Pastors
August 15, 2009 10:21 AM'; } ?>70 years ago, 34 Methodist Protestant Pastors walked out of a merger of several Methodist denominations because the new leadership rejected the inspiration and authority of the Bible as well as other Christian doctrines essential to the faith. Over the years this group made changes as they studied and followed the Word of God. Today, we are known as the Fellowship of Fundamental Bible Churches. We are baptiistic in our theology. The Pastors and Churches of the FFBC continue to study the Word of God and remain willing to be led by the Lord through it. This week, we held our annual session where we marked this 70 year milestone. It was marked by a humble spirit of rejoicing in the blessings of the past as well as a willingness to let God continue to lead and shape us in the future. Here is a picture of many of the Pastors who attended this event.
A Reviving Book Review - Part 2
October 2, 2007 10:48 AM'; } ?>Don’t Waste Your Life by John Piper A book review by Pastor Joe Roof – Part 2 When it comes to glorifying God, loosing our lives for His sake is better than wasting our lives in some selfish pursuit. On... ![[more]](/img/arrow-more.gif)
A Reviving Book Review
September 5, 2007 05:34 PM'; } ?>Don’t Waste Your Life By John Piper A Book Review by Pastor Joe Roof Recently, Keith Gardner, a member here at CBC, did me a huge favor by purchasing this book and giving to me as a gift. The profound... ![[more]](/img/arrow-more.gif)
This Altar Will Not Be Altered
April 26, 2007 03:49 PM'; } ?>On February 22, 1991, Kim and I were united in holy matrimony in the presence of God and His people at the marriage altar which I now oversee as the lead minister of Calvary Baptist Church. Since that time, other... ![[more]](/img/arrow-more.gif)
Pastor's Annual Report
January 30, 2007 02:35 PM'; } ?>Pastor’s Report Annual Meeting January 31, 2007 The blessing of the LORD, it maketh rich, and he addeth no sorrow with it. (Prov. 10:22) Let’s count some blessings at our Annual Meeting tonight. It’s not a hard thing to do... ![[more]](/img/arrow-more.gif)






