Faith Bible Church Sermons

In the New Year, how will you be God's chosen instrument?

What gift will you give God? What He really wants is our heart. It’s the only thing we own.

Jesus is the hope of Christmas Eve

Are you in need of the mercies of God during this Christmas season? The prophecy of Jesus through Zacharias and his son John the Baptist can bring us joy and gladness just as it did for those in Jesus's day if we believe in God with our heart. Jesus's birth on Christmas isn't the end of the story–He's coming again.

Christmas reminds us that fear is a lie.

What if we stopped seeing Christmas as magical, but instead as miraculous?

Do you have a sense of confidence or boldness as you approach God in prayer? The clearer your picture of Jesus, the greater the confidence you will have. His sacrifice has opened the way completely for our access to God. What, then, are your needs for grace today? Bring those boldly to him now.

You NEED to know who God is and that He is ABLE to do whatever you need Him to do.

Only through Jesus and His grace can we find perfect peace, enough for all the struggles in our lives.

How can I know God’s will? This may be one of the most common questions Christians ask. How does God guide His people in decision-making? Does He have a specific will for me? And if He does, how can I know it? God’s Word is a guiding light! Are your expectations biblical? Do you see God’s Word as a crystal ball…or a flashlight? God’s Word is a guiding light to those who are…obedient…teachable…cour...

Your example has a Kingdom influence on those around you.

When life doesn’t go the way we want, what do we do? How do we as Christians handle adversity?

Pain alters our sight, but the righteous walk by faith.

A look at the end times and the Antichrist through the lens of 2 Thessalonians 2, Daniel, and Revelation. If Jesus, the Living Word of God, will conquer by His Word, a sword, so we, the Body of Christ, should hold fast by the Word of God.

What does it mean to live a life worth of our calling?

The space between the presence of suffering and the reality of God’s Intervention begs to be filled with expanding and maturing faith.

Suffering needs either a way out or a way through and God typically chooses the latter.

We will expand our unique church DNA through strategic, missional multiplication. Our infinite, ever-present Father is constantly expanding His reach. He does so through His children.

Gospel saturation is God’s redemption plan, and you have a lead role.

Jesus, as God, needed no one. He is, and was in His earthly ministry, totally sufficient. Yet His plan to spread the good news of His sacrificial work on the cross, which was birthed before the foundation of the world, included sinful, messy, bickering, flawed men and women. He entrusted the church to people. To us. After we get over the shock of that fact, we realize it is also instructive. We ar...

Scot Pollok explains Faith Bible church's new vision for 2021 and on.

What does it mean to "quench" the Holy Spirit?

Chad Melton walks through the story of the woman at the well in John 4. Nothing can heal our wounds or satisfy our soul like Jesus, and he is calling us to go share with others what he has done for us.

Chad Melton walks us through Jesus's model of discipleship in Mark 9.