Faith Baptist Church

10/03/2026

October is Missions Month at our church! All month long, we are focusing on reaching the people with the gospel, locally and globally.
Join us this weekend as we officially kick off Missions Month! We can't wait to worship and be challenged to have a heart for the nations together!

09/27/2026

Our deepest need isn't just physical healing or an easier path—it's forgiveness, and Christ alone provides it.

In Luke 5:17-26, friends tore through a roof to lower a paralyzed man right to Jesus. They came looking for a miracle on a mat, but Jesus looked right past the physical and addressed the ultimate need first: 'Friend, your sins are forgiven.'

To prove His authority, He healed the man's body, but the greater miracle happened in his soul. Whatever weight you're carrying today, Jesus still holds the power to forgive, heal, and make whole.

09/19/2026

Jesus was known as a "friend of sinners" not to compromise truth, but to prove that no one is ever too far gone to be deeply, fiercely loved.
Join us Sunday to learn more about the friend we have in Jesus!

09/12/2026

“I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance.” (Luke 5:32)

Whether you feel like you've wandered too far off the path for God to care, or you’ve got your life put together well enough that you think you can handle things on your own—there is good news and a wake-up call waiting for you in Luke 5.

When the religious elite questioned Jesus for eating with tax collectors and "sinners," His response cut straight to the heart of the matter.

You’re never too sinful for Jesus to save. No past mistake, no heavy baggage, and no broken season of life disqualifies you from His grace.

And you’re never good enough not to need Him. Self-righteousness is a quiet trap; the moment we think we've outgrown our need for a Savior is the moment we miss the point entirely.

Jesus didn’t come for people who have it all together. He came for the sick, the weary, and the honest about their need for healing.

09/05/2026

Sin leaves us feeling isolated, but Jesus crosses every barrier to bring us near. In Luke 5:12-16, a man covered in leprosy—someone forced to live as an outcast under the law—approaches Jesus and asks, "Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean."

Instead of backing away to avoid uncleanness, Jesus does the unthinkable: He reaches out, touches the man, and says, "I am willing. Be clean."

That is the power of His forgiveness. No matter what makes you feel distant, disqualified, or unworthy, Jesus doesn't keep you at a distance. He steps into our mess, cleanses our hearts, and brings us close.

08/22/2026

If we want to follow God’s design for parenting, we can't leave our children's spiritual growth to chance. We must learn to be intentional.

In Deuteronomy 6, Moses lays out the ultimate blueprint for passing down faith. It wasn't about rigid rules; it was about a lifestyle of active, everyday discipleship. God calls us to weave faith into the fabric of our ordinary moments.

Come learn with us, this Sunday, what purposeful discipleship looks like in parenting.

08/20/2026

08/15/2026

"For there is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus..."
— 1 Timothy 2:5

In a world full of noise, opinions, and endless distractions the Bible reminds us of an incredible truth: we have direct access to God through one perfect bridge.
Jesus Christ gave Himself as a ransom for all. No complications, no middleman required—just a Savior who stands in the gap to bring us back home.

Join us tomorrow at 10am