Fellowship Bible Church

The sermon centers on Mary, not as an object of veneration, but as a model of faith whose life consistently pointed others to Jesus Christ. Through key moments in Scripture—Jesus' childhood in the temple, the wedding at Cana, and His crucifixion—Mary's responses reveal a profound, quiet obedience: she does not protest when Jesus declares His divine mission, nor when He delays His intervention, but...

Salvation is by faith in Christ alone, not through adherence to the Mosaic law, as falsely promoted by the Judaizers. Paul emphasizes in this passage that God's covenant with Abraham—promising blessing to all nations through his Seed—was unconditional, unilateral, and fulfilled in Christ. The Law of Moses, given 430 years later, neither nullified, nor added to, nor replaced this promise. Christ is...

The sermon centers on Jesus' call to lay down your life before the Savior, emphasizing that true discipleship is not a burdensome obligation but as a life of profound freedom and joy. It unpacks the paradox that losing one's life for Christ's sake and the gospel's will ultimately save it, contrasting the fleeting value of worldly gain with the eternal worth of the soul. The preacher underscores th...

This is the third sermon on Jesus' call to discipleship in Mark 8:34, emphasizing that genuine faith is marked by a heartfelt desire to follow Christ, which requires self-denial, taking up one's cross, and a life of committed obedience. Rooted in the pivotal confession that Jesus is the Christ, the passage reveals that true discipleship is not a transactional or self-centered pursuit but a radical...

The preacher highlights how Peter's withdrawal from fellowship with Gentile believers, prompted by fear of Jewish critics, threatened to undermine the unity, truth, and joy of the gospel. Through a series of rhetorical questions and theological declarations, the passage affirms that justification comes solely through faith in Christ, not by works of the law, and that any return to legalism undermi...

Jesus calls His disciples to a commitment that defines true discipleship as a life of self-denial, cross-bearing, and faithful following (self-denial is in focus here, the next sermon will address the rest). The sermon emphasizes that authentic discipleship involves a complete renunciation of one's former identity as a necessary death to the old self in order to live for Christ. This costly commit...

This Bible study stresses the vital importance of preserving the purity of the Gospel of grace, emphasizing that justification comes solely through faith in Christ, not by adherence to the Law of Moses. It highlights a pivotal moment when Paul publicly confronted Peter in Antioch for withdrawing from fellowship with Gentile believers out of fear of Jewish legalists, thereby undermining the unity a...

This prayer highlights the Psalm's prophetic depth, particularly in its allusions to Christ's death and resurrection, framing David's lament as a foreshadowing of Jesus' triumph over Sheol. The prayer expands into a passionate intercession for the global church, especially persecuted believers, calling for spiritual awakening, bold witness, and unwavering faith amid suffering.

The sermon centers on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of Christian faith, emphasizing its historical authenticity through the varied yet harmonious testimonies of the four Gospels, which reflect genuine eyewitness accounts rather than a fabricated narrative. It highlights how Jesus' resurrection fulfills prophecy, validates His identity as the Passover Lamb, and inaugurates a n...

Good Friday, 2026. This short sermon, given after an edifying time of singing hymns and reading Scripture focused on Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross, presents the theological understanding of justice rooted in the cross of Christ, asserting that true justice is not merely punishment but the righteous restoration of relationship through divine grace. It argues that God's justice is fully sati...

2026 Palm Sunday Dinner message. Annually we host this event, and many visitors in need of the Gospel are present, giving us a good evangelistic opportunity. Palm Sunday marks the climactic moment when Jesus, through deliberate action, publicly revealed Himself as the long-anticipated Messiah, fulfilling ancient prophecies by entering Jerusalem on a donkey—a symbol of humility and peace, not milit...

At Caesarea Philippi, Jesus questions His disciples concerning His identity, both from the perception of others and themselves. Peter speaks up for the group, making his foundational confession: 'You are the Christ.' This declaration, rooted in divine revelation rather than human opinion, establishes the bedrock of Christian faith and the church itself. Jesus then immediately shifts focus, reveali...