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This is a message from Hebrews 12:1-4, brought to us by Hunter Stanch. We realize the need to lay aside weights and sins that easily beset us, and we look unto Jesus. Please tune in.  

We look at two kings who both had prophets to give them the Word of God, but they responded very differently. Please tune in as Camden King brings us this message.

Even though his name is only mentioned twice in the whole Bible, we can learn so much from the fellow-soldier of Paul, Archippus, who is mentioned in the very end of this epistle to the Colossians.

This message deals with four kinds of people that followed after Absalom, David's son and rival. Absalom is a picture of the Devil, and we can learn truths from those that followed after him, and realize just how easy it might be to fall prey to the Devil and his devices.

You can take your Bible, and go to Numbers 13, a sad account of how the children of Israel had so much potential, and yet they blew it because of fear rather than faith.

We look at another failure of David in this message. All he did was number the people, but he says that he sinned greatly. Why is that?

We look at another failure of David in this message. All he did was number the people, but he says that he sinned greatly. Why is that?

When we preach Christ crucified, are we relying on our own intellect? On our own eloquence? If so, then we make the cross of Christ of none effect. Please tune in.

We hear about the Laodiceans first in the book of Colossians! We all know the account so well about the lukewarmness of the Laodiceans, but let this message sink in, and ask the Lord to do a work in your heart as you listen.

Did Amnon really have a friend? What is a good friend? This is a tremendous message about the vitality of godly friendship.   

Today, we take a look at Galatians 2, and see that Peter had a problem with hypocrisy, and it had to be dealt with. This is a warning to those of us who are saved, that our lives should match up with the doctrine we know.

We look at a string example of a Christian who just decided to give up! Let this study in Colossians be a warning to each of us.

In this message, we look at Psalm 51, and David's confession for his great sin committed against God. This psalm has so many applications to the Christian today. Please take time to tune in!

In Philippians 3:18 and 19, Paul points out four things that characterize “enemies of the cross”. Ask God to search your heart and help you realize where you are at spiritually as you listen to this message.

This is the Bible study in Colossians from September 4th, and we look at the man, Luke. The same man who was a penman of one of the gospels! Please tune in.

One of the main detectors of who you are spiritually is how you respond to a reproof. And we find that it is so important how one responds to reproof. In this instance, we learn that it was a matter of life or death.

How is your communion with God? How separate are you from this world? This message deals with the fact that if we are in communion with our Savior, then we will not be in communion with this world, just like light and darkness cannot abide in the same place.

This is a message brought by Gary Neal, the father of Pastor Nevin Neal. He takes a look at the church of Thessalonica, a baby church, but a model church, and yet Paul continues to tell them that they need to do more and more. What a great truth to be learned! Please tune in.

This evening we look at the very sad story of David's great sin with Bathsheba. We take a close look at what led up to his great sin, and where we as Christians can learn from his tragic mistakes.

The main passage of this sermon is Galatians 2:15-20, where Paul expresses his loyalty to his Savior, and we learn how devoted we need to be to our Savior once we realize everything He has done for us.

This is another study of a faithful man that Paul mentions in his letter to the Colossians. This is from Thursday, 08/21/25.

Tonight, we learn from David's mistake that we can be sincere in our will to obey God, and yet still be wrong in our method of doing so, if we don't go to God's Word first.

In this message, we look at the final three things Christ said before he died on that cross. “My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me?”, “It is finished”, and “Into Thy hands I commend my spirit.”

This evening, we focus on Colossians 4:10, where it talks about Marcus, the nephew of Barnabas. We find that he is also known as John Mark, who had accompanied Paul and Barnabas at one time.

This evening, we look at three sins David committed in II Samuel, and we see how they quickly progressed into bigger ones. This is a warning to us as Christians to not ever let the little sins slip by.

This is, once again, something Christ said on the cross right before he died. and there is such a powerful application found in these two words. He went through thirst so we could never thirst again!

Tonight, we look at Colossians 4:9, where Paul commends a faithful brother, Onesimus, and we find more about him in the book of Philemon.

