Peninsula Baptist Church

"Grace in the Kingdom" is the thirty-eighth message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us about the kingdom life that Jesus has invited us to live and the grace that has been provided for us to live it.

"Authenticity" is the thirty-seventh message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us what authentic faith in Jesus Christ is all about.  Jesus challenged the Pharisees false assumptions that faith came from the external observance of tradition and taught that faith comes from a heart that is changed and wants to obey and seek after God.

"Friend of Sinners" is the thirty-ninth message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us how Jesus was a friend to sinners and challenged the Pharisees in their understanding of forgiveness.

"Immanuel" is the thirty-eighth message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us how God's desire has always been to be with us.  From Genesis to Revelation God has always sought to be our Immanuel, and in the person of Jesus Christ he fully became our Immanuel as God entered into the drama of creation.

"Humility" is the thirty-seventh message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us the development and display of courage by Esther and Mordecai in the book of Esther.  We all need courage to carry out God's plan for our lives and this story is a great example of how God works to develop that courage.

"Humility" is the thirty-sixth message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us the nature and need for humility in our lives.  In Ezra the people mourned the sight of a smaller temple revealing their pride in something other than Almighty God who hadn't changed.

This week we are privileged to have Dr. Jim Caminata, missionary to Italy, share with us.  Jim has a passage for making disciples and for seeing the church equip the saints for the work of the ministry.  In this message he casts a clear vision and call from Ephesians 4 to equip the saints.

"God in Exile" is the thirty-third message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us the meaning of the vision that God gave to Ezekiel recorded in Ezekiel 1.  Through this vision God wants his people to understand that he is present with them wherever they are and that he sees their needs and has the authority and power to respond and provide for all their needs.

"Hope" is the thirty-second message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us the message of hope that God spoke through Jeremiah to the exiles.  The hope that exile is not the end and that God would restore his people.  We have a similar hope in Jesus Christ that this life is not the end and that through faith in Jesus we will be restored to relationship with our Heavenly Father.

"Gospel Promises" is the thirty-first message in our 2012 series Journey to the End of Time.  In this series we are moving chronologically through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.  In this message Pastor David Curtis shares with us the promise of the gospel through the book of Habakkuk.  In response to Habakkuk's concern over sin that is not judged, God promises him two things, sin will be judged and the righteous will live by faith.