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Download the July resource below  to stay connected with upcoming events, study themes, and opportunities to serve. Let’s walk together in unity and purpose as we continue to be the hands and feet of Christ in Ridgeland and beyond.

Download the June resource below  to stay connected with upcoming events, study themes, and opportunities to serve. Let’s walk together in unity and purpose as we continue to be the hands and feet of Christ in Ridgeland and beyond.

Download the May resource below  to stay connected with upcoming events, study themes, and opportunities to serve. Let’s walk together in unity and purpose as we continue to be the hands and feet of Christ in Ridgeland and beyond.

As we enter the month of April, we’re reminded that love is more than a feeling — it’s a calling.  At First Euhaw Baptist Church , we believe that God’s love is the foundation of everything we do — from worship and fellowship to serving our community and one another. This month, we invite you to join us in reflecting on the power of God’s love  and how it transforms hearts, homes, and lives. Whether you’re a longtime member or visiting for the first time, this is a perfect se

Mercy, as understood in the biblical context, is a fundamental attribute of God, in quality that allows God to withhold the punishment that is justly deserved and instead offer grace and kindness. The Hebrew word often translated as "mercy" is "chased," which encompasses loving-kindness, covenant loyalty, and steadfast love. In the New Testament, the Greek word "eleos" is used, emphasizing com      The benefits of God’s mercy include peace, love, and joy. None of the behavior

Have you ever met an angry Christian? You may have come across Christians who love to grumble, complain, or even speak harshly about other people. Maybe you've even been that person at times in your own life. If we're not careful, we can easily become self-righteous within Christianity. After all, we know the truth and others may not. You might see how tempting it can be to look down upon other people, demean them, or consider them as worse off than ourselves.

Lap after lap, Katie Ledecky was in a familiar spot during the 1500-meter freestyle race at the 2024 Paris Olympics. For some fifteen minutes, she was far ahead of the rest of the swimmers and alone in her thoughts. What was Ledecky thinking about during the long race? In an interview conducted immediately following the gold medal winning performance in which she set a new Olympic record, Ledecky said she was thinking about her training partners and saying their name in he

Doctor Doolittle, the fictional doctor who converses with animals, has delighted fans through books, movies, and plays. However, few people know that author Hugh Lofting first wrote the Doolittle tales to his children from the ghastly trenches of World War I. He later said that the war too awful to recount in his letters -- so he wrote and illustrated stories instead. These whimsical, joy-filled tales were Lofting's way of pushing back against the war's horror. It's in

"No matter where you are, what you'll going through; use what you have and make the most of it" says the young woman in a TV interview. Her words prompted me to listen carefully to the full story. I learned she was one of six sisters working toward nursing degrees. They were once homeless and struggling, yet they worked together to reach their common goal. And at the same tine the story aired, all six sisters were completing the nursing program at a local university.

With extra time on my hands, my plan for the coming months centered on serving people as much as I could. But while helping new friend, I tripped and fell and broke my arm in three places. Suddenly I was the one in need. God's people cared for me with visits, gift cards, flowers, phone calls, texts, prayers, meals (and even box of chocolates), and by running errands. I couldn't believe how kind my family, friend, and fellow church member were! It was as God was saying "S

As we enter the month of March , we’re reminded that love is more than a feeling — it’s a calling.  At First Euhaw Baptist Church , we believe that God’s love is the foundation of everything we do — from worship and fellowship to serving our community and one another. This month, we invite you to join us in reflecting on the power of God’s love  and how it transforms hearts, homes, and lives. Whether you’re a longtime member or visiting for the first time, this is a perfect s

As we welcome the month of February , we’re reminded that God is always at work — bringing new life, fresh hope, and renewed strength to His people. Just as the earth begins to bloom again, so too does our faith when we stay rooted in His Word and purpose. At First Euhaw Baptist Church , this season calls us to reflect, reconnect, and refresh our walk with Christ. Whether through prayer, service, or fellowship, March invites us to move forward with hearts open to growth and g