Welcome to Steadfast Bible Fellowship!


We exist to see Jesus transform lives through His Word, Prayer and Loving Relationships.

 

Are you looking for a place to worship in Omaha?


Each weekend we come together to celebrate who God is and respond to Him for the great things He has done, and to study the truth of who Jesus is as found in His Word.


At Steadfast Bible Fellowship, we would love the opportunity to share in worship with you. We believe in bible-based teaching that focuses on the heart of the individual, and how the Bible applies to your everyday life. During our worship service you will find we sing both contemporary songs and hymns.


We encourage you to listen our recent sermons and read more about us as a church, and we’d love the opportunity to meet you this Sunday or you can join us LIVE online! 

  • If you plan to join us in-person this Sunday at 9:15am, please be sure to read our guidelines and procedures to promote safety within the church building by clicking HERE.
  • If you would like to join us LIVE online, please see below.
  • If you have questions about the church feel free to contact us.

Join Us LIVE Online

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Matt Shada shares the sermon series from 2 Corinthians entitled, "Encouragement to Live Authentically." Join us one of two ways, in person or online. Our service is held at 9:15am (for more information and guidelines about our in person gatherings, please click HERE). The sermon will also be LIVE online this Sunday morning at 9:15am and can be accessed by clicking HERE.


If you were unable to join the LIVE services or would like to view/listen to a service again please click HERE.

Issues in Perspective is a weekly essay on major cultural, social, economic and political issues of the day. Its goal is to equip Christians with a perspective that seeks to integrate the Bible with the culture in which they live. In short, Issues in Perspective seeks to enable salt-and-light Christians to think biblically and Christianly about current issues so that they can represent Jesus Christ well. Click HERE to read Dr. Eckman's most recent essay