Narrow Way Bible Church

06/06/2026

Today we remember D-Day and all those who gave their lives for freedom!

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

Another blessed day in worship

05/18/2026

Saying farewell to the Teodoru family. Thankful for their ministry and fellowship these past few weeks! Lord bless and be with them on their way back home.

05/11/2026

Happy Mother’s Day 2026! Had a blessed time at our Mother’s Day service with special guest preacher Marius Teodoru.

05/10/2026

Had a great time of worship at our Romanian night !

05/04/2026

Romanian night of songs with special speaker Marius Teodoru ! Come and sing with us

05/02/2026

Men’s fellowship breakfast … blessed to spend time with these brothers!

04/22/2026

86 years of following Christ…
and one sentence could have saved his life.

Polycarp of Smyrna was an elderly bishop in Smyrna and, according to early Christian tradition, a disciple of John the Apostle.

That placed him close to the generation of the first witnesses of Jesus.

When Roman pressure rose, Polycarp was arrested.
He was not a young rebel chasing attention.
He was an old man near the end of his days.

Officials offered him an easy escape:
Curse Christ.
Swear by Caesar.
And live.

One sentence.
One compromise.
One moment to save himself.

Instead, the early account records Polycarp answering:

“Eighty and six years have I served Him, and He never did me any wrong. How then can I blaspheme my King who saved me?”

He was sentenced to death.

The crowd gathered.
Wood was prepared.
Fire was lit.

According to the ancient record, when the flames did not end his life quickly, an executioner was ordered to stab him with a dagger.

Rome believed death could end a witness.

They were wrong.

Because courage outlives smoke.

Polycarp’s body died, but his faithfulness traveled through centuries.

His story does not exist to shame ordinary believers.

It reminds us that a long life with Christ can produce a steady heart when pressure comes.

Most battles are not fought in arenas.

They are fought quietly:

When truth costs something.
When compromise looks easier.
When loyalty is tested in small moments no one applauds.

Faithfulness is rarely built in one dramatic day.

It is formed across thousands of ordinary ones.

Polycarp stood firm in the final moment
because he had walked faithfully in the earlier ones.

And history still remembers it.

04/06/2026

Christ Is Risen ! He Has Risen Indeed ! Happy Resurrection Sunday !