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Our purpose
Reach unchurched bikers
Our vision
Be a Brotherhood of Bikers who are bound by their faith relationship in Jesus Christ. Bikers who have a passion for other bikers and the open road, reaching others with the message of Real Freedom in Jesus.
Our mission
GATHER bikers with the message of Real Freedom
GROW bikers into Committed Followers of Jesus
GO back into the biker community to Reach More unchurched bikers
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Our Road Etiquette
Scripture
The Bible is our guide. We take it seriously, read it plainly, and let it challenge us. No soft edges, no picking and choosing — the whole thing, straight up.
Grace
Nobody arrives here clean. We believe in a grace that meets people exactly where they are on the road, in the storm, or starting over. You don't have to get your life together to walk through the door.
Community
Faith was never meant to be ridden solo. We gather, we ride together, we carry each other's burdens. The pack matters. Nobody gets left behind.
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Riding Into the World
We don't wait for the lost to find us. We go to them.
You can find members of Freedom Biker Church at motorcycle rallies, bike nights, and underserved communities to offer prayer, conversation, and the gospel without judgment or pressure. Bikers trust bikers — and that's the advantage. We show up as we are, and you should to.
Good Questions. Real Answers.
Here's what we get asked most.
Do I need to own a motorcycle to attend?
Not at all. Freedom Biker Church is a church first, our love of motorcycles is part of who we are, but anyone is welcome to worship, ride along, or just show up. You don't need a bike, a license, or any riding experience. Even on our rides we typically have a couple of cars following along!
What should I wear?
Come as you are — leathers, boots, jeans, vests, or whatever you'd normally wear. We have no dress code. Comfort and authenticity matter more to us than appearances.
Are children and families welcome?
Absolutely. Our events and services are family-friendly. Kids are welcome at Sunday services, community gatherings, and most rides. We want whole families connected to this community, not just riders. Please note, there is no child care for Iron Sharpens Iron and the Beacons of Light on Tuesday nights. And, because of the topics covered, Celebrate Recovery is for adults aged 18 and over only.
What makes Freedom different from other motorcycle ministries?
We are a church and that is a big difference. We do set-up at biker events, do rides, and work with area biker hangouts and dealerships, but what is different is that after every rally or event we offer a place to come and learn more about a relationship with Jesus Christ. Whether you are searching for something real, or have found it in Christ, FBC is a place you can call HOME. We love working with area MC’s and MM’s as we support each other in this calling to reach motorcyclists.
