Welcome to First Baptist Church in Flower Mound, Texas

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INTERNATIONAL NIGHT at First Baptist, Flower Mound 6 p.m., Sunday, April 28 Worship and Fellowship with believers from six congregations Baptisms, Lord's Supper, Message: Looking for a Better Country Music from the congregations, World missions offering Fellowship featuring cuisine from China, Nigeria, Mexico, Brazil, Burma and the U.S.A.



July 8-12, 2013 8:45 a.m. to 12 noon Age 4 through 6th Grade (just completed) Click here to sign up for Vacation Bible School.

Living a life of faith means letting God have control. We quit trying to figure out what we want, because that's not the point. We want to discover what God wants and then follow His lead.
The Bible says that the righteous will live by faith. We spend too much time living by sight, living by feelings, living by desires, living by influences, living by what other people want us to do, living by fear . . . the Bible says the righteous will live by faith. This year we are going to explore faith, what it means, and how to live it.
Will you join with me this year in making a radical commitment to live by faith? Could we become people, families, and a church that trusts God in everything? Will we show that faith by depending on Him, by seeking Him, by obeying Him, by serving Him? Join me on this Journey of Faith. -- Pastor David Williams



The Gospel Project There are a lot of stories in the Bible, but there is one story that runs through it from beginning to ending -- the story of God redeeming both people and creation, restoring them to the glory for which they were created. You can never understand the "stories" of the Bible until you first understand the overarching "story." Join us on this three-year adventure as we explore God's Word and see how it all fits together into the greatest love story ever told. We meet for Bible study at 9:40 a.m. each Sunday. Preschoolers and children are going through the Bible chronologically, from Genesis through Revelation. Adults and youth are taking a more thematic approach, but their studies will clearly show how the gospel is woven throughout all of Scripture. The pastor is also preaching messages related to the study during the 11 a.m. worship service each Sunday. Get started this Sunday and get a better grasp of the Bible than you have ever had before.

Reaching the world for Christ
. . . starting right here.

What does it mean to be "a house of prayer for all nations"? It means that we open our arms wide to include everyone in our church family. It means that we help churches that are reaching people we can't reach. It means that we are involved in local, state, national and international missions. It means that we are always on the lookout for ways to help people in our community.

Our congregation is becoming more ethnically diverse each year as we continually ask God to make us a reflection of the demographics of our community. Our desire is that there would be so much diversity in our congregation that it would be obvious that our only common denominator is our love for Jesus Christ. We translate our worship service into Spanish each week through wireless headsets for those who understand Spanish better than English. And we are ready to offer translation into other languages as God places the need and opportunity before us.

We partner with four other local congregations, providing space, encouragement and other support: Principe de Paz (Hispanic); North Texas Chinese Church; New Covenant Baptist Church (Nigerian); and Chin Evangelical Baptist Church (Burmese). Together we celebrate an annual International Night with combined worship followed by a fellowship featuring cuisine from each congregation.

We have a Chin Refugee Ministry that provides assistance to the hundreds of refugees that fled Burma and found themselves in our community. Several other churches have seen the need for such a ministry and partner with us.

Our Biblical Counseling Center provides free counseling for anyone in the community. By God's grace, our counselors have helped many individuals and families.

Our church has sent individuals or teams on mission to 25 nations, as well as many places throughout the United States.

Many of our members have received the basic training and are "yellow caps" for Southern Baptist Disaster Relief Ministry.

Our Hands and Feet Ministry meets monthly to do needed maintenance to our church facility, help church members with needs at home, and help individuals and ministries beyond our church.

A total of 48 persons have come forward during a service at First Baptist Flower Mound to acknowledge God's call on their lives to serve in missions or ministry. At least a third of those are currently serving or preparing to serve. Our church currently has three families as career international missionaries: Clint and Missy Kirby in Gdansk, Poland; Brian and Amy Yu in East Asia; and Willie and Emily Butler in Chennai, India.

First Baptist Flower Mound gives generously to our denomination's missions offerings, recognized as a leader in our association in per capita giving to both the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American Missions and the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions.

Our prayer is that we might become in every way "a house of prayer for all nations."