This is something that Amasai, the chief of the captains said to David when he asked whose side his group was on. Tonight we look at something that we need to learn regarding whose side WE are on. There is no middle ground. You are either for Christ or you are against him.

Are you for Christ or against Him? Is there any in-between ground? Absolutely not, and this message is a charge to us as Christians to get in the battle, and to get serious about fighting it in the power of the Lord.

This begins a new series on our midweek service! This is simply a lesson laying the groundwork for what will be taught in the next many weeks. We learn different things about God's Word in general, but also learn many things about the OT and good tips on remembering how it is constructed.

Can we still learn practical applications to our lives from the Old Testament? Absolutely! Tonight, Gary Neal preaches from the book of Leviticus where it speaks of how the corners of the fields were to be left for the poor. There is a powerful truth to be learned from this passage. Please tune in.

Gary Neal brings us another message that shows us the heart of missions, the gospel. "Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is no name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved."

This is the third message in our missions conference by Gary Neal. We look at the life of Jacob and see that the little comfort he had that he used as his pillow was consecrated to God. We see a perfect picture of how we must be ready to consecrate comfort to spread the good news of Jesus Christ.

This is the second message in our missions conference here at BFBC brought to us by Gary Neal. It is a sobering, but necessary message. We see the necessity of realizing the reality of Hell in order to understand the necessity of spreading the gospel.

This message is the first in our annual missions conference here a Bonners Ferry Baptist Church. We are privileged to have Gary Neal with us. In this message he preaches on how our mindset should be on getting the gospel out to the world.

Paul had a burden for the Philippian church, and his burden was to see them stedfast in their doctrine so that they would be in unity. The same goes for the local church today. Let us not forget to continue in the things that have kept the church alive and well.

In this message we look at five instances where people said "I believe", referring to their faith in God. There are four powerful truths to learn from these five people. We must learn that what is dealt with in this message is vital to how we live for Christ each day.