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Faith Bible Church will understand, experience, and extend grace like never before. What if grace wasn't just something you believed, but something you actually lived from? That's the vision. And we're inviting you into it. Our mission has always been to build generations of Jesus followers who take grace to our world. Vision 2030 is a clear picture of what we want the next four years to look like; a preferred future centered on three words: Understand. Experience. Extend.
For nearly 50 years, Faith Bible Church has stood on the conviction that salvation is a free gift. You don't earn it. You don't maintain it. You receive it by faith, and the work of Christ secures it completely.
We want Faith Bible Church to be a community that is constantly telling these stories in our worship services, in our Life Groups, around dinner tables and in parking lot conversations.
Taking grace to our world isn't a program it's who we are and what we do. The New Testament is clear: we carry something the world desperately needs: the Gospel.
UNDERSTAND Grace
If you've ever wondered whether God is truly satisfied with you or whether your standing with Him depends on how well you perform, you're not alone. Millions of people, including regular churchgoers, carry a quiet, nagging fear that they're not quite good enough.
We know what it's like to believe grace is true in your head while not quite feeling it in your chest. To know the right answers but still wonder in the back of your mind if you've done enough. That confusion robs people of something Jesus died to give them: assurance.
For nearly 50 years, Faith Bible Church has stood on the conviction that salvation is a free gift. You don't earn it. You don't maintain it. You receive it by faith, and the work of Christ secures it completely.
We've developed a six-week study called Understanding Discipleship, an honest look at how the grace of God shapes not just the moment of salvation, but every step of following Jesus. It's designed to help you move from believing grace to actually living from it.
Our desire is for those who complete this study is for grace to stop feeling like a concept and start feeling like solid ground. Our goal is for 80% of our church family to experience this by 2030. The first opportunity begins September 20, 2026.
We know what it's like to believe grace is true in your head while not quite feeling it in your chest. To know the right answers but still wonder in the back of your mind if you've done enough. That confusion robs people of something Jesus died to give them: assurance.
For nearly 50 years, Faith Bible Church has stood on the conviction that salvation is a free gift. You don't earn it. You don't maintain it. You receive it by faith, and the work of Christ secures it completely.
We've developed a six-week study called Understanding Discipleship, an honest look at how the grace of God shapes not just the moment of salvation, but every step of following Jesus. It's designed to help you move from believing grace to actually living from it.
Our desire is for those who complete this study is for grace to stop feeling like a concept and start feeling like solid ground. Our goal is for 80% of our church family to experience this by 2030. The first opportunity begins September 20, 2026.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Sign up for Understanding Discipleship
"I've been a Christian for years, but I didn't realize I was still trying to earn what Jesus already gave me." — Mike Menster
"I've been a Christian for years, but I didn't realize I was still trying to earn what Jesus already gave me." — Mike Menster
EXPERIENCE GRACE
Most of us are better at talking about grace than we are at recognizing it in our actual lives. We know the theology. But when we're in the middle of suffering, a broken relationship, or a failure we can't undo, it can feel like grace belongs to other people's stories.
Understanding grace in your head is one thing. Seeing it show up in your real life, in the messy, ordinary moments, is another. That gap between what we believe and what we feel is exactly where discouragement takes root.
Grace shows up in the moment someone puts their faith in Jesus for the first time. It shows up in the middle of suffering, when hope shouldn't be possible but somehow is. It shows up when sin is confessed and forgiveness is real. It shows up in a restored relationship no one thought could survive. These aren't theological concepts, they're powerful moments.
We want Faith Bible Church to be a community that is constantly telling these stories in our worship services, in our Life Groups, around dinner tables and in parking lot conversations. Our goal is to share a story of grace every month in our services, and for our small groups to be places where these stories surface every week.
You have a story worth telling. We have simple testimony cards to help you find it: What was your life like before Jesus? How did you put your faith in Him? What is your life like now? When you tell your story, something happens, the teller sees purpose in their own experience. The listener finds courage for their own.
Understanding grace in your head is one thing. Seeing it show up in your real life, in the messy, ordinary moments, is another. That gap between what we believe and what we feel is exactly where discouragement takes root.
Grace shows up in the moment someone puts their faith in Jesus for the first time. It shows up in the middle of suffering, when hope shouldn't be possible but somehow is. It shows up when sin is confessed and forgiveness is real. It shows up in a restored relationship no one thought could survive. These aren't theological concepts, they're powerful moments.
We want Faith Bible Church to be a community that is constantly telling these stories in our worship services, in our Life Groups, around dinner tables and in parking lot conversations. Our goal is to share a story of grace every month in our services, and for our small groups to be places where these stories surface every week.
You have a story worth telling. We have simple testimony cards to help you find it: What was your life like before Jesus? How did you put your faith in Him? What is your life like now? When you tell your story, something happens, the teller sees purpose in their own experience. The listener finds courage for their own.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Pick up a testimony card and start writing your story
"We didn't know if our family was going to make it. We didn't expect grace to show up the way it did."
"We didn't know if our family was going to make it. We didn't expect grace to show up the way it did."
EXPERIENCE GRACE
Most of us are better at talking about grace than we are at recognizing it in our actual lives. We know the theology. But when we're in the middle of suffering, a broken relationship, or a failure we can't undo, it can feel like grace belongs to other people's stories.
Understanding grace in your head is one thing. Seeing it show up in your real life, in the messy, ordinary moments, is another. That gap between what we believe and what we feel is exactly where discouragement takes root.
Grace shows up in the moment someone puts their faith in Jesus for the first time. It shows up in the middle of suffering, when hope shouldn't be possible but somehow is. It shows up when sin is confessed and forgiveness is real. It shows up in a restored relationship no one thought could survive. These aren't theological concepts, they're powerful moments.
We want Faith Bible Church to be a community that is constantly telling these stories in our worship services, in our Life Groups, around dinner tables and in parking lot conversations. Our goal is to share a story of grace every month in our services, and for our small groups to be places where these stories surface every week.
You have a story worth telling. We have simple testimony cards to help you find it: What was your life like before Jesus? How did you put your faith in Him? What is your life like now? When you tell your story, something happens, the teller sees purpose in their own experience. The listener finds courage for their own.
Understanding grace in your head is one thing. Seeing it show up in your real life, in the messy, ordinary moments, is another. That gap between what we believe and what we feel is exactly where discouragement takes root.
Grace shows up in the moment someone puts their faith in Jesus for the first time. It shows up in the middle of suffering, when hope shouldn't be possible but somehow is. It shows up when sin is confessed and forgiveness is real. It shows up in a restored relationship no one thought could survive. These aren't theological concepts, they're powerful moments.
We want Faith Bible Church to be a community that is constantly telling these stories in our worship services, in our Life Groups, around dinner tables and in parking lot conversations. Our goal is to share a story of grace every month in our services, and for our small groups to be places where these stories surface every week.
You have a story worth telling. We have simple testimony cards to help you find it: What was your life like before Jesus? How did you put your faith in Him? What is your life like now? When you tell your story, something happens, the teller sees purpose in their own experience. The listener finds courage for their own.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Sign up for an international mission trip [link to trips and sign-up form]
"I went to serve. I came home different."
"I went to serve. I came home different."
Vision 2030 isn't just a campaign. It's a deep desire to see Faith Bible Church stand on the shoulders of those who have laid the foundation of grace and build on it like never before.
We see you understanding grace more deeply. Experiencing it more fully. Extending it more boldly.
This is your invitation. We hope you'll take the next step.
We see you understanding grace more deeply. Experiencing it more fully. Extending it more boldly.
This is your invitation. We hope you'll take the next step.