Nassau Bay Baptist Church

10/11/2026

10/07/2026

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OTD in 1536, William Tyndale was executed for his work translating the Bible into English.

As he was strangled and burned at the stake, his final prayer was reportedly, “Lord, open the King of England’s eyes.”

Within just a few years, English Bibles drawing heavily from Tyndale’s translation were authorized for use in English churches.

Tyndale died a condemned man, but his words would soon be read throughout England, and much of his translation still echoes through English Bibles today.

Want to read more? Read or listen on Audible Tyndale: The Man Who Gave God An English Voice. It's an excellent account of Tyndale’s life, translation work, and legacy. https://link.amazon/B044q8Adb (Paid Link)

09/01/2026

God is able! Jude's doxology:

09/01/2026

A clip from our message on "Contending for the Faith" - Jude 17-23:

08/31/2026

Villages Are Cut Off. Help Is Already Moving. Flash flooding tore through northern Nepal, destroying homes, roads and bridges and leaving entire villages reachable only by air. Send Relief is responding through partner churches already in those communities. WHAT HAPPENED On Wednesday morning, Aug. 2...

08/30/2026

Right now, families in Nepal are waiting for answers.

A devastating flash flood swept through communities along Nepal’s border with Tibet today, destroying homes, roads and other infrastructure. Dozens of fatalities have been reported, and hundreds remain missing as search and rescue efforts continue.

Please pray:
🙏 For families grieving the loss of loved ones
🙏 For those still waiting and searching for family members
🙏 For rescue workers working through dangerous conditions
🙏 For those who have lost homes, livelihoods and everything they own
🙏 For churches and believers in Nepal to have opportunities to serve, bring comfort and share the hope of Jesus

Pray for Nepal today. 🇳🇵❤️

We’ll continue to share updates as more information becomes available. IMB