Matthew 6:9-10

While prayer is the acknowledgement of our inability, that doesn't mean that it is an excuse for our inaction. Prayer is acknowledging our complete and total dependence upon God, but that dependence does not entitle us to simply sit back and do nothing. In fact, it is precisely the opposite. God has given us work to do in His kingdom, and it is in the doing of this work that requires dependence on our part. Praying to God does not remove our responsibilities in the world. Rather, it is because of the responsibilities and burdens that He has given us that we need to be empowered by God through prayer.

You will hear 2 different voices in these recordings. Troy Westmoreland and Cory Martinez are the co-pastors of Bald Mountain Baptist Church. They alternate on a semi-regular basis, and our prayer is that their insights from the Word of God may richly bless all those who stop by our neck of the woods!

Please feel free to reach out to us through their email:

t.westmoreland22@fruitland.edu
c.martinez22@fruitland.edu

The calling for every Christian is to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. Well, where does the earth begin and where does it end? For us at Bald Mountain Baptist Church, the world begins in the Shumont Community on top of a little peak in Buncombe County, NC. Our prayer is that through this platform we might do our part in reaching the ends of the earth with the gospel!

We are working on getting our back-content uploaded, please bear with us. We unfortunately began recording part-way through a long series on prayer, but we at Bald Mountain Baptist Church are so glad you have joined us here, and our prayer is that you are blessed by this message!

Sing unto the Lord a new song, and his praise from the end of the earth, ye that go down to the sea, and all that is therein; the isles, and the inhabitants thereof. Let the wilderness and the cities thereof lift up their voice, the villages that Kedar doth inhabit: let the inhabitants of the rock sing, let them shout from the top of the mountains.
Isaiah 42:10-11