Salem Baptist Church

When we think of Nehemiah, we often think about the construction of the walls. However, this morning we are looking at where Nehemiah started. Join Pastor Cole as he leads us through Nehemiah's Prayer in Nehemiah 1:4-11, and we will look at his position, recognition, confession, and plea.

The Tabernacle is surrounded by a fence, but there is also a gate for all to enter! Join Pastor Rick as he discusses the gate and how it points to Jesus, our Savior, as the way to God.

If you were old enough to experience and understand what occurred on September 11, 2001, this date instantly floods your mind with memories of where you were, what you were doing, and what emotions flooded your heart and mind. Listen as Pastor Rick speaks on Isaiah 6 and Days Never Forgotten.

Have you ever considered that a gate has no purpose without a fence? Join Pastor Rick as he explains the details of the Tabernacle fence and how every aspect points to Jesus Christ.

Imagine a portrait was painted of your life and the end of your life's journey. Would you want that portrait to show you as wise or unwise? Listen as Pastor Rick walks through James 3:13-18 and discusses the portraits of the unwise and wise found in the scripture.

In Exodus 31:1-6, Betzalel was the chief artisan of the Tabernacle and was in charge of building the Ark of the Covenant, assisted by Oholiab. As he carefully followed the Lord's instructions and intricately crafted The Tabernacle, he no doubt felt the pleasure of God. Do you feel the pleasure of God as you work, interact with family, and serve those around you? Listen as Pastor Rick leads us through Exodus 31.

Have you ever heard the phrase, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me?" This could not be further from the truth! Our words have immense power in the lives of others, for the good or bad. Join Pastor Rick as he teaches through James 3 and examines the Power of the Tongue.

Join Pastor Scott Miller for his final message here at Salem. We will examine the church of Antioch in Acts 11, and it will be our model for keeping it going as individuals, families, and church families.

Are good deeds important for Christians? Our good deeds do not produce salvation, for salvation comes through faith alone in Jesus Christ. However, our deeds, actions, and words are direct evidence of our faith and the work of Jesus in our lives. We want to have a faith that serves. A faith that serves includes a change in priorities, leads to sacrifice, and is always under construction. Listen as Pastor Scott continues to lead us through the book of James.

The construction of the Tabernacle was completed with a pattern, provision, and purpose. Every piece of material had a specific space and measurement, and its purpose was to point to our coming Savior, Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Rick as we examine the scripture and discover the Tabernacle in Exodus 35.