Baymeadows Baptist Church

Baymeadows Baptist Church We here at Baymeadows Baptist Church want to share the love of Jesus Christ with those in our community and throughout the city of Jacksonville.

09/06/2026

If you missed this morning’s sermon, take time to watch Pastor Teach bring the Word.

The Youtube link will be available tomorrow for anyone who would like to go back and watch the full service.

Thank you and we pray everyone has a restful Sunday afternoon!

09/06/2026

📢 LIVESTREAM UPDATE

We’re currently experiencing some technical difficulties with our livestream this morning. We apologize for the inconvenience

If you’re unable to join us online, we’d love to have you worship with us in person!

We will post the service at 2:30pm.

Thank you for your understanding🙏

— Baymeadows Baptist Church

09/04/2026

The Throne Room Vision

Revelation 7:9-10

This is where missions ends. Not in a budget report. Not in a baptism count. Not in a conference or a newsletter. It ends here -- around the throne, in a gathering so large it cannot be numbered, made up of people who heard the gospel because someone went and someone sent and someone prayed and someone gave and someone refused to stay comfortable when the world needed Jesus. Every dollar invested in missions, every prayer lifted for a missionary, every act of faithful service in your local church is a thread woven into that scene. You may not see it now. But one day you will stand in that crowd and understand fully what your obedience was building all along. He is worth it.

How does the vision of Revelation 7:9-10 change the way you think about the daily, ordinary acts of giving and serving?

What role do you want to have played in that scene when you look back from eternity?

What would it look like for your life to be fully surrendered to the mission of filling that throne room?

Spend time in prayer today surrendering one specific thing to God -- your finances, your time, your comfort, your plans -- and ask Him to use it for the sake of the nations. Then take one concrete step this week to put that surrender into action, whether through giving, serving, going, or praying with greater intentionality than you have before.

09/03/2026

God Has Already Provided

Philippians 4:19

The word shall in this verse is not a suggestion or a possibility. It is a promise anchored in the character of God. When the world shut down in 2020 and missionaries could not board planes and churches could not gather and everything that seemed certain became uncertain, God was not surprised. He had already provided. He simply had not yet revealed the method. That is the nature of walking by faith. You do not always see the provision before you take the step. You see it because you took the step. If God genuinely called you to something, the resources for that calling already exist. Your job is to trust Him enough to go looking for them.

In what area of your life do you most struggle to believe that God has already provided?

How does the promise of Philippians 4:19 change how you approach financial giving to the work of God?

What is the difference between trusting God when resources are plentiful and trusting Him when they are not visible?

Write down one specific area where you need God's provision right now. Pray over it daily this week, specifically asking God to increase your faith to believe His promise before the provision becomes visible.

09/02/2026

The Sacrifice That Becomes Sweet

Philippians 4:18

Sacrifice rarely feels like worship in the moment. It feels like loss. It feels like going without. It feels like choosing something invisible over something you can hold in your hand. But there is a crossover point that God brings you to when you have practiced sacrifice long enough that something shifts. The giving stops feeling like subtraction and starts feeling like participation in something far larger than yourself. That is the pleasure of the payment the sermon described. It is not prosperity thinking. It is the natural result of aligning your heart with the heart of God, who gave everything. The sweet smell of sacrifice rises not because the sacrifice was easy, but because it was real.

What is one area of your life where God is asking you to sacrifice something comfortable for something eternal?

Have you ever experienced the crossover point where giving became genuinely joyful rather than obligatory?

What does it mean to present your entire life, not just your finances, as a living sacrifice?

Identify one specific sacrifice this week that is not financial -- your time, your comfort, your agenda -- and offer it deliberately to God as an act of worship. Journal about what that experience reveals in your heart.

09/01/2026

The Partnership God Designed

Philippians 4:14-17

A missionary without a sender is like a shoe without a foot. The partnership is not optional -- it is the design. God did not build His mission to run on solo effort. He built it on the body working together, each member contributing what the others cannot supply alone. When you pray for a missionary, you are doing something the missionary cannot do for himself at that moment. When you give financially, you are extending your own reach into places your feet may never physically go. The fruit that abounds to your account, as Paul describes it, is not a bonus. It is the natural overflow of a life invested in eternal things rather than temporary ones.

Do you currently have a specific missionary or ministry you are actively partnering with in prayer?

What does it mean to you that your giving produces fruit credited to your account in eternity?

In what ways have you underestimated the significance of your role as a sender?

Write a letter or send a message of encouragement to a missionary or ministry worker this week. Let them know specifically that you are praying for them and that you value the work they are doing.

08/31/2026

You Were Made for a Purpose

Romans 10:13-15

Purpose is not something you discover by looking inward. It is something God declares over you from the outside. The missionary steps onto foreign soil because God said go. The church member steps across the street because God said the same thing. Neither move is more sacred than the other. Both require obedience. Both require faith that the God who called you has already prepared the ground ahead of you. The question is not whether you have a purpose. The question is whether you are walking in it. Today, consider where your feet are planted and whether you are using them for the mission God has placed directly in front of you.

Where has God specifically placed you to be a witness right now?

What is one step of obedience you have been delaying?

How does knowing that your mission is written in Scripture change how you see your daily life?

Identify one person in your immediate circle -- a neighbor, coworker, or family member -- who does not know Jesus. Commit to praying for that person by name every day this week.

08/30/2026

Sunday Morning Service with Missionary Eddie Ziss 8/30/26

08/28/2026

Staying for the Sake of Others

Reading: Philippians 1:24-26; 1 Corinthians 15:58; Philippians 2:3-4

Paul personally preferred to depart and be with Christ. That was his honest desire. But when he looked at the believers who still needed him, he was willing to remain. That is the mark of genuine spiritual maturity. Immature faith asks what it wants. Mature faith asks what others need. As long as God gives us breath, He has not called us to retire from usefulness. Our role may change. Our strength may diminish. Our visibility may decrease. But our calling to encourage, disciple, pray for, and serve one another does not end until God calls us home. We are here on purpose, for a purpose.

Are you investing your life in the spiritual growth of others? Is there someone around you who needs to be discipled, encouraged, or simply reminded that they are not alone in their faith? What would it look like to live less for your own comfort and more for the furtherance and joy of someone else's faith?

Identify one person in your church or community whose faith you could intentionally invest in this month. Reach out to them this week. Offer to meet regularly, pray together, or simply walk alongside them in their current season. Ask God to make you the kind of believer whose presence advances the faith and joy of those around you, for His glory alone.

08/27/2026

Death for the believer is not the end of fellowship with Christ. Rather, it is the removal of everything that hinders our fellowship with Christ.

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4826 Baymeadows Road
Jacksonville, FL
32217

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Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 7am - 6pm
Sunday 9:30am - 12pm
5:30pm - 6:30pm

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