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Lyndon Bible Church is a fellowship of people who love Jesus Christ and who have come to a personal relationship with God by trusting in Jesus Christ as their Savior.

09/02/2026

Much anger nationwide has been directed toward Dr. Anthony Fauci and his “team” regarding allegations ranging from greed and deception to deliberate “trickery;” that he has created a nation of “victims!” Covid affected our personal freedom surrounding health, education, employment, the privilege to gather in community as families, friends, and even to worship. Its impact was far-reaching affecting organized professional care, sports, and outreach along with world evangelism and humanitarian relief. Yes, we were humbled by the hardships forced upon us but we also courageously embraced our God-given mandate to help those in need!
Regardless of “guilt” or “innocence” over the events surrounding covid, we can only feel saddened by one ominous fact: there is no evidence that Dr. Fauci has saving faith in Christ! If that is true, then all his efforts, successes, failures, noble intensions, deliberate wrongs, self-righteous and/or evil acts—ultimately, his rejection of God will haunt him for eternity!

08/26/2026

Sometimes the importance of prayer and its role in our lives seems elusive or distant. We may hesitate to pray about our needs and circumstances because the problem feels too big! Sometimes praying may seem too passive or unrealistic and I wonder if I have enough faith. Certainly, these struggles might indicate our need for “growth” but they could also reveal our limited perception of the One to whom we are praying. The glorious truth about prayer is that we are accessing the heart of God—by His personal invitation! Discerning the “if,” “what,” “how” and “why” of prayer is often challenging and one reason many well-intended Believers might avoid it. This amplifies the necessity of “faith” we read about in Hebrews 11:1; 6: “Now faith is being sure of what we hope for, being convinced of what we do not see."

08/19/2026

One of my most memorable times took place years ago on I-91. The southern portion had been completed when I was driving toward exit 4 in my “used” red and white 1963 AMC Rambler. I was playing the radio and enjoying the higher speed limit of this new highway. Suddenly, the motor grew annoyingly loud and I began to see black smoke in my rearview mirror. Even a non-mechanic like myself knew something was wrong with the motor. What should I do? I simply reached over to the radio and turned up the music! This only worked for about a mile or so before ending in the “breakdown” lane; going nowhere!
Sadly, I find that denial is more common among us Christians than we’ll admit. It shows up in our personal lives and relationships as “wishful thinking,” procrastination, or simply, fostering excuses; “I’ll apologize…but the time has to be right!” “Church on Sunday morning? I know it's important but…not for me.” More seriously, “I’ll confess my negative and sinful attitude to God later when I won’t be so distracted; I’ll even read the Bible.” “I know this sinful behavior (or bad habit) needs to go but, when I feel I can handle it.”

08/14/2026

Join us this Sunday for our worship service beginning at 9:30 am!

08/12/2026

Mark 14 describes an anonymous woman’s act of worship toward Jesus during a dinner hosted by Simon the l***r. As they dined, the woman quietly entered with a jar of “costly aromatic oil.” Entirely focused upon Jesus, she broke the seal and poured its contents on His head (v. 3)!
The dinner guests became upset and indignant by this loving and worshipful display. Harassing the woman with disdainful and harsh comments, they judged her act as “wasteful!” Jesus personally intervened, sharply telling everyone to “leave her alone.” The stingy self-focus of these dinner guests not only evoked the Lord’s rebuke but also caused them to miss out on a wonderful opportunity to worship Christ together in His physical presence!
Can we say that this woman’s uninhibited generosity toward Jesus is true of us today? What about her willingness to face the criticism and rejection of unbelievers by declaring her love and devotion to Jesus? Do we hold back; limit our investment of resources to serving one another in Jesus’ name?
The example of this anonymous woman who lovingly sacrificed for Jesus' sake, exudes with the joy and privilege of sacrificial giving.

