Faith Baptist Sermons

Join Pastor Frank in this special episode as we prepare for the National Day of Prayer, a time to reflect on our nation's spiritual roots and the power of prayer in our lives.This week, Pastor Frank reflects on the historic significance of April 30, 1789, when George Washington was inaugurated as the first President of the United States. Hear how Washington’s solemn oath, taken with his hand on the Bible and his heartfelt invocation of divine guidance, underscores the importance of faith in the foundation of our nation.In this episode, we will explore:The Legacy of George Washington: A glimpse into his first presidential oath and how his acknowledgment of God serves as a historical pillar for our National Day of Prayer.The Importance of Prayer: Understand the role prayer plays in healing our communities, seeking divine guidance, and strengthening our faith during turbulent times.Upcoming Events: Learn about the National Day of Prayer gathering this Thursday at noon at the courthouse, where we will unite in prayer for our nation and its leaders.Bring your heart and your prayers as we delve into the significance of relying on God, just as our forefathers did. Together, let’s celebrate this special day as a reminder of our commitment to spiritual growth and national unity.Tune in and be part of a prayer movement that acknowledges the need for divine intervention in our lives and communities. Amen!

Join Pastor Frank in this enlightening episode as he dives deep into the theme of salvation through the lens of Luke 19:10: "For the Son of Man is come to seek and to save that which is lost."In this sermon, Frank shares powerful insights about the relentless pursuit of Jesus in seeking out the lost and the transformative nature of His grace. You'll hear about:The Reality of Loss: Reflecting on our collective human experience of being lost and the assurance that Jesus came for us.The Importance of Scripture: An exploration of the authenticity of the Bible, emphasizing its divine inspiration and the crucial message it delivers regarding salvation.Real-Life Applications: Frank brings to life the stories of sinners like Zacchaeus, illustrating how a personal encounter with Christ can lead to profound change and restoration.Responding to God's Call: How we, as believers, are called to be agents of change and the importance of sharing the Gospel with others.This episode is not just for those who consider themselves faithful but also for anyone searching for meaning, purpose, and hope. Discover how to recognize the moments when God is knocking at your heart and how to respond to His invitation.Tune in for a message that promises to inspire, challenge, and uplift your spirit!

Join Pastor Frank in this enlightening episode where he covers the profound truth found in 2 Corinthians 5:17: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation." In a world that often clings to the familiar, Pastor Frank challenges us to let go of the old and step into the new life that Christ offers.Through scriptural insights and compelling stories, he explores:The meaning behind being a new creation in Christ and the significance of spiritual rebirth.Biblical narratives, including the story of the disciples returning to their fishing habits after Jesus’ resurrection, and how Christ calls them—and us—into a new purpose.Practical steps to surrender our lives, heart, and possessions to God to fully embrace His abundant blessings.Pastor Frank encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives: Are we still clinging to the past, or are we stepping into the transformative power of Christ? This episode is a reminder of God's long-suffering love and how He desires for us to live in the light, free from the bondage of our former selves.Join us for an inspiring discussion that invites you to make room for the new!

In this special Easter sermon, Pastor Frank shares a powerful message centered around the resurrection of Jesus Christ—a narrative that lies at the heart of the Christian faith. Drawing from Scripture, Frank emphasizes that the gospel is the "Good News" and that it is foundational for believers today.Key Themes:The Significance of the Resurrection: Pastor Frank illustrates how the resurrection confirms the truth of Jesus Christ and the importance of faith for salvation.God's Love and Sacrifice: He reflects on God's immense love for humanity, culminating in Christ's death and resurrection—proclaiming that it was not mere nails that held Jesus to the cross, but love itself.Witnessing the Truth: The sermon highlights the importance of witnessing not only through words but through transformed lives, encouraging believers to shine their light in the world.A Call to Believe: The episode concludes with a heartfelt invitation for listeners to reaffirm their faith in Christ, emphasizing the personal relationship and hope found in Him.Join us for this enlightening and uplifting podcast as we celebrate the resurrection and the life-changing message it brings. Whether you're new to faith or a long-time believer, there's a profound truth waiting for you to discover this Easter!

