Hear from Chris and Megan Clark on how they deal with home work-life and social distancing.

Watch as Pastor Michael gives the first of what will be weekly recaps; and shares a word of encouragement!

President Trump has declared Sunday, March 15, 2020 a National Day of Prayer. Yet the services that day at Immanuel, as at many other churches, have been canceled…

The progression of the COVID-19 virus event has impacted our church schedule. Keep an eye on our website, email and social media pages.

We were exhorted to develop a disciple-making culture within our church where every member is involved in personal discipleship.

Romans 8:28 promises, “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.” This is an amazing promise from God and an undeniable responsibility for Christians. We must love the God who weaves all of life for our good and his purpose.

As a pastor, I frequently get caught in a conversation describing the church. People expect a pastor to give a sales pitch with a church invite. Often my answer doesn’t satisfy the expectation…

It may seem silly to publish a blog describing the church’s name, but I promise it is not a Trojan horse intended to change the name. Church names are important beyond a tradition or a trend. Let me give you a brief explanation of what it means to be Immanuel Baptist...

We have some exciting news! Immanuel will be sending a ministry team to Malta, an island off the coast of North Africa, from January 31-February 7. They will be providing a Kid’s Club for the missionary children during an annual missionary conference of one of...

Sunday, January 12, we launch a new sermon series at Immanuel Baptist Church on the book of Ezra called Rebuilding Ruins. I don’t know precisely how many sermons it will include, somewhere between 14-16, but Ezra will be worth all the attention we give it for at least...