Salisbury Bible Fellowship

Jesus demonstrates that he is the only one worthy of our worship.

Jesus calls us not just to be fans but to be fully devoted followers, willing to give up everything for Him.

All of us deal with spiritual blindness. All of us need Jesus to open our eyes so that we can see clearly.

All of us realize deep down that there is something desperately wrong with the world. But the source of the problem may not be what we think. Jesus came to bring the only remedy to cleanse us.

Jesus came to bring a revolution, but not the way people expected. He came to bring a revolution of love and grace.

Jesus has the power and authority to handle everything we face.

Jesus calls us to follow him no matter what, and to serve him patiently.

Jesus came not to make people happy, but to meet their deepest need when we recognize his authority over everything.

Mark presents Jesus as a disruptive force who demands all of our attention.

What difference does the gospel make in how we live our lives amongst the world around us?

What does gospel living look like in our home and workplace?

Gabriel's message to Joseph is one we need to hear. We should never fear to obey God.

The message to Mary is that she was the object of God's grace. Nothing is impossible when we realize Gods grace and when we submit totally to his plan

Gabriel's first message reminds us that God does hear our prayers and is faithful to keep his promises.

According to the Bible, to truly hear is to obey. Are we truly listening to God?

Gospel virtues reflect gospel identity and anticipate our eternal inheritance.

Gospel logic produces gospel rhythm which leads to gospel living

When we read Colossians, we find that Jesus plus anything equals nothing, but Jesus plus anything is everything

Ever wondered what you're supposed to do next? Paul writes to an early church about this very question.

The mystery of God's plan is revealed as we learn the secret of living the Christian life.