Tabernacle Baptist Church

09/06/2026

09/03/2026

LifeBoat RETURNS on Monday 14th of September! We're going to be studying the Gospel of Mark this year.
If you're of college-age and in Union, SC, you're invited to come on board, play games, hang out, get fed, and study Mark together.

All welcome! Please share, invite, and come hang out!

09/02/2026

09/01/2026

What does it mean to finish well? That question was at the heart of our recent sermon on 2 Timothy 4, where we encountered the final written words of the Apostle Paul.

Written from a prison cell with ex*****on looming, these words carry the weight of a life fully spent for the gospel. Paul describes himself as being poured out like a drink offering, language drawn from the Jewish sacrificial tradition, signaling that his death is not merely something happening to him but something he is willingly giving.

He has fought, he has finished, and he has kept the faith. And the crown of righteousness waiting for him, we are reminded, is not reserved for apostles alone. It belongs to everyone who loves Christ's appearing and perseveres to the end.

This passage invited us to hold our own lives up against that standard and ask honestly where we stand. Are we running the race with intention, or have we quietly drifted toward comfort and compromise? The message is urgent, personal, and deeply hopeful, because the finish line is open to every one of us who will press on in faith.

Join us as we turn to Titus on Sunday.

08/29/2026

08/26/2026

What does it mean to be truly saturated in God's Word rather than just lightly dusted with it? This Sunday, we considered 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5, where Paul was challenging us to know the Word, do the Word, and proclaim the Word -- not as a box to check, but as a way of life that transforms us from the inside out.

Like Timothy, who was grounded in Scripture by his mother and grandmother long before he ever met the Apostle Paul, our faith is formed in the daily rhythms of home, study, and obedience. All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness (2 Timothy 3:16) -- every word, every page, pointing us to Christ.

If your faith feels dry, ask yourself: am I saturated, or just skimming the surface? Join us this Sunday or catch up on the message. Be equipped, be faithful, fulfill your ministry.

Join us on Sunday as we conclude 2 Timothy with the last recorded words of the Apostle Paul.

08/20/2026

This past Sunday at Tabernacle Baptist Church, we opened 2 Timothy 3:1-13 and faced a sobering reality: false teachers walk among us, wearing the appearance of godliness while denying its power. Paul's warning to Timothy is just as urgent for us today -- we are still in the last days, and spiritual discernment is not optional.

Paul gives us two contrasting pictures: men who exploit the vulnerable for personal gain, and men like Paul himself, whose character was proven genuine through persecution, patience, and steadfast love. The question he leaves us with is searching -- which kind of vessel are you becoming?

If you have been relying on church attendance, good works, or moral effort to secure your standing before God, this message is for you. Only Christ saves. Only His power, through the Holy Spirit, produces genuine godliness.

Missed Sunday? Come join us and dig into God's Word with us. All are welcome.