In this powerful sermon led by Pastor Frank, the congregation is invited to embark on a reflective journey through the significant events of Holy Week. Using the foundational teachings from the book of Hebrews, Pastor Frank emphasizes the importance of understanding Christ’s sacrificial act and the profound impact it has on believers today.Key themes include:Christ as the High Priest: Exploring how Jesus fulfills the role of the high priest through His ultimate sacrifice, contrasting the old covenant sacrifices with His perfect offering.The Significance of the Blood: The sermon drives home the message that without the shedding of Jesus' blood, there is no forgiveness of sins—a pivotal truth for every believer.Living a Life of Redemption: Pastor Frank challenges congregants to reflect on their lives, encouraging them to assess their spiritual walk and surrender fully to God.Christ's Last Days: A detailed recounting of the events leading up to crucifixion illustrates the depths of Christ's love and the sacrifices made for humanity's salvation.Hope in Christ: The message culminates in a reminder that through Christ, believers receive eternal life and forgiveness, encouraging each person to embrace the grace offered through faith.This sermon serves as a poignant reminder of the bittersweet nature of Holy Week, inviting all to contemplate the love and sacrifice of Jesus and to renew their commitment to living a Christ-centered life.

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Frank delves into the profound truths found in Isaiah 53, exploring its significance as the "Holy Grail" of Scripture. With personal anecdotes and biblical insights, he emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith in God's promises, the sacrificial love of Christ, and the transformative power of the Gospel. As he reflects on historical affirmations of Christ's deity and mission, Pastor Frank encourages listeners to recognize the profound message of salvation and the call to share it with the world. Join us for a message that reassures the believer and challenges the seeker to contemplate the love and grace that can change lives forever.

Join Pastor Frank in this enlightening sermon focused on the profound and life-changing truths found in John 3:16 and the surrounding verses. Exploring the theme of God's unconditional love, Pastor Frank highlights the incredible gift of salvation through Jesus Christ and the importance of believing in Him to escape condemnation.In this episode, you will hear:The meaning of John 3:16 and its relevance today.Insights on why Jesus came into the world — not to condemn, but to save.The distinction between living in darkness versus embracing the light of Christ.Real-life examples, including the story of Zacchaeus, demonstrating the transformative power of faith and repentance.Rich biblical truths illustrating how God’s grace offers freedom from sin and eternal life.Pastor Frank emphasizes the call for believers to share this incredible message of hope and love. Whether you’re a long-time follower of Christ or curious about the faith, this sermon will inspire you to reflect on your relationship with God and the light that calls us all out of darkness.Tune in for a powerful message that reminds us of the depth of God's love and the importance of living in truth!

Join Frank in this insightful episode as he explores the critical question of whether artificial intelligence serves us as a tool or has become a ruling influence in our daily lives. Drawing from his extensive background—including anecdotes from military service and various professional experiences—Frank challenges listeners to reflect on the implications of AI in our world today.Through a biblical lens, he discusses:The Origins and Development of AI: Uncover how artificial intelligence has evolved over decades and its impact on our society.The Balance of Power: Explore who truly holds control when AI infiltrates various aspects of life, from financial decisions to healthcare.Spiritual Insights: Frank reflects on what it means to discern truth in an increasingly complex world, emphasizing the importance of grounding oneself in faith and the teachings of Christ.The Futuristic Intersection of AI and Prophecy: Delve into thought-provoking ideas about how technological advancements relate to biblical prophecies and our responsibilities as individuals in this ever-changing landscape.Be prepared to challenge your perceptions and gain a deeper understanding of the role AI plays in not only our technological evolution but also our spiritual journey.Tune in for a perspective that could transform how you interact with the technologies of today and tomorrow!

Pastor Frank opens Philippians 1 with a simple but searching question: What gets you up in the morning? From there, he leads us into a powerful message on what it truly means to live out the gospel of Jesus Christ in our daily lives. Drawing from Philippians, Ephesians, and Colossians, he reminds us that we cannot walk this Christian life alone—we need Christ, and we need the body of believers working together in unity, humility, love, and patience. Through testimonies, prayer, and the everyday actions that reveal who we belong to, Pastor Frank challenges us to let our light shine before the world and to walk worthy of the calling God has placed on each of our lives.

