Bonners Ferry Baptist Church

The Book of Judges

While the Book of Joshua was a book of victory, Judges is a demonstration of how horrific it can be when a nation does "that which is right in their own eyes".

A Friend of the King

Hushai was a friend to David when David's son was rebelling. Tonight, we will look at how they were friends, and how that applies to our relationship with Jesus Christ.

Until the Appearing of Our Lord

Do you struggle with living for Christ? Are you distracted with the things of this life? This message will encourage you greatly to focus, not on what is now, but to continue till Christ comes.

The Book of Joshua

This evening, we look at the Book of Joshua. While Moses was like a shepherd, Joshua was more like a captain for the people of Israel.

The key theme throughout the whole book of Joshua is victory, and Pastor Neal talks about some practical ways to have victory in our own lives. 

I Will Not Be Afraid

In this message, David is being pursued by his own son. Yet, David was was not afraid because of where his trust was. 

If Ye Continue In My Word

Again, the theme for this church this year is to continue in the word of Christ. And this message deals with the key verse for the theme: John 8:31. We must continue in Christ's word to be His disciples indeed, and then we shall know the truth, and the truth will make us free!

The Book of Deuteronomy

We continue in our Old Testament Survey, and study the book of Deuteronomy! There are so many wonderful truths to be taken from this last book of the Pentateuch, and as always, pictures and shadows of Jesus Christ throughout.

Ittai

Not much is said in the Bible about the man Ittai, but we know enough about the man to say that he was faithful to the right king, and would not turn back, even when he was given freedom to do so, and this helped him earn incredible trust from King David himself.

Will Ye Also Go Away?

The theme for Bonners Ferry Baptist Church for 2026 is to “Continue” in our walk with Christ. The passage for this message is John 6, where at the end of the chapter, almost all of Christ’s disciples left because they were offended at Christ’s words. But there were 11 that would continue even after the death and resurrection of their Master, because of Who they knew they were following.

No Looking Back

Christ said that if a man put his hand to the plough, and looked back, he was not fit for the kingdom of God. These are strong words, but true ones. This message is on how we must continue to follow God’s will, and no looking back.