121:7). David’s hope was in the Lord(Proverbs 3:5-6). David received guaranteed help from the Lord. He will help us, during these trying times(affordability, voting rights, war, every conditions)
David declared he would rejoice in the Lord as his Tower of Strength. We have a song as our Tower of Strength. We can sing about his goodness, his love shown to us, removal of mountains, miracles, and delivery from sin. Jesus died on the cross, was buried, rose, and ascended with all power in his hands. Ushers, the Lord is your Tower of Strength. He gives you strength to be pleasant, loving and helpful as Doorkeepers. Remember: The Lord is our Tower of Strength.

06/12/2026

These swimming lessons are being offered to youngsters 6 months and older.

06/10/2026

June 7, 2026
Scripture-1 Peter 1:6-7
Message- The Trials of Your Faith
This book was written by Peter, Son of Jonas(Matthew 16:17)brother of Andrew, married(Mark 1:30)and a fisherman by trade. It was written in 63 AD to strangers(Jews) that were living outside Palestine, due to persecution. Peter encouraged them to stand up, be strong, be patient during trials and how to handle trials. Trials will come. The Lord has a purpose for everything we face.
In the text, the strangers(Jews)were forced to leave all that they owned behind. They were currently suffering trial after trial(John 16:33, Job 14:1, Psalms 34:19, Romans 8:36). No one is exempt from suffering trials, not even Jesus. Trials(affordability, voting rights, gas prices, etc.)will bring grief, trouble, hurt, and misery. Trials are only for a season. Trials come to test our faith(Job, Abraham, Hebrews boys, Paul,etc.) God will step in, if you hold out. Do you have no faith, little faith, our great faith! Trials test our faith to see whether it’s dross or pure gold. Gold is precious in the sight of man, but God value Christians more than gold. Why? Gold only says what’s owned. Christians can give witness to who God really is, tell other people that God is the rock of our salvation, that God will make away, God is an essential part of our lives. Jesus died for our sins, was buried, rose with all power in his hand, and ascended up to heaven.
Life is not worth living without Jesus being a part of our lives. Jesus can use his power to help us go through our trials. Hold on, Christians It’s only a test! God will reward us for passing the test of our faith! Hold on because Jesus is a Way maker, storm rider, bridge over troubled water, anchor, friend, provider and more!

06/08/2026

Dularge Community Baptist Church invites you to a special celebration honoring Bro. Nick Ward. Come and be blessed!

06/03/2026

May 31, 2026
Scripture- Mark 8:27-29
Message- Whom Do Ye Say That I Am?
The name Mark is his surname. His common name is John( Acts 12:12, 13:5, 2Timothy 4:11). Mark was related to Barnabas. He traveled with Paul and Barnabas on their his missionary journey(Acts 12:25), but he turned back(Acts 13:13). Paul refused to take him along with them on his second missionary journey(Acts 15:36-39).
The Gospel of Mark was written for the benefit of those who lived outside of the Gospel. Jesus’s actions rather than his words are given the most attention particularly the miracles he performed to demonstrate his Divinity.
In the passage, Jesus asked, What others had to say about who He is and Who do ye say I am? Their answer revealed the condition of their heart and where they would spend eternity.
Jesus knew what the people were saying. Jesus planned to use the opinion of other people to consider his identity to cause the disciples to think about their personal opinion of who He is. Many were saying he’s John the Baptist, Elisha, Jeremiah, and one of the Prophets (Moses, Daniel, Isaiah). Most people acknowledged his assistance, but refused to give him the authority that He truly deserved.
Jesus wanted to hear what the Disciples had to say. After witnessing Jesus raising the dead, performing miracles, and feeding five thousand, they should have known who He was. Every word and every truth lead up to this moment. Peter answered Jesus’s question correctly(Matthew 16:16-17). Jesus’s identity was revealed to Peter by God. No man can come unto the Father, except the Father send him. No one can be saved by the opinion of others. People are saved when there spiritual eyes are opened by the Lord. The Lord gives us faith to believe unto salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9). Judas was with Jesus, but didn’t know him(John 6:7). Do you know who Jesus is? Your answer depends on where you’re going to spend eternity.

05/26/2026

May 24, 2026
Scripture- Acts 9: 1-6
Message- “The Blessings found in Going through a Storm”
In the text, the disciples were trapped in a fierce storm on the sea of Galilee. They were in the storm because Jesus had commanded them earlier to cross the sea while he remained in the desert after performing a miracle(2 fishes/5 barley loaves). Being in Christ and following his directions do not prevent us from encountering storms in our lives. Sometimes we find ourselves in the same situations as the disciples were. During those times we must remember that the Lord knows what’s best for us(Romans 8:28).
The Lord uses the storms as a means to come see about us. While in the mountain Jesus prayed to the Father to receive power to perform miracles. The disciples had been roaring for nine hours. Jesus came between the hours of 3 AM and 6 AM walking on the water. The storm was a blessing because it brought Jesus to the disciples.
The disciples didn’t recognize him. Storms test our faith. The message of faith Jesus gave caused them to recognize him. He gives us a message of faith, peace, and power(Philippians 4:6-7, Matthew 1:23). Jesus says,” Be of good cheer” because I am here. Storms are blessings because they give us a testimony about Jesus.
Storms testify that Jesus has the power to deliver us from our storms. Jesus didn’t say a mumbling word. He stepped into the boat and the wind became calm. The disciples praised and worshipped Jesus. We need to acknowledge that Jesus is our Savior, miracle worker, and storm rider. Thank Jesus for giving peace to our storm! He calmed the greatest storm which was sin by dying on the cross. He was buried and rose from the grave with all power in his hands! Walk on your storm by putting faith in Jesus!

05/19/2026

Congratulations Kinsley Antoine! We are so proud of you!

05/19/2026

May 17, 2026
Acts 9:1-6
Message- “On a Collision Course with Jesus”
To be on a collision course means that two people are headed down the same path where they will collide with each other. Saul(Roman name)was on a collision course with Jesus about the Lord’s church, the disciples and those followers of this way in Verse two. Like Saul, all sinners need a collision course encounter with Jesus.
A collision course with Jesus can change a sinners destination in life from hell to heaven, their name can be removed from book of damnation to book of salvation, and placed in the Lamb Book of Life. If you don’t have a collision course encounter with Jesus, seek to have one immediately. The collision between Saul and Jesus was because Saul gave his consent to stone Stephen(Acts 8:1)and made havoc of the Church in Jerusalem by searching for and arresting men and women and putting them in prison.
Saul initiated a collision with Jesus when he continued to persecute the church, when he breathe out threats, slaughtered the disciples, and killed all the followers and Christians. Jesus showed up before Saul entered Damascus. The Lord defends his people(1 Samuel 17:47, Joshua 23:10, Psalms 27:1-3). The Christians were probably waiting for Saul to come arrest them on the Damascus Road, but because Jesus showed up, no Christians were arrested. Saul collided with Jesus 150 miles away from Jerusalem. When Saul met Jesus on the Damascus Road, he was immediately converted from persecuting the church to one of the greatest witness. Paul wrote 13 books in the New Testament.

05/14/2026