FBCW Sermons

In a world full of chaos, confusion, and resistance to truth, Daniel 7 offers a vision of ultimate victory for the people of God. In this sermon, Pastor Josh explores the terrifying imagery of beastly kingdoms and the comforting truth that God is in control, even when evil seems to reign. Daniel was shown a future of turmoil, not to frighten him, but to give him courage. The message is clear: Yes,...

In our last sermon of our series through the book of Romans, Pt. 2: Gospel Questions Answered, we explore Paul’s teaching on the mystery of God’s plan of salvation. Romans 11:25–36 reveals how God's mercy is extended to both Jews and Gentiles—and why we should stand in awe of His wisdom. We’re called to be aware of this divine mystery, trust that all Israel will be saved, remember that salvation i...

Has God rejected Israel? In today's sermon we continue our journey through Romans “Gospel Questions Answered,” focusing on Romans 11:1–24 and the powerful truth that God keeps His promises. What role does Israel play in God’s redemptive plan? Through Paul’s teaching, we explore how God’s faithfulness to both Jew and Gentile is fulfilled in Christ alone. This passage reveals the beauty of the remna...

Hearing the word of Christ is necessary but not sufficient for salvation. In this sermon from Romans 10:14–21, we answer key gospel questions and explore the truth that hearing the word of Christ is necessary—but not sufficient—for salvation. Paul explains that while the gospel must be preached and heard, salvation only comes when it’s received by faith. Focusing on Israel’s response, this message...

In this Sunday's message, we continue in our series Gospel Questions Answered, through the book of Romans. We explore how Paul explains the difference between pursuing righteousness through works and receiving it by faith. Israel's zeal wasn't enough—it lacked the one thing that makes righteousness possible: Christ. When we try to earn right standing with God apart from Jesus, we miss the mark. On...

Will you accept how God saves sinners? Join us as we dive into Romans 9 and explore how God sovereignly saves. This powerful message will strengthen your understanding of God's mercy, justice, and eternal plan for salvation.

As Christians, we have an unfair advantage. Pastor Josh unpacks how Paul takes a victory lap at the end of Romans 8, explaining the guarantee of victory in Christ. We must recognize the surpassing greatness of Christ's victory in our lives to begin to understand the encompassing nature of the resurrection. God gives us all things good, and because of His work on the cross, we can have new life for...

Are you struggling with suffering and searching for hope? This message from Romans 8:18–30 explores how the promise of future glory far outweighs present pain. We look at how creation itself groans in eager anticipation for redemption, pointing us to a greater story—one of restoration, freedom, and eternal hope in Christ. As believers, we are reminded that while suffering is real, it is not the fi...

What does it truly mean to be led by the Holy Spirit? In this in-depth sermon from Romans 8:12–17, we explore the powerful truth that the Spirit of God not only frees us from condemnation but also confirms our identity as sons and daughters of God. As co-heirs with Christ, we’re invited to live a Spirit-empowered life—one marked by transformation, purpose, and deep relationship with God. Whether y...

Struggle with guilt and condemnation? In Romans 8:1-11, Paul reveals the incredible truth that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. This sermon dives into the battle between flesh and Spirit, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the blessings of a renewed mind. Learn how to walk in freedom, life, and peace through the Spirit of God. Join us as we explore the curses of the flesh vs. the...

Life isn’t always easy—but what does it mean to truly follow Jesus when the path gets hard? In Guest Speaker Daniel Ritchie's powerful and honest message on Philippians 3:8-14, we dive deep into Paul's words about pressing on toward the goal even when we feel weak, discouraged, or worn out. If you're feeling stuck, facing trials, or just need fresh encouragement to stay faithful in the struggle, t...

Why do Christians continue to struggle with sin? In Romans 7:7-25, Paul describes the battle between the desire to do good and the reality of sin within us. This struggle is not a sign of failure but proof that God is at work in our lives. This sermon explores why God’s law is good, how sin deceives us, and why every believer must fight against sin daily. Though the battle is real, victory is foun...

What does it mean to be released from the law and live in the freedom of Christ? This Sunday, we continued our series through the book of Romans, Gospel Questions Answered, on how we are separated from the law and released to Christ. In this sermon, we were encouraged to embrace a new and better love and to bear the fruit of that love in Christ.

This Sunday, we continued in our series through the book of Romans on gospel questions answered. In today's sermon, we discussed the myth of personal autonomy and how we are all enslaved to something. We also learned that there is freedom in the right kind of slavery, that is, slavery to righteousness.

God’s Heart for the Nations is carried out through His commission to the Church. This Sunday, we had the pleasure of hearing from guest speaker, Pastor Colby Garman, in a sermon on reaching the nations with the gospel. Pastor Colby is a church planter and long-time friend of our beloved Pastor Ray and Pastor Josh. We got to hear his insight and first hand account with the great commission in North...

You must void middle ground; you can’t be part-way faithful. This Sunday, we continued in our series through the book of Daniel in chapter 6. We have to ask ourselves, are we more like the officials, Darius, or Daniel. There is only one way to be like Daniel and that is to point to Christ.

We have two options: be humble or be humbled by the Lord. This Sunday, we continued our sermon series through the book of Daniel focusing on the requirement of humility before God. God demands humility, and it's not easy to be humble. Those who aren't humble before God will be separated from Him and the only way to find true humility is in Christ.

There's a difference between acknowledging God and actually believing Him. This Sunday, we heard from our Student/ Worship Pastor, Andrew Porter on Daniel 4. We discussed how we can declare the kingdom of God within a secular culture. We found that humility is the heartbeat of the kingdom of God and it begins with reverence.

Sometimes you charge into the battle. Sometimes the battle charges into you. This week, we continued our sermon series through the book of Daniel, discussing faith in a secular age. The cost of your faithfulness to the Lord is that you could lose social capital and safety, but the benefit is that you will gain your life. The effect of your faithfulness on those around you—it’s undeniable.

God is sovereign and will supersede the kingdoms of this world. This Sunday, we continued our series through the book of Daniel with chapter 2. This chapter reveals how every kingdom and every king is placed and displaced by God alone. All kingdoms of this world are temporary, but God's kingdom is unfailing.

This Sunday, we started our new series through the book of Daniel, Part 1: Faith in a Secular Age. Like Daniel, we have been thrust into a non-believing/secular world that wants to convert us. We respond to this by being faithful to God while living in this secular world. The result is that God is honored and the world around us is blessed.

This Sunday, we heard from Next Steps Pastor, Erik Wilkins, as he taught from the first chapter of the book of Titus. This epistle was written to Titus so that he could share it with the Cretan churches. This letter reminds believers to submit to authorities, to remember how they used to be and what had changed them, and remind them of what they are to do now based on what they have come to know.

Why is physical evidence of God not enough to save us? This Sunday, on the fourth week of advent, we looked at Luke chapter 24. As we prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ, we discuss how Christ reveals the truth to His people.

Why is there so much sin and death? Because we are like Adam. Which is why we must have a better Adam, Christ! This Sunday, as we continued in our Gospel Basics series through the book of Romans, we gain a better understanding of how Jesus has conquered sin and death. Christ, the better Adam super-abounds over sin and death.

Have peace with God, or no peace at all. With the holidays quickly approaching, we need peace now more than ever. Todays sermon discusses the only way to have peace is through Christ. Christ makes peace with God for us and now all there's left to do is enjoy that peace.