Find Your Place to Connect
One of the best ways to connect with others and grow spiritually is by joining a small group (Sunday school) for Bible study, prayer, and fellowship. Whether you are a brand new Christian, a young adult hungry to learn, or a senior adult with lots of life experiences, married, single, or single again, we have a place for you!
Adults
42 is a domino game that is played like a card game with a twist. You'll enjoy a good game and fellowship. We typically meet the fourth Friday of each month, with a few exceptions, from 5:15-8:30 PM in Room 120. Please contact June Long at 830-237-7692 or
so she can organize an even number of players.
Beginners are always welcome and will be taught to play at a beginner's table!
Men
Meets Tuesdays from 8:00-9:00 AM in Room 122
Please purchase the book beforehand from your vendor of choice
Discussion facilitated by Jim Fielder,
New Book Starting January 7
The Power of Truth in Perilous Times: Pursuing the Knowledge of God in the Midst of Cultural Insanity by Marcus E. Drake, who is also a member of First Baptist.
Real Hope in the Midst of a Culture Gone Awry!
Yes, we live in this kind of culture and world. However, it is clear in the Bible that the more we pursue the knowledge of God, as defined and described in Scripture, and the more we are devoted to him, the more he will work in us and through us during the perilous times in which we live. Therefore, in thinking about the extraordinary impact biblical truth can have on our society, this book focuses on three vitally important areas in the Bible: how God reveals his existence through nature and his Word, how he discloses his character through his attributes and promises, and how he calls his people to seek the knowledge of himself through the fear of the Lord and the bearing of his image.
Thus, the purpose of this book is to lead believers into a deeper understanding of what God is like, a deeper understanding of what he has promised to those who know him, and a deeper understanding of the unshakable hope and strong encouragement we have in God's Word as we live in a confused and deteriorating culture.
Rather than simply decrying the devastating changes in our nation and world, this book clearly proclaims the hope that is ours in the very nature and character of God himself, the identity and security believers have in Christ, and the biblical guidance we need in order to be salt and light in our generation.
A God-centered, truth-loving, Christ-exalting approach to life changes everything!
No Men's Breakfast April 19, 2025 due to Easter weekend
All men are invited and welcome to attend a free monthly breakfast from 7:00-8:00 AM in the Gym on the third Saturday of each month.
We have a devotional, testimony, praise and worship, and highlight ministry options available.
Tuesday nights from 7:00-8:30 PM in the Gym.
New players welcome, invite a friend!
Men, ages 15 and up, are welcome.*
For more info, contact Jon Galvez at (512) 718-2248.
*We love families at FBCNB, but the Gym is reserved for men, ages 15 and up, during this time.
Free breakfast, devotional, fellowship, and prayer on the first Thursday of every month (September-May) for men ages 55+, from 7:00-8:00 AM in the Gym. We'll serve biscuits, sausage, gravy, and eggs. Invite a friend! If you're available to help with food prep, room setup, or cleanup, please contact Jim Fielder at to join the team.
Women
August 26 - November 18 (13 weeks)
Tuesdays
Multiple Time Options:
- 9:30-11:00 AM with Peggy Bales,
- 7:00-8:30 PM with MeChelle Cavanaugh,
Room 120
$13.30 per person
REGISTER
(Registration opens Monday, August 4th)
How different does your life look than those who don’t follow Jesus?
Are you being transformed in your walk with Jesus, or do you feel like you're falling short? Is the gospel still alive to you, changing you on a daily basis? Martin Luther said the book of Romans is “...truly the most important piece in the New Testament. It is purest Gospel. It is well worth a Christian’s while not only to memorize it word for word but also to occupy himself with it daily, as though it were the daily bread of the soul.”
What is it about the book of Romans that is so important, so necessary for daily living? When Paul wrote his letter to the Romans, he knew they weren’t hearing the gospel of Jesus for the first time. In the book, he lays out the path to salvation, yes, but also the process of growth and maturity in following Jesus, and the necessity of sharing the gospel.
In Christ Alone | A Study on the Book of Romans, you’ll discover the rich depths of the gospel as through hearing it for the first time. This study will:
- Guide you through Paul’s flow of thought throughout Romans.
- Address complex passages in easy-to-understand language.
- Show you how to apply the theology of Romans to your life.
- Point you to Jesus, who is the hope for the world.
- Study the depth and beauty of the gospel found in Romans, and be transformed daily in your walk with Jesus.
Special resources within this study include:
- An outline of the book of Romans
- 6 reflections on key topics and themes throughout the book
- 2 bonus commentary articles on particularly challenging passages
- A chart on spiritual gifts in the New Testament
- A plan to help you memorize all of Romans 8
- A map of Paul’s travel plans
- A hymn to guide you in worship
Key themes: Salvation, Unity, Justification, Sanctification, Glorification, Theology
August 28* - November 20
Thursdays
9:15-11:15 AM
Room 120
Genesis (Part 5 of 5) | September 4-25 | $13.60
Daniel (Part 1 of 2) | October 2 - November 20 | $18.70
All participants, please register online. You may pay online by credit, debit, or your bank, or you may bring a check or exact change to your first session.
Books will be distributed at the first introductory session August 28th. If you would like a book earlier, please email
. Please complete Lesson 1 by September 4th.
Genesis (Part 5 of 5)
Have you ever been falsely accused or suffered from injustice? This study of Joseph is your manual for handling these painful situations. Learn how to rise above difficulties by trusting God.
- Observation: In this fifth part of our series on Genesis, observe a detailed exploration of the story of Joseph, focusing on themes of God's sovereignty, redemption, and providence as seen in Joseph's rise from slavery to a position of power and the reconciliation of his family.
- Interpretation: Discover the meaning of Genesis37-50 in the context of Scripture.
- Application: Apply what you're learning to your life as you discover the truth for yourself.
Daniel (Part 1 of 2)
Threatened with death, Daniel stuck to his guns and refused to adopt a pagan lifestyle. His worldview had God at the center and he lived it out even under extreme pressure to change. Learn to adopt a biblical worldview and adhere to it even when it's not the norm.
- Observation: See precisely what the Bible says about Daniel’s, Shadrach’s, Meshach’s, and Abednego’s relationships with God.
Interpretation: Explore the meaning of these passages in the context of Scripture. - Application: Discover what truths you can apply to your personal life as you learn what Daniel and his friends experienced in their relationships with God.
- Dig deep into the details of Daniel 1-6 and discover how God ministered to His people at that time.