Life can be uncertain, but God remains our refuge, fortress, and safe place. In this message, we look at Psalm 91 and learn what it means to dwell in God’s presence, trust His protection, rest in His promises, and call upon His name. You may not know what tomorrow holds, but you can know who holds tomorrow.

“He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.” — Psalm 91:1

Jonah failed God, but God wasn’t finished with him. In this message, discover how God gives second chances, calls us back to obedience, and can still use us despite our past.

You may have failed God yesterday, but you can still obey God today.

This world is where we live, but Heaven is where we belong. In John 14:1–6, we are reminded of the prepared, peaceful, and promised home Jesus has waiting for His children—and that He is the only way home.

One day, we’re going HOME!

Where do we turn when life gets difficult? Psalm 121 reminds us that our help comes from the Lord. He is our Helper, Keeper, Protector, and Preserver.

In this message, we are challenged to look to God, trust His care, rest in His presence, and believe His promises. Whatever you’re facing, remember: the God who made heaven and earth is the God who watches over you.

Jesus obeyed the Father, received His approval, and stood victorious against Satan’s temptation. When Satan attacked His identity and offered shortcuts, Jesus responded with one answer: “It is written.”

This message challenges us to know who we are in Christ, trust God’s Word, reject compromise, and stand firm when temptation comes.

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