Alliance Bible Fellowship

A Gospel-Centered Church in Boone, NC

COMMUNION

August 2, 2020 By October 1529, the Protestant Reformation had gained significant momentum.  Twelve years earlier, on October 31, 1517, an Augustinian monk named Martin Luther had posted his Ninety-five Theses on the church door in Wittenberg, Germany.  The church door served as sort of a community bulletin board.  His purpose was to challenge his colleagues to a […]

MOTHER’S DAY

May 10, 2020 We often hear that being a child today is more difficult than when we were kids.  We didn’t have to face the same pressures and temptations and challenges they face today.  Well, if that’s true, and I believe it is, then it is also true that being a parent today is harder than it’s […]

MARK 10:4-52

May 5, 2019 Turn in your Bibles to Mark 10:46-52. Look at one of my favorite stories in the New Testament—this life-changing encounter between a blind beggar named Bartimaeus and Jesus. Throughout the gospel of Mark, Jesus is pictured as the Suffering Servant King, who IDENTIFIES with us in our suffering. So, even though He’s […]

Acts 2:14-41

Easter Sunday // April 21, 2019 The gospel narratives do not paint a very positive picture of Peter, the Galilean fisherman.  In fact, if the New Testament ended with the gospels, it’s doubtful there would be a St. Peter’s Basilica, doubtful Peter would have been named the first Pope, and doubtful we would speak of […]

The Wisdom and Power of God

April 7, 2019 Message by Michael Talley, Discipleship Pastor Last week our text in the book of Hebrews ended with a strong command. After reminding the church that Jesus had suffered outside the city in order to sanctify them through his blood, he encouraged the members of the church to go outside the camp and […]

MARK 6:30-44

February 3, 2019 // College Pastor, Josh Hayes

Called to Freedom

January 27, 2019 I want to start with a question this morning. What would you do for freedom? If you grew up in America, there is a good chance that you’ve never given that question much thought. But let’s imagine that you lived a life of slavery or oppression. Let’s imagine that you suddenly found […]