
We are having one service at 10:30am, lunch on the grounds along with some fun activities and then a second service at 1pm. Looking forward to an awesome service!
We are having one service at 10:30am, lunch on the grounds along with some fun activities and then a second service at 1pm. Looking forward to an awesome service!
Our VBS starts this week! Will you be there?
We strive to keep our audio messages updated online. You can listen to them here: www.audio.AnchorBaptistChurch.net You can always visit the page and listen to the messages. Alternatively, you can subscribe to our podcasts if that is something you use.
Our preaching services are now available on Podcasts. You can find us on three major platforms. You can also access the messages directly at: www.audio.anchorbaptistchurch.net. There is also a RSS Feed link directly on that page so you can subscribe that way. If you already use a major Podcast platform, you can subscribe to ours … Read more
We at Anchor Baptist Church want you to be informed. While we strive to post on social media, the web page, and text messages, we know it is a tough to keep everyone informed. Sign up to get notified every time we post on the web page. Most people don’t visit our website every day … Read more
We have simplified the access to the livestream. You can now visit our webpage, www.AnchorBaptistChurch.net/live to view the livestream during service times. This should make it simpler for those who don’t use Facebook or had trouble locating our live stream. We hope that helps.
As church attendance numbers fade across the nation and online services become very convenient (who doesn’t love not getting ready in the morning or leaving the home?!), it’s important to remember why church attendance for you and your family matters so much.You can’t serve from your sofa. You can’t have community of faith on your … Read more
Temptations Will Come; Expect Them James 1:13-21 “When our circumstances are difficult, we may find ourselves complaining against God, questioning His love, and resisting His will. At this point, Satan provides us with an opportunity to escape the difficulty. This opportunity is a temptation.” Wiersbe We have learned that God sends trials to test and … Read more
By Shane Rice – September 23, 2020.
We are living in a very strange day with what has been called a ‘global pandemic’. Many people are staying at home out of an abundance of caution and concern for their health. My intention is not to coerce people out of their homes who are not going to work or to the store in an effort to protect their health. This was written for those who out of convenience and comfort would rather stay home and watch church online rather than come to church. It is convenient, and comfortable to watch church at home. However, you are seriously short-changing your own spiritual life by doing so. Serving and worshiping the Lord has never been about convenience.
Heb. 10:25 Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.
There are many other verses which clearly demonstrate people coming together for worship. Watching a service online is not the same as “assembling” ourselves together. There is great value in getting together with other believers. Seeing others who are assembling is an encouragement. You may not realize it, but when others see you, it comforts and encourages them. In that sense, watching online doesn’t encourage anyone else. Almost NO ONE knows you watched a service online. Even those who publish the service do not know you watched, unless you specifically inform them.