Friendship Bible Church

Thank you God that you have delivered me, and that even when I have drifted away in my pride and forgotten your deliverance, you have delivered me again and again and again and again.

We not only have reason for thankfulness because of what God has done, but even more so because of who He is.

Jesus is touched by our suffering, and enraged by sin's grip in our lives.

Those who heard the gospel and did not respond before the rapture, will not be saved after the rapture.

Discouragement will make us stumble unless we keep our eyes on Christ - what He has done, and what He has said.

A life built on Christ has an unshakable foundation.

Jesus has the authority and the power to call you out of this world, and He will do just that.

On our annual Old Fashioned Sunday, we are reminded that this church was a "come-outer" church. It must ever be one. Those Christians who, 150 years ago, sat where you sit today were "come-outer" Christians. So, too, must we be today.

Parents need to model, and teach, the truths from Proverbs about words.

Loving our neighbor as ourselves means helping anyone who needs it, with no thought to who they are.

While anger and violence are not always sin, they usually are, and we therefore should be slow to get angry or act in anger, and teach our kids the same.

Children need to be taught early about how to handle money.

Children require training, and parents are the trainers.

Our kids need to know that we put distance between ourselves and sinful influences, and that we require the same from them.

The Bible must be the foundation of the home, just as it must be the foundation of a life.

Parents need a firm foundation, before they can raise children who have firm foundations.

Reminiscing on the 2014 FBC Holy Land tour.

When Jesus called to Saul, he heard and obeyed. So too must we obey the Savior's voice.

Jesus' final words to the disciples defined their mission and their message.

In the appearance by the sea, Jesus sought their trust, their service, and their devotion.