What does it mean to live with integrity? In Message 9 of our Romans series, Pastor Richard Jackson explores Romans 6:14-23 and reminds us that followers of Christ are called to choose God's way and live lives that honor Him.

In Romans 5:12–21, Pastor Gary Barr reminds us that while sin entered the world through Adam, God’s grace and redemption overflow through Jesus Christ. No matter how deep sin runs, God’s grace is deeper still.

Who are we in Christ? In Message 7 of our Grounded in the Faith series through Romans, we explored Romans 6 and the powerful truth that believers are no longer slaves to sin, but new creations called to live in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Join us on June 7 as we celebrate 198 years of faith, unity, and diversity at First Baptist Moncton through a powerful multicultural worship service inspired by Revelation 7:9.

Are you trying to reach God by your own effort? This message reminds us: the Gospel is not about climbing—it’s about receiving.

In Message 3 of our Romans series, we explore one of life’s deepest questions: Who am I? Discover your identity in Christ—called, sent, and set apart.

What happens when God doesn’t meet our expectations? This Palm Sunday message explores disillusionment, faith, and how to return to God even in disappointment.

What does it mean to be shaped by God’s vision, not the world’s patterns? This message invites us into a life of transformation rooted in the Gospel for all people.

When life feels uncertain and hope seems distant, Good Friday reminds us that God is still at work. Join us for “When All Seems Lost,” a meaningful service of reflection, choral music, and quiet hope at First Baptist Moncton.

Easter is approaching, and we invite you to join us at First Baptist Moncton as we reflect on the story of the risen Christ in “Encounter on the Road to Emmaus.” Discover how this powerful message reminds us that Jesus walks with us even when we do not recognize Him.

In a world where it’s easy to remember our problems more than our blessings, Psalm 103 calls us to pause and remember the goodness of God. In this message, Phil Oyeniran reminds us that God’s benefits—His forgiveness, healing, protection, and love—are present in our lives every day, even in ways we often overlook.

Jesus speaks boldly about money in the Sermon on the Mount. In Week 2 of our Stewardship Series, David Morehouse challenges us to choose our master wisely, pursue contentment, and invest in what lasts forever.

As we begin our Stewardship Series, guest speaker Gary Barr reminds us that giving is not about obligation, but about grace, worship, and a heart shaped by Christ’s generosity.

In response to recent events, First Baptist Moncton reaffirms its rejection of racism and dehumanization, standing for the dignity of every person created in the image of God.

In this message, Pastor Richard explores Paul’s words to Timothy in 1 Timothy 6 and reminds us that salvation is only the beginning. Through godliness, contentment, and intentional pursuit of Christ, we are called to take hold of the life God has given us.

In a world full of uncertainty, fear can easily take hold. In this message, Pastor Richard reminds us that fear is a natural part of being human—but through God’s presence, strength, and help, we don’t have to embrace it. Rooted in Isaiah 41, this sermon invites us to trust God, pray through our fears, lean on Scripture, and walk together in faith.

A moving reflection on the message “The One That Matters,” exploring Luke 15 and the reminder that God’s love relentlessly pursues each person—especially the one who feels lost.

This winter, Richard’s Book Club will tackle some of the Bible’s most disturbing and puzzling passages using Paul Copan’s book Is God a Moral Monster? Join us online starting January 21 from 7:00–8:30 p.m.

In Week 2 of our Advent Series Never Alone, we explore what it means to follow a God who is always on the move—inviting us to live dynamically, step out in faith, and share the movement of Christ with others.

This year’s Candlelight Service at First Baptist Moncton embraces the theme Never Alone — a night of worship, music, candlelight, and a message of hope for anyone feeling weary in a messy world.