Greetings! This months entry of the Faith Baptist Blog comes from Church member Jeff McCall. Here are his thoughts in regards to “The Nature of Sin”. The Bible points out many instances where we can learn lessons fromthe world around us. For instance Proverbs 6:6-8 where it says “Go...
Jeff McCall is the regular contributor to our Church Blog and is the guitarist on the church worship team, a Junior Church teacher and preaches occasionally on Sunday Nights. In light of the recent news of a rumored revival taking place at Asbury University, a Wesleyan Christian College in Wilmore,...
This edition of the Faith Baptist Blog is written by Jeff McCall. Jeff is a member of our church who plays the guitar on the worship team, teaches in our Children’s Church team, and he gives occasional messages, scripture readings and prayers. Going forward this blog will include many entries...
Jeff McCall is a Faith Baptist Church Member, serving faithfully as the guitar player in our worship team and is a volunteer teacher in our Kids Klub program! This is his thoughts for our October edition of the Faith Baptist Blog. Wait on the Lord“Wait on the LORD, and keep...
My name is Dr. Larry Gaetano. I am a retired physician. I practiced Internal Medicine in Toms River for 25 years then worked as a Hospitalist in York and Gettysburg, PA for 9 years. I enjoy fishing and landscaping. I continue to practice medicine volunteering in a free medical clinic...
Our Youth and Finishing Well Hi! My name is Wayne Forte and I am a Deacon and the Church Treasurer of Faith Baptist Church. I am retired now but was a local business owner for the past 17 years and prior to that held an executive position within IBM. In...
On Thursday, February 24, the world watched in horror as Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. Since then, horrible pictures and videos of the violence have flooded our news sources, shocking most of us. Of course, there have been dozens of wars (and other violent political events) over the past...
I recently spoke to a friend who has recently left the church he pastored in order to encourage him during this time. During the course of our conversation, I mentioned “our circles” in reference to the churches and ministries we tend to be associated with it. His answer surprised me...
Typically, in our News Letter we address current events. Sometimes these are things that arise suddenly like Covid. Other times, they are cultural trends which have been brewing for some time. In light of my daughter’s recent adoption, I would like to address a topic which is close to my...
Discipleship is one of the most underutilized aspects of Christian ministry. Yet its importance can’t be overstated. The Epistles mention worship, prayer, and evangelism far more often than discipleship. However, the few passages discussing discipleship make it clear that a healthy church is a church in which discipleship takes place....