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As quoted in a recent sermon, the below comes from the pen of an unknown pastor in Zimbabwe who was martyred. As the story goes, the note was later found in his desk. I am part of the fellowship of the unashamed. I have Holy Spirit power. The die has been cast. I have stepped... Read More →

Let me take this opportunity to invite every one of you to our upcoming Men’s Retreat at Crystal Springs Baptist Camp from Friday 3 May to Sunday 5 May. Come and join us for what is sure to be a remarkable time together with each other and with our God. To those men who may not... Read More →

As a part of our How to Study the Bible Enrichment Hour class we discussed some helpful tools to enrich your study of Scripture. Here’s the list: STUDY BIBLES Take special note of book introductions Utilize cross-references to other passages Remember, the notes aren’t... Read More →

Although some have assumed that the Baptist denomination is related to the historical Anabaptist movement, this is not the case. While there are some similarities, the differences in theology and in historical development are significant. Religious affiliations descending from... Read More →

Joyful greetings in Christ Jesus to you all – In a few weeks we will be celebrating Thanksgiving, a time set aside by George Washington for “public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many signal favors of Almighty God.” As Christians... Read More →

Despite all the changes in the culture and in technology over the years, the single most effective means of getting someone to come to church has remained the same: a personal invitation. Consider these statistics: In North Dakota, about 1/3 of people attend church just a few... Read More →

One of our current classes during the Enrichment Hour is Introduction to the Old Testament. This class is designed to provide an overview of the Old Testament in order to expand your understanding of the New. Below is the outline of the class, as well as the notes from each week... Read More →

As we continue in our sermon series on “Why The Reformation still Matters,” it is important for us to acknowledge that Reformers like Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, and Knox were far from perfect. These were imperfect men. All figures of history are, and church history is no exception:... Read More →

For those who could not attend the live stream of the Revive Our Hearts conference (or those who would like to rewatch part of their favorite talk), you can now view the recorded sessions for free at http://www.revive17.com/live/. Thank you to those who attended the live stream... Read More →

As we begin our fall teaching series on Why the Reformation Still Matters we are recommending two books that you may want to consider reading. The first was recommended earlier this summer, and many have already started it. Why the Reformation Still Matters In 1517, a German monk... Read More →