FBC West | First Baptist Church of West

In this week's sermon we discuss the greatest story in all of Scripture. Not because it is our opinion or a personal favorite, but because it's the most important events in the history of the world: Jesus birth, death, and resurrection.

As we wrap up our sermon series on The Sermon on the Mount, we look at was Jesus says our foundation should be and how that coincides with having wisdom and living a life that is glorifying to God and won't fall when storms come.

In this week's sermon we approach our second to last section on the Sermon on the Mount. In this we talk about what it takes to get into Heaven, and what can keep us out. Visit our website fbcwest.com for more information about our church!

In this week's sermon we continue our series in The Sermon on the Mount. We cover the idea of false teachers and how to discern between true and false teaching.

In this week's sermon we continue our series "The Way" through the Sermon on the Mount as we now discuss the wide and narrow gates that one can enter.

In continuing our sermon series "The Way" through the Sermon on the Mount, we get to Jesus' teaching on what we often refer to as the golden rule. In this sermon we discuss what it is, what it isn't, how to go about living it out, and the effect that it can have.

We see in this week's sermon we see The Way to Powerful Prayer, how we go about it, and the positive effects that it has on our lives.

Continuing our sermon series "The Way," we discuss how to move beyond judgmentalism, why it is a sin, what it is and isn't, and the harm that it can do to us.

This week's sermon addresses Jesus' teaching on worry, it's root, what it does to us, and how to overcome it.

This week's sermon dives into Jesus' teaching on material, our heart, and where our treasure lies. When we do things for God we create Lasting Treasure.

We discuss "The Lord's Prayer" and how it serves as a model prayer for all of us.

As we go into VBS this week with our children, we discuss how we can shine Jesus' light.

Today we talk about Jesus' teaching on prayer, fasting, and giving and how these things are meant to be done for the Lord and not for ourselves.

In these two passages we see how God can empower us to do great things.

Jesus taught us how to live in love and He gave us some powerful examples of what that looks like.

Jesus taught us to respond thoughtfully instead of react emotionally.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus focuses on who we are on the inside, instead of what we do on the outside. (Part 4 of the series.)

This message tackles one of the most complex and exciting passages in the Sermon on the Mount. (Part 3 of the series, "The Way.")

As those who have found the way, we have a responsibility to light the way for others! (Part 2 in the series called "The Way.")

In this first message of the series, we learn how Jesus began the Sermon on the Mount by presenting a whole new way of thinking and believing.

Faith is not just belief, it changes how I live.

Because of the resurrection, we can be adopted into God's family. Being a part of His family helps us live out our faith.

This message was part of a service that is usually held outdoors on the Sunday following April 17. Our traditional "Outdoor Service" commemorates the Sunday we HAD to meet outdoors because we could not get to the church on the Sunday following the West explosion in 2013. Although the rain kept us from meeting outdoors on this 10th anniversary of that special Sunday, we continued our tradition of e...

One of the greatest obstacles to us growing in our faith is the inability to fully receive the forgiveness of God. In this message we learn to move past our past so that we can be made new.

The reality of Easter changes everything and gives us the opportunity to be made new. This is the first message in the series "Made New."