In this bold and straightforward message from Romans 1:14–16, Pastor Frank dives into what it really means to say, “I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ.” Paul declared himself a debtor—morally obligated—to preach the truth because of what Jesus had done in his life. That same calling still stands today.This sermon is a clear reminder that the Word of God is eternal, powerful, and life-changing. It doesn’t fade, it doesn’t weaken, and it doesn’t lose relevance. The gospel is still the power of God unto salvation for everyone who believes.If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, silence, or hesitation in your faith, this message will challenge you to stand firm, speak boldly, and live unashamed.

In this Valentine’s week message, Pastor Frank asks a surprising question: “How’s your love life?” Not romance, but your spiritual love life with God and others.Starting with Matthew 22 and the Great Commandment, he reminds us that loving God with all our heart, soul, and mind – and loving our neighbor as ourselves – is the foundation for everything else in the Christian life. From the money we spend on holidays to the way we treat the homeless, our family, our enemies, and even those who have hurt us, God’s love is meant to shape our choices every day.Drawing from:Deuteronomy 6 – teaching the love of God diligently to our childrenJohn 3:16 & 1 John 4:19 – God’s love for us while we were still sinnersThe Prodigal Son – a Father who never gives up and welcomes us homeThe Good Samaritan – what it really looks like to “go and do likewise”Pastor Frank challenges us to examine how we love, who we avoid, and where we’ve grown cold or busy. You’ll hear honest stories, personal conviction, and a clear call to ask God:“Teach me to love the things You love, and to hate the things You hate.”If you’ve drifted, grown hard, or just feel like your love has cooled, this message is a gentle but serious invitation back to the heart of the gospel: God’s love for us, and God’s love through us.

Join us for a powerful message from Mark, as he fills in this week to explore the vital question of what it truly means to be a Christian in today's world. Drawing on biblical narratives, particularly from 1 Kings, Mark challenges us to consider who we serve amidst rising cultural pressures and false idols. He emphasizes the importance of prayer, biblical engagement, and taking an active stance in our faith. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, Mark encourages us to seek God's direction, protect our hearts, and rise to the call of being true servants of Christ. Don't miss this inspiring sermon that reaffirms our purpose and the significance of living out our faith authentically.

 Pastor Frank asks a direct question: why are you here? Then he drives straight to the heart of it—Jesus Christ holds all authority. God the Father has given “all things” into the Son’s hand, and all judgment is committed to Jesus, which means eternity hangs on what we do with Christ. He warns against trusting religion, works, or any “other way,” and points to the new birth—being born again—as the dividing line.  He closes with a clear invitation from Romans 10: confess Christ, believe, and be saved, and calls believers to build their lives on the solid foundation of Jesus—not the unstable sand—so they can stand when storms come. 

In this message, Pastor Frank opens in Hebrews 9:27—reminding us that life is full of scheduled appointments, but there’s one appointment nobody escapes: “once to die, but after this the judgment.” January 18 transcription From there, he shifts to what he calls divine appointments—moments God sets up on purpose, often when you least expect it. Frank walks through real-life and biblical examples: praying for a man who collapsed at an auction (and watching the whole crowd stop and pray), January 18 transcription Jesus calling Zacchaeus out of the tree, and God stopping Saul on the road to Damascus—proof that God can interrupt a life, change a direction, and save a soul. The takeaway is simple and weighty: be ready—for the everyday moments where God wants to use you, and for the final moment when you’ll stand before Him. Frank also distinguishes between accountability for believers and final judgment for unbelievers, urging listeners not to brush off God’s call when He’s clearly dealing with their heart. 

 Snowed in and can’t make it to church? Pastor Frank from Faith Baptist Church (Neosho, Missouri) brings a clear gospel message from 1 Timothy 1:15 and Paul’s testimony in Acts 26—centered on a sobering truth: “almost” isn’t enough. Using real-life stories and Scripture (Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, John 3:16–17, Hebrews 9:27), he urges listeners not to delay, but to put their faith in Jesus Christ alone and know—without guessing—that you’ve truly “made it home.” 

 Pastor Frank opens with a powerful VBS memory—thinking he was being called to “handle trouble,” only to find seven boys lined up, praying to be saved. From there, he pivots to the heart of the message: the world is full of darkness, division, stress, and hate, but God is light—and His people are commanded to shine. Drawing from passages like Colossians 3, 1 John, Romans, and John 3:16, he breaks down what God’s love looks like: unconditional, sacrificial, transforming, personal, unfailing, and patient. He challenges believers to love others—even the difficult ones—stop jumping to conclusions, and walk as children of light. Pastor Frank closes with a clear gospel invitation: salvation is by grace through faith, and eternity hinges on Jesus alone. 