Steven Hohenstreet Preaches out of Haggai 2, and the word of the Lord coming straight to Zerubbabel. And the theme of this short book of the Bible is getting back to work on God's house, and don't worry about the future, but simply serve God with what you know to do, and trust Him for the rest.

Camden King preaches from Psalm 113, a psalm about praising our God. And he pulls great truths about the fact that we should always praise the Lord out of this psalm.

This is the second message preached here at the Montana/Idaho preacher's fellowship, and Dawson Neal preaches from II Samuel 5,6 where David fights battles and wins, but then tries to move the ark of the covenant, and it cost a man's life. 

This is a message given us by pastor Jeff Friesen in Creston, BC, Canada. He deals with covetousness out of Hebrews 13:5, and how our foundation should be on Christ, and that's our foundation, we will never be covetous. This is the first message preached at a preacher's fellowship hosted by BFBC.

We look at II Samuel 2:1-4, and look at something seemingly minor in David's life, that he inquired of the Lord about, and yet we learn a valuable lesson in this message, to always look to the Lord for guidance in every aspect of life.

We look at another selfless saying of Christ on the cross. He was making sure that his mother was taken care of by John, His beloved disciple. What a clear picture of Christ's selflessness even in the midst of unbearable suffering.

In this Bible study on the “Transformed Life”, we look at a man named Tychicus, not mentioned very often in scripture, but a handful of times, and mentioned enough to teach us some very valuable lessons from his life.

The theme of this message is the fact that you cannot lose a fight without preparation. Wherefore, let him that thinketh he standeth, take heed lest he fall. This is the story of Asahel.

Last week we looked at one of the seven things Jesus said while on the cross. This is the second thing he said: “...Today shalt thou be with me in paradise.”, according to Luke 23:43.

In this Bible study of Colossians 4:2-6, we look at basically two things. How we ought to pray, and how we ought to speak or preach the gospel.

This is another message in the series, "A Tale of Two Kings". King Saul has died, and a man comes to King David with news in II Samuel 1. We can see David's discernment of this man very clearly, and we can learn great lessons from David in this story.

This morning, we look at one of seven things Christ said on the cross. He said, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." Please tune in.

Thank you for listening to another message preached here at Bonners Ferry Baptist Church. We apologize the the unavailable messages from the previous Sunday.

In this evening's study in the book of Colossians, we look a lot at the subject of integrity you might say. Where a Christian should always be the same godly person whatever the circumstances.

In this message by Missionary Jeremy Tyler, he deals with the people of Ephraim, and how they missed out on being part of the most important thing that has happened to mankind because of their disregard for God and His commandments.

This morning, we have guest preacher and foreign missionary, Jeremy Tyler, with us, and he preaches from the book of Jonah, and narrows it down to the two commandments that Christ gave us in the NT. Please tune in.

Tonight we continue along our series on the transformed life, and pick up where we left last week on the enriched Christian life.

We look at I Samuel 30 again, and see what the perfect picture of a man after God's own heart is like. We see David put his full confidence in the Lord, and had spiritual perception of what was going on.

In this message, we start in Mark 15, and look at the first 15 verses, and see how Christ took the place of Barabbas, the thief and murderer, and we see how we are no better than him, and we do not deserve Christ to take our death penalty.

This evening, we deal with the idea of a Christian's “enriched life”. We have all riches through Christ Jesus. We have all we need through him. Please tune in.

This evening, we take a look at I Samuel 30, when the Amalekites had destroyed Ziklag, and David and his men were looking for them so he could get everyone he held dear back to him, and his men found an Egyptian in a field to help them find the Amalekites.

This morning's message starts in Revelation 14:6-13, and deals with the cup of God's indignation towards those that had received the mark of the beast. The we go to other passages and look at the cup of Christ's crucifixion, and then the cup of communion.

Tonight begins a multi-part sub-series of our Colossians series entitled, “The Transformed Life”. This evening's message deals with Colossians 3:5-14, and could be titled, “The Exchanged Life”. Please tune in!

We look at one of David's most discouraging points in his life in I Samuel 30. He has lost everything, and yet, there is still One Who can help him.