Fellowship Baptist Church

The Scriptures instruct us to slow down, to be still (Ps. 46:10), to take regular rest (Ex 20:8-10), and to fill our minds with what is true, noble, right, and pure (Phil 4:8). Yet we live in a world that assaults us with distraction and never stops prompting us. We’re living in a time of acceleration—and AI is reshaping work, creativity, and even how we think. While technology will always shape society for either good or bad, the saints are to […]

On Oct 7th 2023 Hamas forces entered into Israel and committed barbaric acts of terror against the civilian population. The horrific images of these acts circled the globe inciting horror, rage and disbelief. Since that time Israel has launched a massive military initiative with the aim of eliminating the threat of Hamas. As a result, the death toll in Gaza is rising daily with thousands of civilians caught in the crossfire.  Who are the good guys? Who are the bad guys? Or better still, who is in the right? The conflict in the middle east is not merely geopolitical, or ideological. It has spiritual roots, and until the spiritual root is addressed, every other solution will fail. These are frightening times for many, and the amount of speculation given to this event regarding its prophetic significance is confusing. How is the average saint to respond? Joining us today is a former devout Muslim who have been gloriously saved by the Grace of Christ to help the average saint rightly navigate this time faithfully and practically.

Masculinity has fallen on hard times in the West. Almost everything associated with masculinity is increasingly considered toxic. On one hand, our society decries masculinity, while on the other it castigates men for retreating from their responsibilities. Clearly, our society is tragically confused. While our society propagates confusion, many young men are languishing in despair. As someone put it, we are in desperate need for sanctified testosterone. This will not come from the leading thinkers of the day. It must […]

The average saint acknowledges the supernatural. The very core of our faith rests on a supernatural event: the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. Yet, when it comes to supernatural manifestations of God’s Spirit there’s both confusion and controversy among faithful saints. Join us today as we discuss how to answer the question, Charismania and Charismata?

Abortion, however justified, is a modern day form of child sacrifice. Join us today as discuss the question of how can the average saint hope to engage faithfully, graciously and wisely with those who think abortion is ‘no big deal, and offer a life giving solution’?

The saint must consider that like any other man made tool, tech can be used wisely or foolishly, righteously or unrighteously; it can be life giving or life taking. Join us today as we discuss how the average saint can wisely navigate the use of this tool in our digital age.

Today, it’s not uncommon for music from Bethel, or Hillsong to be heard at churches who are orthodox in their doctrine. It is understandable that some are concerned since both Bethel and Hillsong have beliefs and practices that go far beyond historical and confessional Christianity. Should we simply censor songs from these ministries? Will singing them smuggle in strange and dangerous doctrines into the church? Do churches who sing these songs support error? Join us as we discuss these questions and […]

Join us in this episode as Jason Hagen and Ted Fenske (Physician, Elder and teaching fellow at the Ezra Institute) as they attempt to dispel some of the misconceptions and rumours that have been floating around about the topic of Theonomy

Most Christians know that we are called to make disciples of every nation. Yet, we live in a society dominated by idols and one that is either ignorant of the gospel or hostile to it. So, how do we faithfully fulfill our calling in our context?  Join us as we discuss the theology behind our calling as average saints and share some practical tactics to living our identity and calling in this present context.

Over the course of the last 15 months it appears as though all of healthcare has been focused on reducing, or stopping, or slowing the virus. While some responses have been well intended, more and more healthcare professionals have raised an alarm, observing that the collateral damage done by focusing healthcare through one lens has been catastrophic. How can the average saint respond?