Bible Baptist Pulpit

How should we read the Bible? In this study, we learn a simple biblical approach: Read it. Understand it. Compare it. Apply it. Remember it. Live it.

Discover how God’s Word is meant to do more than inform us—it is meant to transform us.

📖 “Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.” — Psalm 119:105

Do you know that you’re saved?

Our feelings change, our circumstances change, and we still struggle with sin—but God’s promises never change.

In this message, we examine the difference between feeling saved and being saved, and why our assurance must rest in Jesus Christ rather than a past experience, prayer, baptism, church attendance, or good works.

For the struggling Christian, look to Christ. For the person who has never truly trusted Him, don’t manufacture assurance—come to Jesus.

Your feelings may change, but God’s promises don’t.

This week at Bible Baptist, we continue our study through James with “Taming the Tongue.”

James reminds us that our words reveal what is in our hearts. We can control many things, but true victory over the tongue requires a heart transformed by God.

📖 “But the tongue can no man tame…” — James 3:8

Feeling forgotten or overlooked? Isaiah 43 reminds us that God knows your name.

He knows your struggles, walks with you through the waters, calls you His own, and has a purpose for your life.

“I have called thee by thy name; thou art mine.” — Isaiah 43:1

You may be unknown to the world, but you are known by God.

Listen to this message from the Bible Baptist pulpit: “He Knows My Name.”

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A small tongue can have a tremendous influence. In this lesson, James reminds us that our words reveal our spiritual maturity and can either direct, encourage, or destroy. We will examine the responsibility of teaching, the struggle to control our speech, and the powerful—and sometimes destructive—influence of the tongue. Come learn how to let our words represent Christ.

Faith isn’t just something we say—it’s something we live.

James 2 reminds us that “faith without works is dead.” Works don’t save us, but genuine faith produces a life of obedience.

Faith is the root. Works are the fruit.

Listen to this week’s episode of Bible Baptist Pulpit as we discover what real faith looks like.

What looks like a delay to us is never a disaster to Jesus. In Luke 8:49–56, Jairus receives devastating news, but Jesus reminds him, “Fear not: believe only.” This powerful message challenges us to keep pressing toward Christ, keep trusting while we wait, and remember that Jesus is never too busy to hear our cry or too late to meet our need.

When the answer hasn’t come, keep believing, keep trusting, and keep walking. Jesus is always worth pressing toward.

When life gets difficult, don’t stop pressing toward Jesus. In Luke 8:40–48, we learn from a woman whose faith pushed her through circumstances, fear, and obstacles to reach Christ. This message challenges us to keep praying, keep believing, and keep seeking Jesus.

Grow in your walk with Christ through the power of God’s Word. In this episode of Bible Baptist Pulpit, we explore 2 Peter 3:18 and discover how spiritual growth comes through desiring, studying, meditating on, obeying, and sharing the Scriptures. God doesn’t intend for believers to remain spiritually immature—He calls us to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ. Listen and be challenged to take your next step of faith.

When God says, “Go,” will you obey? This finale message from the series “When God…” comes from Genesis 12:1–4, we examine Abraham’s remarkable response to God’s call and discover that true faith is demonstrated through obedience. God often calls us beyond our comfort zone, provides for us as we follow Him, and reveals His purpose one step at a time. Whether God is leading you to serve, witness, forgive, or surrender, this sermon will challenge you to trust His promises and move forward in faith. Join us as we learn that when God says, “Go,” faith gets up and goes.

In this message from Luke 15:4–7, we see the heart of the Good Shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to seek the one lost sheep. Jesus reminds us that every soul matters and that heaven rejoices when one sinner repents. This sermon challenges every believer to identify one person God has placed in their life, pray faithfully for them, lovingly share the gospel, and intentionally pursue them with the hope of Christ. The same Savior who came searching for us now sends us to reach our one.

In this episode of our study through the Book of James, we examine the danger of showing favoritism and why partiality has no place in the life of a believer. James reminds us that genuine faith is reflected in the way we treat others—not by judging outward appearances, but by loving people as Christ loves them. We’ll explore how God often chooses those the world overlooks, why favoritism is a sin, and how mercy should characterize every follower of Jesus. Join us as we discover what it means to see every person through the eyes of God’s grac

In Week 6 of our study through the Book of James, we explore James 1:19–27 and the challenge to become not just hearers of God’s Word, but doers of it. James teaches that spiritual maturity is revealed by a teachable heart, a life that lays aside sin, and obedience that produces lasting transformation. We’ll discover how God’s Word acts as a mirror, exposing what needs to change, and how genuine faith is seen through controlled speech, compassion for others, and a life set apart for Christ. Join us as we learn that the goal of Bible study isn’t simply g...

Life can change in an instant. In Job’s darkest day, we discover that faith is not measured by how we respond when life is easy, but by how we trust God when everything seems to fall apart. This message explores how to remain steadfast through unexpected trials, choose worship in the midst of pain, and rest in the unchanging character of God. No matter the storm, God is still worthy of our trust, our praise, and our obedience.

In this message from the Bible Baptist Church, we’re reminded that God never promised His children a life of ease—He promised a life of purpose. Through the examples of Scripture and key passages including 2 Timothy 1:9, Romans 8:28, Luke 22:42, Philippians 1:29, and 2 Timothy 4:7, discover how God uses trials, surrender, and suffering to accomplish His eternal plan. If you’re walking through a difficult season or questioning God’s purpose, this biblical message will encourage you to trust His plan over your comfort and live for what matters for eternity.

Where does temptation really begin? In this episode of our study through the Book of James, we examine James 1:13–18 and discover the crucial difference between the trials God uses to grow us and the temptations that arise from our own sinful desires. We’ll explore why God is never the source of sin, how temptation follows a dangerous progression, how Satan uses deception, and why every good and perfect gift comes from our unchanging Father. Join us as we learn how to stop making excuses, take responsibility for our hearts, and find victory through God’s grace.

In this episode, we walk through Mark 4:35–41 and discover that following Jesus does not mean a storm-free life—it means you never face the storm alone. As the disciples battled the wind and waves, Jesus remained in complete control, reminding us that our circumstances never change His sovereignty. Whether you’re facing fear, uncertainty, or hardship, this message will encourage you to trust the Savior who still speaks, “Peace, be still,” and remember that the size of your storm is never greater than the power of your Savior.