 Pastor Frank kicks off the new year by talking about why most resolutions fail and why willpower alone doesn’t last. Using Philippians 4:13 and John 15:5–7, he points to the real source of strength—abiding in Christ and letting God’s Word abide in you. The sermon challenges you to “draw a circle” around your life and ask who’s at the center: self or Christ. The call is simple and direct: seek God first, live by faith, and make your main resolution this year to become more like Jesus and less like the old self. 

What if the clearest sermon your neighbors hear is the way you live this week? We take that challenge seriously and trace it through three vivid stories—Noah building what the world had never seen, Abraham trusting when obedience seemed impossible, and a prodigal welcomed by a Father who runs toward repentance. Each moment reveals how faith looks when it steps into daylight, how grace meets us at our weakest, and how a household can change because one person believed God more than their fear.We start with Noah’s long obedience in a dark generation. He walked with God, moved with holy fear, and prepared an ark that points us straight to Christ. Saving his family was not an accident; it was the fruit of a daily, visible faith. From there, we climb with Abraham and hear the words that echo across Scripture: God Himself will provide a lamb. The ram in the thicket foreshadows Jesus, and the lesson holds for us now—tests are not meant to break you but to build a deeper trust in the God who keeps His promises.Finally, we step into the homecoming that never gets old. The younger son finds the end of himself and discovers the beginning of mercy; the older son exposes the danger of pride without repentance. Both remind us that God’s heart is wide, warm, and ready to restore. Along the way, we talk about prayer that expects answers, humility that softens hard places, and practical ways to let Scripture guide real choices. If you’ve needed a nudge to live what you believe, consider this your invitation to walk by faith, speak with grace, and let your life point to Jesus.If this message stirred you, share it with a friend, subscribe for more, and leave a review so others can find the show. What step of faith will you take this week?

 In this 40‑minute Christmas message, Pastor Frank invites the church to pause and reflect on the heart of the holiday season. Drawing from Luke 2:8–14 and John 1, he explores how Christ’s birth brings light to dark places and hope to those who feel weary. Through scripture, thoughtful stories, and practical encouragement, Pastor Frank reminds us that “Emmanuel—God with us” is a promise of comfort and peace. Listeners are urged to embrace the gift of Christ’s love and to share that hope with others as we celebrate the Savior’s birth.

 In this 30‑minute message, Pastor Frank encourages listeners to lean on God when life feels unsettled. Drawing from passages such as Proverbs 3:5–6 and Hebrews 11, he reminds us that authentic faith means surrendering our own understanding and relying on God’s promises. Through heartfelt stories and clear biblical teaching, this sermon invites you to replace worry with trust and to walk confidently by faith, knowing that God is always at work. 

Brother Frank brings the message on October 26th 2025. 

Brother Frank brings the message on October 12th. 

Brother Frank brings the message on September 28th. 

Brother Frank brings the message on September 14th 2025. 

Brother Frank brings the message on September 7th 2025. 

Brother Frank brings his sermon titled what can you take with you on August 31st 2025. 

Brother Frank brings the message on August 24th 2025. 

Brother Frank brings the message on August 17th 2025. 

Mark Taylor fills in for Frank on August 10th. 

Mark Taylor fills in on the 22nd of June. 

Brother Frank gives his sermon on the 8th of June, 2025. 

Brother Frank brings his sermon about how humbleness and happiness are directly related. 

Brother Frank gives a sermon on honor on the eve of Memorial Day 2025. 

Brother Frank gives his sermon on Choices. 

Brother Frank gives his sermon on Easter Sunday, 2025. 

Brother Frank gives his sermon titled "HIs story". 

Brother Frank gives his sermon titled "Who is your Passover?". 

Brother Frank preaches the message on 3/9/25.

Brother Frank shares his sermon on 3/2/2025

February 23, 2025 sermon on The Cross. 

Brother Frank brings the message on February 9 2025. 

Brother Frank Ward brings the message on Sunday the 26th of January.