Anchorage Baptist Temple

Rediscover who God created you to be—and why fearing the Lord is the foundation of real leadership.Men, you were formed from the dust—but created for God’s glory and purpose.In this powerful sermon, Pastor Ron kicks off our men’s series by calling every man back to the foundation: a holy fear of the Lord. Through Scripture and honest reflection, you’ll be challenged to reboot your life, take responsibility, and rise into the calling God has placed on you from the beginning of time.Are you ready to surrender? Are you ready to lead?

The Divine Call for Men to Lead: A Biblical Perspective on Masculine LeadershipIn this powerful message, we're challenged to embrace our God-given role as leaders. The sermon takes us back to the creation story in Genesis, revealing how God designed men to lead from the very beginning. This isn't about inequality or endorsing abuse, but about fulfilling our divine purpose. We're reminded that leadership isn't just a responsibility—it's how we're wired. The message encourages us to be proactive leaders in our marriages, families, and spiritual lives. It's a call to step up and lead before crises hit, to pursue our spouses, engage with our children, and most importantly, to chase after God with all our hearts. This isn't just about personal growth; it's about protecting and guiding those entrusted to our care. The sermon challenges us to reflect on how we're living out this calling and inspires us to lead with confidence, knowing that God has equipped us for this very purpose.

We can’t wait to celebrate our amazing Awana kids and all the hard work they’ve done this year! Join us tonight for a night of recognition as we honor their hard work and dedication.Let’s come together to cheer on these young hearts! #AwanaAwards #MountainCityKids #CelebrateFaith #ScriptureChampions

In this powerful message, we're challenged to consider the most radical act in history: Christ's crucifixion. The sermon delves into 1 Corinthians 1:23, revealing how Jesus' death was a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles. We're reminded that the cross, now a familiar symbol, was once shocking and offensive. This radical act defied expectations, contradicted worldly wisdom, and was entirely undeserved. Most astoundingly, it was voluntary - Jesus chose to die for us. As we contemplate this profound sacrifice, we're called to follow Christ's example by 'dying to self' daily. This means crucifying our sinful thoughts, emotions, and actions, allowing Christ to live through us. By doing so, we can transform our relationships, navigate trials more effectively, and improve our ministry. This message challenges us to recover our awe of the cross and embrace the radical, transformative power of Christ's love in our lives.1 Corinthians 1:23Deuteronomy 21:23John 10:18John 10:11Mark 10:45Luke 9:23Galatian

In this impactful message, we're called to live out a radical faith that challenges cultural norms. To be "Radical Like Jesus" means embracing the least, serving others, and sowing righteousness. Inspired by Luke 9:48, where Jesus teaches that the least among us is the greatest, this message invites us to shift our focus from power and self-promotion to humility and service.Are we willing to put others first, serve rather than seek to be served, and humble ourselves in our workplaces, homes, and communities? This countercultural way of living isn't just about personal growth—it's about transforming our world by reflecting Christ's love in practical, sacrificial ways.Join us as we examine our hearts and actions, seeking to live out this radical, Christ-centered life.Scripture References:Luke 9:48Philippians 2:3-7Luke 22:25-27Matthew 20:25-28Galatians 5:22-23Galatians 6:7-9John 12:24-25

In a world chasing comfort, influence, and self-fulfillment, Jesus calls us to something radically different — death to self, full surrender, and simple but costly obedience. In this powerful message, Pastor Ron challenges us to embrace the radical way of Christ: a life built on the Rock, not the sand.Following Jesus means renouncing everything else, choosing the narrow path, and daring to live counter-culturally. It's not about being extreme for extremity's sake — it’s about returning to the fundamentals of Christ’s revolutionary kingdom: repentance, obedience, humility, and a fearless commitment to God's ways.Are you ready to truly live by dying to yourself? Are you ready to be radical like Jesus?Scripture References:Matthew 16:13–18 — "Upon this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it."Matthew 7:24–27 — "Everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock."Luke 14:25–33 — "Whoever does not bear his own

In this powerful message, Pastor [Name] unpacks the miraculous story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead, revealing profound truths about Christ’s divinity and humanity. More than a historical event, this passage challenges us to wrestle with faith, doubt, and the life-changing authority of God’s word.You’ll discover how Jesus’ delay wasn’t indifference, but divine timing. His tears weren’t weakness, but a reflection of His deep love. And His command—“Lazarus, come out!”—wasn’t just for one man, but a declaration of His authority over death itself.Key Takeaways:God's love is not always immediate, but it is always intentional.Jesus' emotions show His full humanity and deep care for us.Faith often wrestles with doubt—but Jesus meets us in both.The Word of God holds power over death, despair, and darkness.We are called to declare His truth with confidence and boldness.Some will resist God's power to protect their comfort—but we must press on.Let this message stir your heart to trust in Jesus more deeply and t

This Easter sermon explores the concept of radical love as exemplified by Jesus Christ. It challenges Christians to go beyond conventional expressions of love and embrace a sacrificial, unconditional love that mirrors Christ's love for humanity. The pastor emphasizes the need for believers to be fully committed to God's will, even when it's difficult or goes against cultural norms. The sermon connects Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection to the call for Christians to live radically different lives marked by love, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to God. Key Points:Jesus demonstrated proactive, undeserved loveTrue love is sacrificial, even to the point of laying down one's lifeChristians are called to love their enemies and those who persecute themRadical commitment to God's will is necessary to live out Christ-like loveThe resurrection is the ultimate reward for Jesus' radical obedience and loveChristians should live with eternity in mind, impacting generations to comeScripture Reference:John 15:12-

