Listen in as Pastor Phillip dives into the the Opening of Matthew and the beauty of everything Matthew does to emphasize the importance of Jesus.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses the pattern of Renewal as we seek to live as a renewed church in a broken world.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses how we who intentionally belong to God should interact with a world who would rather follow their own ways

Listen in as we celebrate the Next Generation at FBC. We begin with our youth reading "Spoken Word" and some of our children reading Scripture. Then Pastor Phillip will talk about how we should emphasize reaching the "Next Gen."

Listen in as Pastor Phillip talks about what it means to intentionally belong to God and our job as Christ followers to draw more people to intentionally belong to their Creator.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip wraps up our community series by talking about the Triune characteristic of "Mutual Deference" and what that means for a healthy church community.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip talks about finding Joyful Intimacy within the church. We were created to know and be known, but that can only happen if our minds are renewed by the power of God within the Gospel.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses how Jesus' community of new humanity lives in glad submission. Our world tends to revolt against the idea of submission in any context, but Jesus sees submission as a vital part of what it means to follow him.

Listen in as Pastor Phillip gives an overview of the book of Ephesians showing how God desires to restore all humanity back to it's original created state...back to full equality. (Note: This sermon walks through a visual timeline. If you'd like to see it you can search for "First Baptist Portales" on YouTube and jump to about the half-way mark)

Listen in as Pastor Phillip discusses why we need community finding the answer in the person of God himself. God has eternally existed in a community of love between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and man kind is created in that Image. This has so many implication for why we need community.