FBC Loganville Messages

This morning, we kick off our in-depth study of Mark. Pastor Ronnie covers the basics and gives us the context for reading this book and then dives into the topic of God as the ultimate father.

Only 29% of Christians in the USA have ever shared about their faith in Jesus with someone who doesn’t follow Jesus. Jesus said if we deny him in front of men he will deny us in front of the angels of God. Why are Jesus followers unwilling to share about Jesus with other people? How can we begin conversations about Jesus and the church that, by the power of the Holy Spirit, will bring them closer...

What are Christians known for in our nation? Jesus said that people will know his followers by the way that they love one another. Jesus came to earth to be a servant to humanity. We look most like Jesus when we love like Jesus. Serving others is an outpouring of the love and grace we receive from Jesus. Service happens when we see people the way Jesus sees them and love them the way that Jesus lo...

Can you follow Jesus without attending church? The Old Testament and New Testament talk about the importance of the community of God serving together and worshiping together. Following Jesus isn’t a solo adventure you embark on but a family you are received into.

What does it mean to walk with Jesus? When Jesus walked the streets of Jerusalem with the disciples it was easier to understand what it meant to follow him. Jesus followers today do just that, follow Jesus. How do we know where Jesus is leading us? This is where daily spiritual disciplines draw us near to Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit and direct our attention and focus on Jesus. Galatians...

What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? There is a big difference between being familiar with Jesus and being a follower of Jesus. Being a follower of Jesus means that you are known by Jesus as one of his disciples. A shepherd knows his sheep and the sheep know their shepherd (John 10:14-18). Does Jesus know you?

What a year 2022 was! In May, FBCL leadership shared their vision for the next few years in the life of our church. This morning, Chase and Ronnie share an update about the succession plan and share the mission of the church.

Is consistency hard for you? Why do you think that is? Consistency is a critical part of the christian walk - in prayer, study, and more. Pastor Ronnie starts the new year off in Luke 24 explaining why.

It's cold outside but may you all be warmed by the spirit! Merry Christmas Eve!

Sometimes God asks normal people to really big, scary, things in His name. And that's exactly what He did with Mary. She was a young woman facing big, scary circumstances. What can we learn from how Mary handled it? This week, Pastor Ronnie is in Luke 1:46-55.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Last week we covered the complications of Christmas, but what's next? The word that's much easier said than done: Forgiveness. This morning Pastor Ronnie explains why it's critical.

This time of year can be complicated. Imagine how complicated things were when the angel of the Lord spoke to the virgin Mary and said that she would give birth to Jesus. In Today's sermon Pastor Ronnie preaches from Luke 1:28-38 and helps us see how uncomplicated Christmas can be this season.

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year. But if we are honest December is a difficult time of year for many people. In this sermon Pastor Chase teaches on Matthew 2:1-18 to remember that whatever we are going through this Christmas - God is with us. When there are shouts of praise this Christmas - God is with us. When tears are shed this Christmas - God is with us.

What is worship? What will it be like in heaven? Are we preparing for heaven with our worship here on earth? Ronnie delves into this intense topic and Revelation 5 this morning.

Week four of Revelation!

Week 3 of Revelation: Our series on Revelation continues with a deep dive into the 7 churches to see how they were encouraged to remain faithful to Jesus.

What is the Book of Revelation really about? Why are there so many theories about what will happen during the end of time? This week is the second sermon in the series on the Book of Revelation and how Jesus is the center of it all.

Good morning and welcome to worship online! What is the Book of Revelation really about? Why are there so many theories about what will happen during the end of time? In this sermon Pastor Ronnie begins a 6 week series on the Book of Revelation and how Jesus is the center of it all.

What is the Book of Revelation really about? Why are there so many theories about what will happen during the end of time? In this sermon Pastor Ronnie begins a 6-week series on the Book of Revelation and how Jesus is the center of it all.

1 John 4:16 | And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in love lives in God, and God in them.  Middle School Director, Cody Mixon takes the pulpit.

Who is Jesus and what has Jesus done for you? The answer is multifaceted, as our God is many things and does much for us. Today, Worship Pastor Justis Ward takes the pulpit to focus on one aspect of Jesus: He who covers shame.

If “friends are friends forever when the Lord’s the Lord of them” (remember that song?) what does that look like exactly? This morning, Ronnie tackles the topic of Godly friendships.

What is the difference in the world’s perspective of peace and God’s perspective? Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful. John 14:27

“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a Sabbath of the Lord your God;” What does the Sabbath look like for us? Are we really observing?

A message on marriage. We all know what earthly marriage looks like, but what are the spiritual implications?