Bartimaeus Baptist Temple
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for October 22: Why We Need to be giving Back to God
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This week I speak to you about why we should be giving back to God.. We know that the government requires us to pay our taxes and has made rules to enforce this payment, but that is not the case … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for October 22
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Priscilla teaches the need for accountability to each other and to God.
Continue reading →Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for October 15: Working God’s Way
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Whether you have a job or not, God has a job for you and there is something in this message for you. “Whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for October 15: Launching a Legacy
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Linda delivers a heartfelt call to repentance, evangelism and a life of no compromise so that there will be generations to follow our lead.
Continue reading →Message by Pastor David Whitmore for October 8: Why Do We Even try?
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This week I talk about the terrible occurrence that happened in Las Vegas last Sunday night.. It is hard for us to understand why these things keep happening.. Once again we ask God why you allow this kind of thing … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for October 8
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for October 1: Do You Keep Your Promises?
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This week I talk to you about how important it is we keep the promise we make. Our word should be our bond and the promises we make should be kept. The only way people will trust us is if … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for October 1: Keep On Whackin’
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Linda teaches us to keep doing what God has called us to do until He says stop or we “run out of arrows.”
Continue reading →Message by Pastor David Whitmore for September 24: Is God Fair?
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The Scripture vs this week are in Matthew 20 1-16. Read these scripture verses and see if you don’t feel even a little like the workers who began at the beginning of the day and worked all day were treated … Continue reading →