Island Pond Baptist Church

Join us each Sunday at 9:30 and 11 AM
(10:30 AM only July/August)

Location Details

26 North Salem Road Hampstead, NH 03841 (right on the Derry border)

Thanksgiving Dinner

A delicious Thanksgiving Dinner for our community
Saturday, November 14 at 5:30pm.
This is a FREE meal, but you must register.

Recent Sermons

Exodus 5:1-6:13 – When Obedience Makes Life Harder

What happens when you obey God and life gets worse instead of better? In Exodus 5:1–6:13, Moses follows God’s instructions, only to see Pharaoh make the Israelites’ suffering even greater. As Moses wrestles with confusion and discouragement, God responds by reminding him of His identity, His covenant, and His promises. This sermon explores how to bring honest questions to God and trust His character when His plan doesn’t make sense. Ultimately, it points to Jesus, whose promise of redemption gives…

Exodus 4:18-31 – Taking God Seriously

Do we take all of God’s commands seriously, or do we pick and choose which ones to obey? In Exodus 4:18–31, Moses finally begins his journey to Egypt, only to encounter a shocking confrontation with God that reveals the danger of selective obedience. Yet this passage also reveals God’s extraordinary compassion and faithfulness, reminding us that we have reason to worship even when our circumstances haven’t improved. Discover why wholehearted obedience matters, how God’s discipline can be an expression of…

Exodus 3:16 – 4:17 – No More Excuses

What do you do when God calls you to something you feel unqualified to do? In Exodus 3:16–4:17, God gives Moses clear instructions and powerful signs, yet Moses continues making excuses for why he cannot obey. Through Moses’ doubts and fears, we discover that God’s purposes depend on His power, not our abilities. This sermon challenges us to stop allowing past failures, fear, and feelings of inadequacy to keep us from trusting and obeying God. Ultimately, we see how Jesus,…

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