Edwards Road Baptist Church

No, it wasn't an earthquake... you probably felt and heard us at VBS! Tonight was our last night, and we had a great time praising Jesus!

If you want to have as much fun as we are, you need to come to the last night of VBS tonight! We'll look for you at 6:00 p.m.

The adults are definitely having as much fun as the kids. ;-) Don't miss tomorrow night in VBS - it's the last night, so join us at 6:00 p.m.!

Are you Jungle Jammin' with us? VBS continues tonight from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m.!

If we want to be unified as a church - as a family of God - we have to do that through humility.

Because of Jesus, we can have a different perspective on suffering as we take the Gospel to the world.

If we are to live a Gospel-worthy life, we must suffer faithfully together... but it is our privilege to share in the suffering of Jesus as we share the Gospel.

Who you are at church should be who you are at all times. We have to walk the walk! We also need to go outside the walls of the church to love others and show them Jesus.

We are to live fearlessly together and not be afraid of any opposition we may find along our way when we spread the Gospel faithfully.

Is the Gospel - is Jesus - the center of our lives?

If we are to live a life that is Gospel-worthy, we must stand unified together!

Pastor Evan takes Paul's words from Philippians 1:27-30 and encourages us to live a life worthy of the Gospel. Found out how you can do so from his May 26 message on our YouTube Channel:
https://buff.ly/4ayt88Q
Listen to the audio on our website:
https://buff.ly/3U7wCIW

We are so thankful for those who have sacrificed so much so we can appreciate our freedom in Christ!

Continuing with the mindset that in Christ we have a life worth living and a death worth dying, we can say it because Christ will be magnified; I will be satisfied; and the Body will be sanctified. To live means honoring Christ with fruitful labor, and to die means possessing Christ in the fullest sense!

Paul declares in Philippians 1:21 that for him to live is Christ and to die is gain. When we have the perspective that in Christ we have a life worth living and a death worth dying, not only will Christ be magnified, but we will be satisfied.