Loyal Baptist Church

Loyal Baptist Church A Church Molding Fruit Bearing Disciples! St. John 15:8

Our vision is to empower ordinary people to do extraordinary things for God and one another through the transformation of the Word of God, the power of prayer, and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

🎶✨ An Evening of Music at Loyal Baptist Church! ✨🎶Join us on Saturday, October 11th, 2025 at 4PM for a powerful night of...
09/29/2025

🎶✨ An Evening of Music at Loyal Baptist Church! ✨🎶

Join us on Saturday, October 11th, 2025 at 4PM for a powerful night of worship, praise, and celebration as we prepare for our 83rd Church Anniversary! 🙌🏾

Theme: “There’s Power in a Song” 🎤
“Come let us sing, until the power of the Lord come down.”

đź“Ť 881 E. 167th Street, Bronx, NY 10459 (Bet. Kelly St. & Intervale Ave.)

🗓️ Anniversary Service continues Sunday, October 12th at 11:30AM
🎵 Soloists, groups & choirs are welcome!
đź’ś Free Will Offering

Come expecting a blessing and experience the power of music in the presence of the Lord!

Grace and Peace Beloveds,We are standing together in love and compassion to support Sis. Rogers (mother) and Sis. Cooper...
09/01/2025

Grace and Peace Beloveds,

We are standing together in love and compassion to support Sis. Rogers (mother) and Sis. Cooper (sister) as they prepare to lay their beloved son and brother, Bro. Steven Cooper, to rest. Coach Cooper touched many lives as a mentor, leader, and friend, and we now have the opportunity to be a blessing to his family in their time of need.

To give a love offering toward the funeral expenses, you may:

• Scan the QR code on the flyer to give online,

• Use this link if unable to scan: paypal.com/ncp/payment/2DX9WZ2UN3TWA, or

• Send a check to:
Loyal Baptist Church
Attn: Min. Keisha Brown
881 E. 167th Street
Bronx, NY 10459

Please make checks payable to Loyal Baptist Church and in the memo section write: “Love Offering for Bro. Cooper’s Funeral Expenses.”

Your prayers, love, and generosity are appreciated more than you know.

With gratitude for your love, support and donation,
The Rogers, Cooper and Loyal Baptist Church Family.

Sunday Morning Manna - April 6, 2025Walking in the LightScripture:“If we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we ha...
04/07/2025

Sunday Morning Manna - April 6, 2025

Walking in the Light

Scripture:
“If we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.” — 1 John 1:7 (KJV)

Reflection:

John opens this epistle with a deep personal testimony—he speaks of what he has seen, heard, and touched concerning the Word of Life. He’s not simply sharing information; he’s extending an invitation: Come walk in the light with us.

God is light. In Him is no darkness at all. This truth calls us not only to admiration but to alignment. To walk with Him means to walk in transparency, to welcome His truth, and to live in fellowship that is marked by grace, repentance, and restoration.

Sometimes, we grow used to walking in shadows—carrying unresolved hurt, hiding behind appearances, or avoiding confession. But 1 John reminds us that real joy and fellowship are found in the light. It is in the light that healing flows. It is in the light that community is made whole. And it is in the light that the blood of Jesus cleanses us—not once, but continually.

This isn’t a call to perfection. It’s a call to honesty. If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves. But if we confess—if we open our hearts and come into the light—He is faithful. Every time.

Min. KB

Sacred Saturday Manna – April 5, 2025Falling Down in WorshipScripture:“And the four and twenty elders fell down and wors...
04/05/2025

Sacred Saturday Manna – April 5, 2025

Falling Down in Worship

Scripture:
“And the four and twenty elders fell down and worshipped him that liveth for ever and ever.” — Revelation 5:14

Reflection:
Heaven’s worship ends as it began—with falling down. Not out of defeat, but in total surrender. The elders before the throne lay everything down, overwhelmed by the worthiness of the Lamb.

We, too, are invited into that sacred posture—not just physically, but spiritually. Worship is not performance—it is posture. When we quiet our hearts, still our striving, and behold the One who lives forever, we join heaven’s chorus.

Even our rest can become worship when it is offered in reverence. Taking time to sit in His presence, to adore Him without request or agenda, is one of the purest forms of worship.

Min. KB

Fruitful Friday Manna – April 4, 2025A New Song of RedemptionScripture:“And they sung a new song, saying, Thou art worth...
04/05/2025

Fruitful Friday Manna – April 4, 2025

A New Song of Redemption

Scripture:
“And they sung a new song, saying, Thou art worthy… for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood.” — Revelation 5:9

Reflection:
The song in heaven is new—not because God has changed, but because a fresh revelation has come: the Lamb has redeemed.

This song is not sung out of duty—it’s sung from deliverance. It’s not just the melody that’s new—it’s the hearts behind it. Heaven worships because the Lamb’s sacrifice has gathered a people from every nation, every language, every walk of life. That includes you.

You, too, have a song. A song of grace. A song of rescue. A song that no one else can sing for you. Let it rise from your heart—not because you have to, but because you can’t help but thank Him.