This sermon explores the concept of being "radical like Jesus" through the lens of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It challenges Christians to embody Christ's radical humility while maintaining a strong sense of identity as God's children. The pastor emphasizes that true Christian radicalism involves being counter-cultural in love, forgiveness, and selflessness, rather than through force or aggression. Key Points:Jesus demonstrated radical humility by entering Jerusalem on a donkeyHumility does not diminish one's true identity in ChristChristians are called to be radical by knowing who they are in ChristBeing radical like Jesus involves being heartbroken for the world's brokennessGod opposes the proud but gives grace to the humbleChristians must balance humility with a strong understanding of their identity in ChristScripture Reference:Matthew 21:1-11 (The Triumphal Entry)Zechariah 9:9 (Prophecy of the humble king)James 4:6 (God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble)Stories:Testimony of Shelb

Join us as we dive deep into John 10, exploring Jesus’ radical teachings about being the Good Shepherd and the door to eternal life. In this message, we’ll examine the significance of the shepherd-sheep analogy, the radical nature of Christ’s identity, and how His life challenges us to live with boldness and surrender. From the Pharisees’ rejection of Jesus' clear message to the promise of abundant life through Christ, this study will help you reflect on your own journey of faith. Are you truly following the voice of the Good Shepherd? Tune in to understand His invitation for a personal relationship and the radical call to repentance.John 10:28-30

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine how we might be quenching the Holy Spirit in our lives. The central theme revolves around 1 Thessalonians 5:16-22, reminding us not to quench the Spirit. We learn that quenching the Spirit means extinguishing or stifling His work in our lives, often through our own desires and actions. The message draws a stark contrast between living by the flesh and living by the Spirit, urging us to pursue holiness actively. It's a wake-up call to realize that every time we choose our own way over God's, we're essentially putting out the fire of the Spirit. This teaching encourages us to reflect on areas where we might be resisting God's transformative work and invites us to surrender fully to the Spirit's guidance. It's a timely reminder that the power to overcome our past, our struggles, and our sins lies not in worldly methods, but in fully embracing and not quenching the Spirit within us.Key Verses:1 Thessalonians 5:16-22: "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give

This sermon explores the role of the Holy Spirit in convicting believers and non-believers alike. It emphasizes how the Holy Spirit convicts of sin leading to salvation, righteousness leading to sanctification, and judgment leading to justification. The pastor stresses the importance of responding to the Holy Spirit's conviction and the power it gives believers to overcome sin and pursue a righteous life.Key Points:The Holy Spirit convicts the world of sin, righteousness, and judgmentConviction of sin leads to salvation for non-believersConviction of righteousness leads to sanctification for believersThe Holy Spirit gives power to overcome sin, but we must choose to respondTrue righteousness comes from God, not self-righteousnessThe Holy Spirit testifies on judgment day about our lives

Have you ever been asked, "What is the Lord teaching you right now?" and struggled to find an answer? Many of us either deflect, give a vague response, or rely on clichés. But the truth is, God is always teaching us—through His Word, His people, and our experiences.In this message, we explore how the Holy Spirit continues to guide and instruct us, ensuring that we are not left to navigate life alone. Jesus promised in John 14:26 that the Holy Spirit would teach and remind us of His truth. But are we listening? Are we obeying?Join us as we discover how to recognize God's teaching in our daily lives and move from simply hearing His Word to living it out in obedience.Key Scriptures:John 14:26 – "But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all that I have said to you."2 Timothy 3:16-17 – "All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man

Reading the Bible can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone! Our Bible Reading Training is designed to help you engage with Scripture, understand its meaning, and grow in your faith. Whether you're new to Bible reading or looking to deepen your study, we’ll provide practical tools, guidance, and encouragement to help you navigate God’s Word with confidence.Join us as we journey through Scripture together and discover the life-changing power of God’s Word!

Mountain City Worship presents "Rest on Us," a powerful worship experience featuring the Send Help: Holy Spirit Series. This song is a heartfelt cry for the presence of the Holy Spirit to move in our lives, filling us with His power, peace, and renewal.Join us in worship as we invite the Holy Spirit to rest on us, lead us, and transform us. Watch now and experience His presence!

Get ready for a powerful journey with the Holy Spirit! "Send Help" is a new series exploring His presence, guidance, and life-changing power. Watch the trailer now!

Have you ever felt abandoned? Left behind? Struggling to find your way? Jesus knew we would wrestle with these feelings, and that’s why He sent us the Helper—the Holy Spirit.Join us for Send Help, a powerful sermon series where we’ll explore the Holy Spirit’s presence in our lives. Discover how He empowers, strengthens, and guides us through life’s challenges. Whether you’re facing fear, uncertainty, or doubt, know this: you are not alone. The Spirit of God is within you, leading you to victory.Don’t miss this life-changing series—invite a friend and experience the power of the Holy Spirit!John 14:16-18John 14:26Genesis 1:1-2Matthew 28:19Psalm 139:7-102 Timothy 1:6-71 Corinthians 3:16Acts 1:8Acts 2:1-4Acts 4:311 Corinthians 2:10-12Ephesians 1:13-142 Corinthians 3:17Romans 8:14-151 John 2:3-6