08/07/2026

Psalm 23 is perhaps the most familiar passage in all of Scripture, and for good reason—its message offers profound comfort to our souls. Throughout the psalm, Yahweh our Shepherd moves His people through distinct landscapes: lush meadows, right paths, dark valleys, victory feasts, and ultimately, our eternal home.
In verse 2, "green pastures" and "still waters" give us a vivid picture of divine rest. In the original context of a dry desert wilderness, these represent places where sheep can finally stop, freed from physical strain and the constant anxiety of lack.
Like sheep, we walk through a wilderness: a fast-paced world that demands non-stop productivity, leaving us with frayed nerves and exhausted bodies. Yet David writes that our Shepherd "makes me lie down"—a phrase that is imperfect in the Hebrew, pointing not to a one-time event or even occasional ones, but to an ongoing, continual state. Jesus doesn't just grant us intermittent breaks from the noise; He invites us into a permanent posture of soul-rest.
"Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls." (Matthew 11:28–29)

08/05/2026

There are numerous theories for anger management; some make good sense while others are bizarre and take one deeper into bo***ge. Have you ever heard of Scream Therapy (venting with venomous and/or obscene verbiage); or Attack Therapy? This is not pillow-punching; it includes “Rage Rooms” for hitting or demolishing objects, etc. Obviously, it only intensifies anger!
Unfortunately, I find that we Christians often do not stand out much differently than the “world” in the way we handle “anger.” We tend to have “short fuses,” vent anger, and use lots of excuses (“blame and shame”) instead of deliberately dealing with these matters through the higher standard of the wisdom and instruction of God’s Word!
God neither intends for us to ignore, “stuff” (hide) our emotions, nor vent them upon others. He has provided instructions to affectively face our feelings. Most importantly, God has promised His powerful and compassionate presence and timely provision for us when facing the anger from others as well as our own.

07/29/2026

Numerous scientific studies reveal that, without substantial (repetitive) review, listeners forget: approximately 50% of new information within one hour, up to 70% within 24 hours, and if no effort is made to remember, 90% is lost. (Imagine the frustration facing pastors and teachers of God’s Word from Sunday to Sunday when listeners seem merely to be “consumers”!) Assumptions tend to vary depending on which study is cited.
However, one thing is certain, every study agrees that retention significantly diminishes when no action is taken! Although it is true that factors such as stress and sleeplessness among other things influence a more rapid decline of retention, we also know that God’s Word provides timely help to overcome their negative effects.

07/24/2026

Luke 7:36–50 - At a dinner table, Jesus confronts a religious man’s coldness of heart and receives the costly, tearful devotion of a woman who knew she had been forgiven much.
The principle Jesus reveals is both simple and searching: those who are forgiven much love much.
Love for Jesus cannot be manufactured. God’s love is poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit (Romans 5:5); yet that love is warmed and brought to a boil as we return again to the grace we have received from Christ.
As we gather for worship this Sunday, come prepared to hear how the forgiveness of Jesus loosens the chains of apathy, fear, shame, and disordered desire—and how renewed wonder at His mercy leads us into joyful love and obedience.

07/22/2026

We must not be surprised when our “foundation of faith” is challenged; the Holy Spirit will legitimately allow our “beliefs” to be shaken so that they may ultimately be refined and strengthened! How so? By directing us to God’s Word:
Confidence - “Therefore, brothers and sisters, stand firm and hold on to the traditions that we taught you, whether by speech or by letter.” 2 Thessalonians 2:15 NET. Cf. John 17:17; 1 Corinthians 15:58;
Vigilance - “Stay alert, stand firm in the faith, show courage, be strong.” 1 Corinthians 16:13 NET. Cf. Colossians 2:6-8;
Unity - “…standing firm in one spirit, with one mind, by contending side by side for the faith of the gospel…” Philippians 1:27 NET. Cf. 2 Peter 3:17-18.
So “…take every thought captive to make it obey Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5b NET), and STAND FIRM!

Address

Lyndonville, VT
05851

Telephone

(802) 626-9296

Website

http://lyndonbible.org/

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