Min. KB

Thankful Thursday Manna – April 3, 2025A New Song of RedemptionScripture:“And they sung a new song… for thou wast slain,...
04/05/2025

Thankful Thursday Manna – April 3, 2025

A New Song of Redemption

Scripture:
“And they sung a new song… for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood.” — Revelation 5:9

Reflection:
Heaven sings a new song—but it’s not new because of music. It’s new because of the revelation of redemption. They sing because they were rescued. They worship because they were changed.

You, too, have a song. If the Lamb has redeemed you, your life becomes a living melody. As seasons shift and roles evolve, don’t lose your song. The way you worship through change—by trusting God’s direction, honoring His chosen, and encouraging others—is part of that melody.

The elders laid down their crowns, but they didn’t lose their voice. They used it to worship.

Min. KB

Wisdom Wednesday Manna – April 2, 2025The Lamb in the MidstScripture:“And I beheld, and, lo, in the midst of the throne…...
04/05/2025

Wisdom Wednesday Manna – April 2, 2025

The Lamb in the Midst

Scripture:
“And I beheld, and, lo, in the midst of the throne… stood a Lamb as it had been slain.” — Revelation 5:6

Reflection:
Heaven’s focus is clear—the Lamb is in the midst. Not behind, not beside, but at the very center. All worship, all honor, all power flows from and toward Him.

As we navigate seasons of change—especially in leadership or generational transition—it’s essential to keep Christ in the midst. When He is centered, personal preference gives way to divine purpose.

When we fight to stay in the center ourselves, we risk displacing the One who truly belongs there. But when we step back and lift Him up, everything else falls into place.

Min. KB

Truthful Tuesday Manna – April 1, 2025He Humbled HimselfScripture:“And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himse...
04/05/2025

Truthful Tuesday Manna – April 1, 2025

He Humbled Himself

Scripture:
“And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.” — Philippians 2:8

Reflection:
Before the Lamb was exalted in heaven, He first walked humbly on earth. He came not with fanfare but in flesh—choosing obedience, not status; surrender, not self-preservation.

Philippians reminds us that the road to glory was paved by humility. Jesus laid down His rights and bore the cross. It is this very humility that heaven celebrates in Revelation 5, as the Lamb takes the scroll from the hand of God and all creation breaks into worship.

Our worship should mirror His humility. He was not crowned because He grasped power, but because He gave Himself freely. When we humble ourselves—laying down our pride, titles, and fears—we find ourselves nearer to His heart and His throne.

Min. KB

Merciful Monday Manna – March 31, 2025When Obedience Looks Like SurrenderScripture:“And being found in fashion as a man,...
03/31/2025

Merciful Monday Manna – March 31, 2025

When Obedience Looks Like Surrender

Scripture:
“And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross.” — Philippians 2:8

Reflection:
Jesus didn’t come to defend His right to be seen. He came to obey. His humility wasn’t weakness—it was strength under the full authority of God. In choosing obedience, He chose surrender. And in surrendering, He became the One to whom all will bow.

This is the posture that heaven honors: not clinging to control, but yielding to God’s order. Many times, we want to obey God—but only on our terms. True obedience, however, sometimes asks us to let go, even of good things, even of things we’ve held a long time.

This speaks especially to seasons of transition—when it’s time to pass the torch, encourage new leadership, or step into a quieter season of service. These changes don’t take away from our value. Like Jesus, our worth is not diminished in surrender—it is revealed.

Min. KB

Sunday Morning Manna – March 30, 2025Worthy is the LambScripture:“Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, an...
03/30/2025

Sunday Morning Manna – March 30, 2025

Worthy is the Lamb

Scripture:
“Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.” — Revelation 5:12

Reflection:
Heaven’s attention is fixed on one figure—the Lamb that was slain. Not a lion in appearance, but a Lamb, standing with visible sacrifice. Jesus, the Son of God, took on the form of a servant, humbled Himself, and became obedient even unto death (Philippians 2:8). For this, heaven honors Him with full praise and absolute surrender.

This same Lamb is worthy not because He asserted power, but because He poured Himself out for others. His example shows us that worthiness in the kingdom is not about title or tradition—it is about humility, obedience, and service.

The twenty-four elders cast their crowns, showing that even the most honored must surrender in God’s presence. Their worship teaches us how to respond: by yielding control, letting go of self-preservation, and embracing God’s divine order.

Min. KB

Sacred Saturday Manna – March 29, 2025Resting as Worship Before the ThroneScripture:“For in six days the Lord made heave...
03/29/2025

Sacred Saturday Manna – March 29, 2025

Resting as Worship Before the Throne

Scripture:
“For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.” — Exodus 20:11

Reflection:

Even in the throne room, there is a divine rhythm of worship. The act of Sabbath rest is not just about stopping work—it is about honoring God as the sovereign ruler of all things.

When we set aside the seventh day to rest, we are mirroring the heavenly throne room, where all attention is on God alone. Our rest is a declaration that God is in control, and we trust Him enough to cease from our labor.

Min. KB

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