Peninsula Baptist Church

Simply A Shepherd - "Chosen"

Chosen is the first message in our Simply A Shepherd series about the life of David.  In this series we will look at how God uniquely prepared David to go from a simple shepherd boy to the King of Israel.  In this message we will see that God's choosing of David was not based on the outward appearance or skills that the world is looking for but rather the inward integrity and purity of heart that David possessed.

Trust & Obey (1 Samuel 13 & 15)

In this message we return to the narrative of 1 Samuel.  In chapters 13 & 15 we encounter the struggles and failures of Saul, the first king of Israel.  In this message we will see the absolute necessity to trust and obey God in all things.

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Calculate"

"Calculate" is the seventh and final message in our marriage series titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us five important truths about forgiveness and how we will damage our marriages if we insist on keeping a record of the wrongs our spouse has done. 

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "The Interview"

The Interview is the sixth message in our series, Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  This message is not really a sermon but rather an interview or a conversation with two couples in our church that have 55 and 49 years of marriage experience respectively.  We hope you enjoy this candid conversation between Pastor David and Craig & Bonnie Masson and Jess & Bev Champers and that you gain a deeper appreciation of what it means to have a love that will last a lifetime.

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Charade"

"Charade" is the fifth message in our spring series on Marriage titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message, Pastor David Curtis, explains how we need to receive a clear identity from God in order to make ourselves fully known and available to our spouses.  Once we have fully and truly accepted who God has made us to be then we can accept our spouse and who God has made them to be rather than who we want them to be.

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Celibate"

"Celibate" is the fourth message in our spring series on Marriage titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message, Pastor David Curtis, explains God's design for spiritual, emotional, and physical oneness in our marriages.  What God's opinion of sex in marriage really is.  And how to develop true and genuine intimacy with your spouse so that you can give your whole life to your spouse as a gift to them and a way to serve their needs.

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Competition"

"Competition" is the third message in our spring series on Marriage titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message, Pastor David Curtis, explains how competing with our spouse when we are experiencing conflict is not a helpful approach.  We need to move from viewing our spouses as the competition to learning to cooperate with our spouses to navigate the inevitable conflict in our marriages.

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Control"

"Control" is the second message in our spring series on Marriage titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message, Pastor David Curtis, explains from Ephesians 5 what Biblical submission looks like for wives and what it means for husbands to love their wives as Jesus loves His Church.  

Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage - "Comparisons"

"Comparisons" is the first message in our spring series on Marriage titled Catastrophe: Making a Mess of Your Marriage.  In this message, Pastor David Curtis, explains how the comparisons we make of our spouses and our marriage creates unnecessary and unhealthy expectations of each other.  Rather than comparing and attempting to change our spouses to meet our unrealistic expectations, the Gospel calls us to love them unconditionally as a demonstration of God's unconditional love.

Can Body Piercing Save Your Life?

In this message from Easter Sunday, Pastor David Curtis, challenges us to consider the impact of Jesus on our lives as the one who was sent from God and pierced for our benefit.  His death, burial, and resurrection means that forgiveness and grace is now available through faith and that we are invited into a new way of living as people who are changed by the One who was pierced.