Emmaus Baptist Church

Emmaus Baptist Church Five pillars of our purpose at Emmaus are worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, & evangelism.

🗓 Awana begins Sunday, September 13, 2026👉 Register today: https://www.emmausbaptchurch.org/awana/Join us for a fun-fill...
09/06/2026

đź—“ Awana begins Sunday, September 13, 2026
👉 Register today: https://www.emmausbaptchurch.org/awana/

Join us for a fun-filled year of learning God's Word, making friends, and growing in faith at Emmaus Baptist Church.

✝️ After discovering WHO Jesus is, Paul immediately asked his second question:❓ “What shall I do, Lord?”🙏 This is the na...
09/05/2026

✝️ After discovering WHO Jesus is, Paul immediately asked his second question:

❓ “What shall I do, Lord?”

🙏 This is the natural response of every genuine believer. Once we have surrendered our lives to Christ, we desire to follow Him wherever He leads.

🌿 We realize that true life—the abundant life Jesus promised—is found in walking with Him each day.

🛤️ We may not always know where the path will lead, but Jesus does. And He has promised never to leave or forsake His own.

💔 Paul’s journey was filled with moments of great joy, but it also brought imprisonment, persecution, hardship, and suffering. Yet his love for Christ outweighed every trial.

❤️‍🔥 He gladly endured because he knew that one day he would be with his Savior forever.

✨ The same hope belongs to every believer today.

đź“– As Paul wrote:

“Yes, we are of good courage... and we would rather be away from the body and at home with the Lord.”
— 2 Corinthians 5:8

🙌 When we truly know WHO Jesus is, our next response should always be:

❓ “What shall I do, Lord?”

➡️ Then, by His grace, we simply follow wherever He leads.

Join us for a fun-filled year of learning God's Word, making friends, and growing in faith at Emmaus Baptist Church.Regi...
08/13/2026

Join us for a fun-filled year of learning God's Word, making friends, and growing in faith at Emmaus Baptist Church.

Register today: 👉 https://www.emmausbaptchurch.org/awana/

On the road to Damascus, Saul asked two questions that every person who comes to faith in Christ must eventually answer....
07/27/2026

On the road to Damascus, Saul asked two questions that every person who comes to faith in Christ must eventually answer. The first is, "Who are You, Lord?"

Saul didn't search for the answer through public opinion or the wisdom of the world. He went straight to the source—God Himself. Today, we have God's inspired Word, which faithfully reveals who Jesus is. "All Scripture is breathed out by God..." (2 Timothy 3:16).

The Bible answers Saul's question from beginning to end. John the Baptist declared, "Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!" (John 1:29). Jesus is the promised Savior, the Son of God, the risen Lord, and the only hope for sinful humanity.

And that is only the beginning. As you seek to know Christ through His Word, you will discover that knowing Him is not merely gaining information—it is entering into a deeply personal, joyful, and life-changing relationship.

Who are You, Lord? It is the greatest question you will ever ask, and Jesus Himself gives the only answer that truly satisfies.

We’re only two and a half months out from the next Rise Up women’s conference! It’s hard to believe it’s almost here alr...
07/25/2026

We’re only two and a half months out from the next Rise Up women’s conference! It’s hard to believe it’s almost here already - but we are so exited! Please consider coming & invite all of your friends. It’s going to be a fun & encouraging weekend as we dive into Gods Word and have some fun surprises along the way. You must register by October 6 to be guaranteed a swag bag. We hope to see you there!

Simon enjoyed the attention and admiration he received through his magic. But when Philip preached the Gospel and God pe...
07/23/2026

Simon enjoyed the attention and admiration he received through his magic. But when Philip preached the Gospel and God performed miracles through him, the people's focus shifted from Simon to Christ. Although Simon professed belief, his heart remained centered on himself.

Rather than surrendering to God, Simon wanted the power of the Holy Spirit without the Lordship of Jesus. He reduced God's gift to something that could be bought and used for personal gain. His desire was never to glorify God—it was to glorify Simon.
God is not looking for people who simply want His power; He is looking for hearts that belong to Him.

Give your heart to God, and then live each day to glorify Him.

Stephen began by serving tables (Acts 6:2), but God used him to boldly proclaim Christ.His faithfulness led to oppositio...
07/13/2026

Stephen began by serving tables (Acts 6:2), but God used him to boldly proclaim Christ.

His faithfulness led to opposition, arrest, and ultimately martyrdom. Yet his testimony did not end with his death.

A young Pharisee named Saul witnessed Stephen's unwavering faith. God would later transform that same man into the Apostle Paul.

We never know where our obedience will lead. When our hearts are fully surrendered to Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit, He equips us for whatever lies ahead.

God doesn't ask us to know the outcome—He asks us to be faithful.

07/04/2026

True independence begins with dependence on God.

❤️🤍💙

Every act of service in the church matters. Whether your role is public or behind the scenes, every faithful task suppor...
06/27/2026

Every act of service in the church matters. Whether your role is public or behind the scenes, every faithful task supports the same purpose: proclaiming the Gospel and advancing God's kingdom.

Stephen was chosen for what seemed like a simple responsibility—serving tables. Yet the apostles sought men who were of good reputation, full of the Holy Spirit, and full of wisdom (Acts 6:3).

God isn't simply looking at what we do. He cares about who we are as we serve.

When we serve with humility, godly character, and spiritual wisdom, the church is strengthened, lives are impacted, and the Gospel moves forward.

"And the word of God continued to increase, and the number of the disciples multiplied greatly..." — Acts 6:7

May our greatest qualification for serving never be our abilities, but our faithfulness to Christ.

The sin of Ananias and Sapphira was not how much they gave. It was their deception.Their offering was voluntary, but the...
06/21/2026

The sin of Ananias and Sapphira was not how much they gave. It was their deception.

Their offering was voluntary, but their hearts were divided. They desired the appearance of holiness more than true devotion. They sought recognition while pretending complete surrender.

Their story reminds us that God desires truth in worship, not performance.
It also helps us understand why Jesus refused to test God. Had He failed in any way, He could not have been the perfect sacrifice for our sins. But Christ remained holy, pure, and obedient.

Thank You, Lord Jesus, for Your holiness, purity, and perfection, the spotless Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.

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2430 Silk Hope Gum Springs Road
Pittsboro, NC
27312

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