Baden Methodist Church

06/23/2026

Please reflect and leave your thoughts and comments.
May you experience God's blessing today and every day.

06/22/2026

Please watch Sunday's Worship Service, "God Behind the Scenes."

Join us today as we share in the Lord's Supper with Pastor Mark Ong...

06/20/2026

Here is the bulletin for Sunday, June 21, 2026 - Father's Day.
We invite you to join us at 10:30 AM.

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We want you to know Jesus Love You.

06/17/2026

We are so excited our next Farmers Market is going to be on 6/27 at the Borough of Baden building.

Our last Baden Farmers Market raised $350.00 for the food bank at Baden Methodist Church! We are hoping this donation will help the residents of our community.

Please come out and see us on 6/27 and purchase from our vendors. We intend to support our local non profits from each of our markets!

Message me if you have any questions or would like to be a vendor at our upcoming event.

06/15/2026

Please watch Sunday's VBS Closing Program.

Come along as we join the children for a journey to Rainforest Fall...

06/15/2026

SOME THOUGHTS ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF SIN

Jeremiah was a prophet to the Southern Kingdom of Judah in the years leading up to the fall of Jerusalem and the exile of God’s people. God planned to pour out His scalding judgment on Judah from the north.

“The word of the Lord came to me again: What do you see? I see a pot that is boiling, I answered. It is tilting toward us from the north. The Lord said to me, From the north disaster will be poured out on all who live in the land” (Jeremiah 1:13, 14).

Imagine a massive cauldron of boiling water that, when poured out, would destroy everything in its path. The agent of God’s judgment was the Babylonians. They would destroy Judah in Jeremiah’s lifetime.

Why? God’s people were repeatedly disobedient. When the Israelites were about to enter the Promised Land, God promised blessing for obedience and cursing for disobedience. By the time of Jeremiah, 600 years after the people took possession of the land, their pattern of disobedience and sin had caused them to forget the Lord. God would take away the very thing He’d promised to them.

This is similar to a father who bought his son a car for the boy's sixteenth birthday. The night before his birthday, however, the son came home drunk. Realizing that his son lacked the maturity to own a car, the father put it up for sale. The boy’s sin deprived him of the good his father had planned for him.

We can also deprive ourselves of God's goodness if we’re not careful. The psalmist promises, "No good thing does he withhold from those whose walk is blameless" (Psalm 84:11), and the Apostle Paul writes, "Godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come" (1 Timothy 4:8). However, sin can cost us the very things God promises.

Every sin has a price attached to it, and it’s higher than we think. It includes the purity of heart that leads to a deeper relationship with God; and who knows what other blessings we might forfeit? If we understood the true cost of sin, we would be less tempted to commit it.

Resist sin and live, my friends!

Bishop Jeff Greenway