Faithful Central Bible Church

Every disciple needs to examine what they worship when God feels distant and remember worship is about presence and obedience. 

Pastor J. Patrick Wise 

Fatherhood is a sacred assignment—marked by the weight we carry, the seasons we wait, and the witness we leave behind. Our children are not just blessings, but living testimonies of God’s grace.

The Holy Spirit doesn't just comfort us —He commissions us. God gives us power not to sit, but to go make disciples and be witnesses everywhere we go. Declaring the promises of God—showing all He’s ready to do through us and how His faithfulness meets us right where we are.

Jesus teaches His disciples how to pray- not just to ask for things, but to align with God’s will and kingdom.

We only grow and bear fruit when we stay connected to the true source: Jesus. A disciple's strength comes not from effort alone but from intimacy with Christ.

A true disciple doesn't just know the truth - they live it, even when it's uncomfortable. Jesus reminds us that abiding in His Word leads to freedom.

Love is the evidence of a disciple - it's how the world knows we belong to Jesus. This kind of love isn't lip service; it's sacrificial, practical, and visible. Happy Mother’s Day!

Discipleship isn't casual- it's costly. Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, carry our cross daily, and follow Him with conviction.

Discipleship doesn’t end with knowing – it moves us into action. Jesus gave us the Great Commission to go, teach, and baptize, making disciples of all nations.

This Resurrection Sunday, look beyond what you see and declare what you believe—He Reigns. Step into the power that lifts you above the now and anchors you in the victory of Jesus. Try God.

Find true satisfaction in the living water Jesus promises, which refreshes us deeply and eternally. Try God.

Trust that God's promise to bless a generous heart will return with abundance. Try God.

Trust that God’s promise is to use all things—both trials and triumphs—for the good of those who love Him. Try God.

Lean on God’s promise to be our comfort in times of sorrow and difficulty, providing peace that surpasses understanding. What have you tried with the hope of a better life? Be encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”

Receive the peace and rest that Jesus offers, lifting the burdens we carry and refreshing our weary souls. The promise of peace and success apart from the Lord is an illusion. What have you tried with the hope of a better life? Be encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”

Discover the fulfillment of God’s promise to meet every need as we prioritize His kingdom and His righteousness. The promise of peace and success apart from the Lord is an illusion. What have you tried with the hope of a better life? Be encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”

Experience God’s promise to transform our mourning into joy, bringing beauty out of life’s brokenness. What the world offers to us will pass away, the promise of peace and success apart from the Lord is an illusion. When we are overwhelmed with things to try with the assurance of a better life, we are encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”

Through Christ’s sacrifice, God tore down the walls of division, offering peace and unity to all. God offers more than the hope of reconciliation but the promise of oneness. When we are overwhelmed with things to try with the assurance of a better life, we are encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”

Find power in the promise that God renews our strength as we wait on Him, giving us endurance for the journey. In a time when we are overwhelmed with things to try with the assurance of a better life, we are encouraged by Scripture to “Try God.”