Gibbon Baptist Church

Hannah wanted to have a child. Yet year after year she was tormented by her husband's second wife who had several kids of her own. In her suffering, Hannah finally made a decision and overcame her situation. How did she do it? And how can we overcome our suffering?

Have you ever wondered where the Bible came from? Pastor Sean Doughterty of First Baptist Kearney taught on the origins of the Bible and why we should USE IT.

Sean Dougherty takes and answers questions from the church about the Bible.

Tim Stratton answers questions from the audience about logic, evangelism, the Old Testament, etc.

Tim Stratton, of FreeThinking Ministries, teaches why Christians can and should have a reasonable faith. He argues logically why the Bible is true and we can rely on it.

Pastor Matt fields some questions about the Bible. Questions cover topics like polygamy, the blood moons, what does it mean that some are least and some greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, etc.

Have you ever wondered what the Bible is all about? In this message, not only will you get an overview of the entire Bible, but you will learn what the Bible truly is all about.

The Da Vinci Code, Bart Ehrman, vocal atheists. There have been attacks on the Bible in our times. So how do we know it is true? Learn from David four reasons why we can know the Bible is true.

Pastor Matt took questions that were sent in or texted in. He answers questions about sharing your faith, what the Bible says about suicide, etc.

People respect the Bible. They think of it as holy or sacred. But do they even know what it contains? Most think of it as a good book, but too old and out of date and inapplicable for their life today. So is the Bible relevant?

Pastor Matt answers questions from the congregation about the Bible.

Do you want a better relationship with God? Brian Gangwish shares a message on how we can become closer to God.

Our world sometimes seems so dark. Our lives seem so hopeless. But through the prophecy given through Malachi we learn about a light that would shine in the darkness. A new dawn would come. Thankfully, we know what that light is--or more specifically, who that lights is.

If you've ever seen a picture that has had its colored inverted you know that something isn't quite right. Things are backwards. Sometimes our world is like that in the spiritual realm: good things happen to bad people and bad things happen to good people. We wonder why we should be faithful and good when it doesn't seem to pay off. Thankfully, God has a plan to put all things right.

Christopher Wright has argued that how we handle money is a thermometer to gauge the temperature of our faith. God measured the Israelites faith through their giving and he wasn't pleased. How would we measure it with you?

Why do good things happen to bad people? Does injustice have the last word? Where is God? Is God just? These are the questions the Israelites had in Malachi's day and we still have today. Thankfully, injustice doesn't have the last word, Jesus does.

We love our families. But they also have some issues. God has some words to help. But why should we listen to him? Because he knows and he cares. We can be faithful to our families because God is faithful to us, his family.

There are many today who are religious but not spiritual. This was true in Jesus' time as well. What is the test of true religion?

"No such thing as bad student," quipped Mr. Miyagi in The Karate Kid, "only bad teacher." God knows that one of the main reason his people sin is because his messengers fail to deliver the right message. Through the prophet Malachi, God delivered a stinging rebuke to the priests of Israel that we in turn can apply to the preachers and pastors of today.

When someone does something great, we honor them. If someone important was coming over for dinner, you would do something special. How much more should we honor God? An excellent God deserves excellence.