Sunday Morning

Bible Study - 9:00am
Multiply - 9:00am
Worship - 10:30am

Sunday Evening

Community Groups - 6:00pm

Wednesday Evening

Youth - 6:00pm
TeamKid - 6:00pm
Mid-Week Service - 6:30m

About Us

Bayshore Baptist Church is a place to call home. We are a fellowship of believers coming together throughout the week to study God’s Word, live what we learn and, in the process, grow closer to God and each other. We focus on reaching people for Christ and invite you to be a part of “Building Lives Together” at Bayshore.

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Our Beliefs

We believe that the Bible is the Word of God, divinely inspired; that it is inerrant in the original manuscripts and preserved by God for us; that it is authoritative for this church and each of us for every age.

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Our Staff

At Bayshore, we have a staff that's passionate about Christ, committed to the church, and involved in the community.

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January 20, 2019

Life is hard, and in the process, we sometimes suffer. Sometimes we suffer because of mistakes we have made. Often times we don't know why, at all. But suffering for the Name of Jesus is not the same. The gospel is repulsive to some, because it exposes a sinful nature. The prideful, arrogant, and self-centered don't want to hear it. So, sometimes we suffer so that we may be a testimony to those around us. Why did the Sadducees continue to persecute Peter, John, and the followers of Christ? They were threatened by the prospect of a loss of power. The leaders were jealous of the followers of Christ and afraid of the people, for the people were hearing the truth and they recognized it as such. How can someone rejoice in their suffering? Jesus proclaimed that He had come to suffer and to die for us. There is no other message like this one. The Apostles show us how a Christian can truly have joy even in suffering, particularly when the focus of one’s life is the wholehearted pursuit of God’s mission. We see that that they found it to be an honor to share in Christ’ suffering. How might our hearts be changed if we focused on that, rather than on our circumstances? To see ourselves as worthy of suffering for the name of Christ. 
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January 13, 2019

Thus far, in the Book of Acts, we have seen God's glory on display. The believers in the early church were experiencing God’s power in unbelievable ways, as the church grew exponentially. And yet, sin crept in. Now, in Acts 5, we learn some important lessons about God's judgement, from Luke's account of the deception of Ananias and Sapphira.  When reading this story, do you tend to focus on God's judgement, rather than on the unmerited grace of God? God didn’t tolerate evil and deception among his people. They chose to be deceitful. They wanted glory for themselves. This event reminds us that all believers must fear God, knowing that we are accountable to Him who is holy, omniscient, and almighty. God knew the motives of their hearts, and He knows the motives of yours and mine, too. He knows why you do what you do. Have you really experienced the radical love of God? Have you experienced the love that you do not deserve? Why did (or would) God save you? Do you wrestle with that question? Often times we are no longer amazed by grace, but rather we are shocked by divine justice.
Amazing Grace. How sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me…
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January 06, 2019

In the last installment of Pastor Ben's study of the Book of Acts, we looked at the healing of the lame man outside the temple. Peter and John have now been arrested and are before the ruling council, the Sanhedrin. This is the same body of men who interrogated Jesus, before delivering Him to Pontius Pilate. They did not let their fear paralyze them, nor prevent them from boldly proclaiming Christ crucified. Being filled with the Holy Spirit, Peter did just that. And the men of the council could not refute his testimony. Instead, they admonished Peter and John and commanded that they cease teaching the people in the name of Jesus. After their release, Peter and John immediately joined the believers in prayer, and they prayed for even more boldness with which to continue sharing the Gospel of Christ!

And when they had prayed, the place in which they were gathered together was shaken, and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and continued to speak the word of God with boldness. — Acts 4:31

God was so pleased with Peter's prayer, that He shook the building!

Do we have desperate prayers, like Peter's? The world around us is suffering. The world around us needs to hear the message of Christ crucified. Do we pray for boldness to witness to those around us, or are we paralyzed in our fear?

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gospel-centered ministries

COMMUNITY GROUPS

Meet Sunday nights at various homes. To find a group in your area, contact the church office.

Bible Study

Bible study classes are available Sunday mornings at 9:00 am for all ages and stages of life.

Women’s Ministry

An uplifting, supportive and inspirational group of women who meet throughout the year.

Men’s Ministry

Join us for monthly fellowship, Bible study, ministry to our community and fun events.

Children’s Ministry

Laying the foundations for faith, ministering to kids and families.

Student Ministry

Leading students to Christ and equipping them to deepen their relationship in order to reach their community with the gospel.

Senior Adults Ministry

Stay tuned for information on the re-launch of our Senior Adults Ministry.

Food Pantry

Provides food for the church members and the community through a partnership with the Houston Food bank and food/monetary donations by church members.

Bayshore Learning Center

Provides quality childcare for 6 months through Pre-K. We provide faith-based opportunities for each child to explore, wonder, question, create and play while engaging in age appropriate learning centers. For more information call 281-471-0949. www.bayshorelearningcenter.org

Bayshore Baptist Church

11315 Spencer Hwy
La Porte, Texas 77571
(281) 471-0332

Office Hours:
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