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.

We are beginning a new teaching series exploring Paul’s Letter to the Romans. In the first message, Game Changer, we discover why this powerful letter continues to transform how we understand the gospel and live our faith today.

First Baptist Moncton celebrates its 198th anniversary on June 7 with a special combined service of worship, music, and thanksgiving for God’s faithfulness throughout generations.

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.

Does belief in God require more faith than atheism? Pastor Richard explores science, reason, morality, and the origin of life in a thoughtful message rooted in Genesis 1–2.

In the final message of our stewardship series, A Faith That Gives, we addressed the “elephants in the room” around generosity — generational tensions, financial pressure, reluctance, and the call to joyful giving rooted in 2 Corinthians 9.

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.

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.

In Week 3 of our Advent Series Never Alone, we reflect on the story of the Magi and the deep truth that God is not distant. He reveals Himself to those who seek Him and walks closely with all who call on His name.

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.

Join us on December 24 at 6:30 p.m. for our Candlelit Christmas Eve Worship—a night filled with hope, light, joy, and the reminder that because Christ came, we are Never Alone.

As we begin Advent, Pastor Richard reminds us that God designed us for community—and through Jesus, we never face life alone. This message explores our greatest need: restored relationship with God and one another.

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.

A special evening of hope, comfort, and reflection for those facing grief or hardship this Christmas. Join us December 17 at First Baptist Moncton for the Blue Christmas service as part of the NEVER ALONE series.

On Remembrance Sunday, Pastor Richard reminds us that even in sorrow, there is gratitude. Through memories of love, loss, and faith, he shows how God’s promises hold true — allowing joy and weeping to exist beautifully together.

At First Baptist Moncton, Christmas is more than lights and carols — it’s a time to remember that we are never alone. Join us for a beautiful season of worship, reflection, and community through four special services celebrating hope, peace, joy, and love.

This week at First Baptist Moncton, Pastor Richard Jackson reminded us that real transformation is possible — not through our own strength, but through the renewing power of God’s Spirit. Change isn’t just a hope; it’s a promise available to everyone who opens their heart to Him.

Pastor Richard Jackson offers a biblical and Baptist response to Christian Nationalism — reminding us that our ultimate loyalty is not to a political movement or a nation, but to the Kingdom of God.