FBC Waxahachie Sermons

What really happened when Jesus was crucified? In this powerful message, a leading archaeologist unpacks the historical, anthropological, and biblical evidence behind the crucifixion of Jesus—revealing details most people have never heard. From nail placement to Roman practices, this teaching brings clarity to the most important moment in history. This isn’t just history—it’s the heart of the Gosp...

In John 21:15–17, Jesus asks Peter a simple but searching question: “Do you love me?” What did He mean by “more than these”? This message explores how our love for things, people, and comfort can compete with our devotion to Christ—and calls us to examine what it really means to follow Him fully.

Celebrate the greatest event in history—the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this Easter message from Matthew 28, we look at how Easter truly changes everything. The resurrection is not just a moment in history; it is the turning point that gives meaning to our past, transforms our present, and secures our future. Through the eyewitness account of the empty tomb, we see how everything came togethe...

On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus as King—but they expected something very different from what He came to do. In this message from John 12:12–16, we explore the tension between what people wanted and what they truly needed. This sermon challenges us to examine our own expectations of God and reminds us that Jesus didn’t come to meet our preferences—He came to rescue us. As we enter Holy We...

What does Jesus actually do? In this message from John 11, we look at the story of Lazarus and discover something powerful—Jesus doesn’t just promise life someday… He brings life right into the middle of our reality. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or like something in your life is too far gone, this message is for you. Jesus still: • forgives what’s in your past • gives strength for what...

What did Jesus really mean when He said, “You are the salt of the earth” and “You are the light of the world”? In this message from Matthew 5:13–16, we explore one of the most powerful teachings from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and what it means for believers living in today’s world. Jesus didn’t say we should try to be salt and light — He said we are. But what does that actually look like in every...