Pastor Brian continues to expound on Peter's sermon from Acts 4. Please join us!

In Peter's second sermon in Acts 3, he admonishes his audience to humble themselves, realize who Jesus really was, admit their guilt, repent of their sins, and realize the future hope that awaits them.  And so we too need to hear those very same admonishments today.

Peter's sermon in Acts 3 shows how we can be refreshed through repentance and renewing of our minds. Are you going through a dry season?  Are you thirsty?  Come and hear how God forgives and refreshes us.

The story of Esther shows God working behind the scenes for His glory and the good of His people. The Christmas story has a parallel theme with God taking on flesh to dwell among us, and then giving His life as a ransom for all who believe in Him so that we can have eternal life. Come, hear the message of the Messiah, and worship the true King with us this Sunday.

Matthew 3:13-17

In Acts 3, we see Peter and John being used by God to heal a man lame from birth. The story offers a testimony of God's power and grace, and how He uses obedient vessels to extend love to hurting people.

In Acts 2 we see that a healthy church meets together regularly, displays unity and generosity, shares the gospel with others, and has a sense of awe at God's working in their lives. We pray that First Baptist Church of Bosque Farms would be just such a church.

A healthy church is devoted to prayer. Come and hear how we are to pray, what should be our goal in praying, and what results we can expect from a praying church.

The third vital sign of a healthy church is remembering the importance of breaking bread together.  Communion brings us together around the body of Christ and His substitutionary sacrifice on the cross.  It also reminds us that we are in this struggle together, and as a body of believers, encourages us to fight for one another's faith in Jesus.