First Baptist offers a multitude of discipleship opportunities for its members and guests, but we realize that some people need or want more! We're happy that you're interested in researching additional spiritual growth options. Below are several digital discipleship resources that we recommend. Regardless of your life stage or spiritual level, we pray you'll find something among these resources that the Lord will use to draw you closer to Him. Please explore connecting resources below by clicking on the buttons below to get started. Overwhelmed? Feel free to connect with one of our Pastor's on staff! We are HERE for you and your family!
New to Faith? Stuck and don't know where to go, how to support your family, how to lead a Christ filled home? Check out the faith path sponsored through My Family Season!
We encourage you to check out our ever updating NC Baptists page for resources and support specifically designed for families!
Check out My Family Season to explore major topics that are prevalent within families today. Through articles, advice, research and a biblical lens, you can leave feeling encouraged and confident all while walking in truth.
Let's be honest. Parenting children in today's ever changing and digitally managed world can be a challenge. Check out the Parent Cue for guidance and support as we continue to rise to the challenge of raising world changers.
Have young children? Desire to have family time reviewing the gospel? We invite you to check out the Bible Project! By clicking the link above you will be taken to their website that invites you to look at short animated videos, guides, lessons and even podcasts!
Ready to deepen your knowledge? Check out The Gospel Coalition. Through editorials, podcasts and even events, The Gospel Coalition strives to impact the world for Jesus.
Interested in what experts or others say on difficult topics? Check out Premier Unbelievable. This website contains articles, podcasts, and live debates and discussions that can help further knowledge and challenge stereotypes and societal norms.