Freedom Bible Church

Freedom Bible Church We exist to make disciples who love UPward, INward, OUTward!

08/31/2026

We often choose leaders because they're gifted, charismatic, or influential — but God looks at something deeper.

08/31/2026

Devotional: Who Gets to Define the Woman?
Scripture: Titus 2:1; Genesis 1:27

Every woman is being formed toward some vision of life.

Culture measures womanhood through identity, achievement, desirability, or independence. Christians can react by building a narrow stereotype around marriage, motherhood, domestic work, or appearance. Paul begins with sound doctrine.

Before a woman is a wife, mother, single woman, or widow, she is God's image-bearer, distinctly female and called to live devoted to Him. Her dignity does not depend on a relationship, role, or accomplishment.

Christ gives something better than a self-made identity. He redeems sinful people and makes them His own.

Whose voice most often shapes the way you measure a woman's worth?

Today's practice: Name one false measure of womanhood you need to reject and one truth from Scripture you need to receive.

08/30/2026

Sunday worship gathering for Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA

08/28/2026

What we believe must shape how we live.

08/28/2026

Devotional: Give Them Nothing Legitimate to Say
Scripture: Titus 2:7-8

Titus lives before two audiences. Younger men need a pattern. Opponents want a contradiction.

Paul wants Titus to live with such integrity that critics have nothing legitimate to condemn. His teaching says Christ is Lord, and his life should increasingly say, "Christ is my Lord."

Our conduct cannot make the gospel true, but it can adorn what we profess or contradict our profession. That is why supposedly private sin rarely stays private. Other people eventually live with what we allow to govern us in secret.

Integrity is fruit, not the ground of assurance. Christ's finished work is the ground of our acceptance. His grace gives us courage to repent and live in the light.

Where does your profession need to catch up with your practice?

Today's practice: Take one honest step to close a known gap between what you say you believe and how you live.

08/27/2026

Devotional: A Pattern Worth Following
Scripture: Titus 2:7-8

You are already leaving an impression on someone.

Paul tells Titus to show himself as a model of good works. Titus cannot merely explain sound doctrine. He must embody it so younger men can see what following Christ looks like in an actual life.

A pattern is formed in ordinary moments: how we speak when frustrated, treat people, keep promises, carry responsibility, and respond to failure. A faithful example is not a flawless person. It is someone who repents honestly, receives mercy, and returns to the grace that is still training him.

Where would a younger believer end up if he followed your pattern?

Today's practice: Thank one Christian whose visible faithfulness has helped you follow Christ, then encourage one younger believer.

08/26/2026

God wasn't caught off guard when sin entered the world. His plan to save you was already in place before time began.

08/26/2026

Devotional: I Belong to Christ
Scripture: Titus 2:6, 11-14

The deepest question beneath self-control is not, "Can I control myself?" It is, "What controls me?"

Desire says, "Do what feels good." Anger says, "Say it." Comfort says, "Avoid responsibility." Paul tells younger men to be self-controlled, but he does not point them toward autonomous willpower. The grace that saves also trains us, and Christ gave Himself to make us His own.

Christian self-control begins with a new identity: I am Christ's man. I belong to Him. My desires, career, comfort, and reputation do not own me. Christ does.

Which desire most often acts as though it has the right to rule you?

Today's practice: Name one active struggle to a trusted Christian and ask that person to pray with you this week.

08/25/2026

Devotional: Grace Does What Age Cannot
Scripture: Titus 2:2

Gray hair is not a means of grace.

Paul tells Titus to teach older men toward sober-mindedness, dignity, self-control, and spiritual health. He does not assume those qualities arrive automatically with age. Time gives us experience, but experience can make us humble or proud. Disappointment can deepen faith or harden us into cynicism.

Grace does what age cannot. Through sound doctrine, Christ forms people who grow clearer-headed, more loving, and more steadfast under pressure.

If this portrait exposes gaps in you, do not hide behind personality or history. Your standing with God rests on Christ's finished work, and His grace has not stopped training you.

What is grace doing in you as you grow older?

Today's practice: Ask one mature Christian where they see growth in your life and where you still need to grow.

08/24/2026

God could have chosen ANY way to spread the Gospel... but He chose ordinary means and ordinary people

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777 Blanchard Road
Evans, GA
30809

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
7pm - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 10:30am - 12pm

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(706) 651-8373

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