Bay Ridge Christian Church - Teaching

As those who have been given new life in Christ, believers must put off their former vices so they can be like Christ.

Counterfeit spirituality depends on rituals, hyper-spirituality, and legalism, rather than on the simplicity of Christ, Who alone can deliver from sin.

Christians have been given a full salvation - our sins forgiven, our enemies vanquished, and our sinful nature effectively dealt with - through Jesus, Who is the fulness of God.

Christians must always be on their guard against being carried away by the empty deceits offered by the world to replace Jesus as our only source of true fulfillment and joy.

Having received Jesus Christ as Lord, we are called to have a flourishing, growing walk with Him.

This week Roger and Marilyn Reeck of Wycliffe Bible Translators share about their work in Bible translation, and especially about an exciting new project called One Story that creates stories to explain the story of the Bible to oral cultures.

Jesus has been raised from the dead, and His people are to worship Him and, despite opposition, tell this good news to the world.

Christ took our sins and gave us His righteousness so that it is just as if we had never sinned, and just as if we had kept the Law.

God calls His people to be willing to pay the cost for a glorious ministry of fully presenting God’s Word about Jesus, as we teach and admonish one another so that each of us will become mature, whole hearted disciples of Jesus Christ.

We were once alienated from God by our sin, but Christ has provided reconciliation for all who believe in Him through the Gospel.

Christ is preeminent in and over everything - the present creation and everything it, and the new creation, which has already begun through His reconciling work.

As Christians grow in their knowledge of God and His will, their lives are transformed so that they are pleasing to God.

The Gospel of Christ has the power to grow and bear fruit in the lives of believers so that they are filled with faith, love, hope, and good works.

Mike Slone shares with BRCC about the work God is doing through them at the Naval Academy and beyond.

As a local church BRCC is called to encourage each member to realize the calling they have been given in Christ, to encourage devotion to Christ and His call upon us, and to equip and encourage believers to fulfill their calling in Christ.

As we respond to the Gospel with faith, love, and hope in Christ, it produces a harvest of work and endurance for God and His kingdom as we look forward to Christ’s return.

Human life begins at conception and we should treasure each life as a gift from God’s hand and a sign of His amazing work.

What was the ministry of Jesus? What do we expect His ministry to us to be?

Psalm 119 is a song of praise about God’s boundless Word, which brings boundless blessings to those who love it.

We should treasure God’s Word, delighting in this great gift God has given to us that we might know Him.