Forest Hills Baptist Church

If we could ever get this one commandment down, we'd change our world!

Afraid you may loose your job? Afraid your bank account won't hold up through the holidays? Afraid your health is failing you? Afraid your house may be foreclosed on? Or just afraid, for whatever reason? Discover God's cure for your Disabling Fear. (Special thanks to Dr. Fred Luter for helping inspire this message in my heart)

The people of Nehemiah's day renewed their covenant with God. On this day, we renew our covenant with the church and our Lord while remembering the New Covenant in Christ Jesus and the observance of the Lord's Supper.

The 20th Anniversary Service of Forest Hills Baptist Church.

As God's people completed the rebuilding of the city, they came together to reflect upon their past, repent of their sin, and to ratify a new covenant with God. As God was always with and empowering his people in Nehemiah's day, so He is with us today.

Sunday Evening Bible Study Led by Deacon David Sowell

Dying where one is planted leads to kingdom growth. One must die to self to become fruitful for the Lord.

A message on the importance of the Great Commission and its applicablity to each and every Christian.

Gospel Concert by Paul's Journey Part of the 20th Anniv. Celebration for FHBC

Almost and Fully. There is a difference! Discover that difference in this message based on the Great Confession.

Fellowship within the body of Christ is much more than social gatherings. This discussion during a Sunday evening Bible Study delves into the meaning of the word Koinonia.

Upon completion of the rebuilding the walls of the city and the temple, God's people gathered to celebrate. As FHBC celebrates 25 years of ministry, we can learn from the people of Judah how we are to celebrate.

A message which casts a vision for building the local church utilizing Sunday School classes as primary building blocks to success.

A message on encouraging the saints using Barnabas as the primary example

During times of trouble, a new vision needs to be cast and caught. The application is to life, home, marriages, business, church and nation.

Nehemiah, during difficult times chose to proceed slowly and prayerfully understanding his own limitations and God's power.

Nehemiah, while seizing the opportunity God lay before him, proceeded slowly and prayerfully. We can learn from his example how we are to navigate through times of personal distress.

Americans are facing times of distress, but we're not unlike people of other times, including Judah. We learn from Nehemiah how to approach troubled times and to move through them in grace.

Sunday evening message

Message by Tom Jones