Beyond the manger and the carols lies another Christmas story—one of danger, displacement, and hope. Discover how Jesus entered the world not in safety, but in vulnerability.

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.

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.

Life can overwhelm us — but God never abandons us in our weariness. In this sermon, Pastor Richard shares four ways Scripture helps us find strength, honesty, rest, and connection in seasons when the world feels heavy.

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.

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.

Jesus invites us to walk the narrow road—a path of commitment, sacrifice, and transformation. In this week’s message, Pastor Richard Jackson shares how choosing the road less travelled leads to true freedom and spiritual growth.

Who are you? This inspiring message from Pastor Richard reminds us that, beyond our name, profession, or background, our true identity is found in being created in the image of God — and renewed by the grace of Jesus Christ.

This week at First Baptist Moncton, Pastor Richard reflected on the Nicene Creed and the Gospel of John. Together, we explored the mystery of Jesus Christ—fully God and fully man—whose divinity makes His sacrifice perfect and whose humanity makes it possible.