Inyokern Baptist Church

03/09/2026

Believing that God exists is only the beginning; even the demons believe that much (James 2:19, 20). God will not settle for mere acknowledgment of his existence. He wants your faith that leads to a personal, dynamic relationship.
LASB

03/08/2026

9th message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days

03/01/2026

8th message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days

02/23/2026

The lamp is Christ; the eye represents spiritual understanding and insight. Evil desires make the eye less sensitive and blot out the light of Christ’s presence. If you have a hard time seeing God at work in the world and in your life, check your vision. Are any sinful desires blinding you to Christ?

LASB

02/22/2026

Seventh message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days

02/16/2026

Why does forgiveness require the shedding of blood? This is no arbitrary decree on the part of a bloodthirsty God, as some have suggested. There is no greater symbol of life than blood; blood keeps us alive. Jesus shed his blood—gave his life—for our sins so that we wouldn’t have to experience spiritual death, eternal separation from God. Jesus is the source of life, not death. He gave his own life to pay our penalty for us so that we might live. After shedding his blood for us, Christ rose from the grave and proclaimed victory over sin and death

LASB

02/15/2026

Sixth message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days

02/09/2026

02/08/2026

Fifth message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days

02/02/2026

Instead of building up and unifying the Corinthian church, the issue of spiritual gifts was splitting it. Spiritual gifts had become symbols of spiritual power, causing rivalries. Some people thought they were more “spiritual” than others because of their gifts. This was a terrible misuse of spiritual gifts because their purpose is always to help the church function more effectively, not to divide it. We can be divisive if we insist on using our gifts our own way without being sensitive to others. We must never use our gifts as a means of manipulating others or serving our own self-interests.
LASB

02/01/2026

Fourth message in our series titled Unveiling: The Triumph of the Lamb in the Last Days