First Baptist Port St. Lucie

Our Great Need in Jesus Christ. Looking at our Problem and the solution.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Listen as Missionary to Cambodia, Saul Paul Kes shares his work as well as his personal journey from Buddhism to Christian.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

Everyone’s life has value but not everyone lives a valued and purposeful life. David, the King of Israel, lived a life in his generation of value and purpose. From the life of David we learn important lessons for our generation. The greatest tragedy is a wasted life but the greatest treasure is a life well lived, a life that leaves the mark of value and purpose.

The American landscape is changing and we are in the midst of a sexual revolution unlike any previous moral revolution. Unfortunately, as Christians we have often been slow to respond with sound biblical wisdom. When the Christian community has responded it has been in a way that borders on hate. Our Wednesday Night Summer Bible Study series will seek to honestly, lovingly and biblically answer some of these questions.

For the next three Sundays we are going to remind ourselves of who we are as a church. Many churches are trying to be like everyone else and do everything new that they hear in the church world but that is not our goal at 1st. We need to remind ourselves of who we are and what we have committed ourselves to be as a multi-ethnic church for Jesus Christ on the Treasure Coast.

For the next three Sundays we are going to remind ourselves of who we are as a church. Many churches are trying to be like everyone else and do everything new that they hear in the church world but that is not our goal at 1st. We need to remind ourselves of who we are and what we have committed ourselves to be as a multi-ethnic church for Jesus Christ on the Treasure Coast.

The American landscape is changing and we are in the midst of a sexual revolution unlike any previous moral revolution. Unfortunately, as Christians we have often been slow to respond with sound biblical wisdom. When the Christian community has responded it has been in a way that borders on hate. Our Wednesday Night Summer Bible Study series will seek to honestly, lovingly and biblically answer some of these questions.

For the next three Sundays we are going to remind ourselves of who we are as a church. Many churches are trying to be like everyone else and do everything new that they hear in the church world but that is not our goal at 1st. We need to remind ourselves of who we are and what we have committed ourselves to be as a multi-ethnic church for Jesus Christ on the Treasure Coast.

The American landscape is changing and we are in the midst of a sexual revolution unlike any previous moral revolution. Unfortunately, as Christians we have often been slow to respond with sound biblical wisdom. When the Christian community has responded it has been in a way that borders on hate. Our Wednesday Night Summer Bible Study series will seek to honestly, lovingly and biblically answer some of these questions.