Fellowship Bible Church Waco Sunday Messages

Did Jesus really rise from the dead? All of Christianity and genuine relationship with God rests on the answer to this one question. This Sunday we will examine the evidence recorded in Mark 16:1-8 and discover the basis of our faith and why it makes an eternal difference.

How do you know that Jesus really died on a cross and why does it matter? On Sunday we will explore the powerful facts presented in Mark 15:39-47 that are the basis of our life-changing faith in Jesus Christ who was crucified, died, and buried on our behalf.

Of all the momentous events in human history, what took place on the cross of Jesus Christ is the most significant of all. This Sunday we will discover from Mark 15:33-39 why Jesus on the cross is the pinnacle moment in history and how it changes our lives forever.

If the opportunity presented itself today, would you be able to present the gospel? This week we will look to Luke 18:9-14, as Jesus, surrounded by the self-righteous crowd, shares a parable teaching what it truly means to be justified. Join with us as we get a glimpse into how Jesus uses an “I” exam to share the gospel with truth and grace!

How well do you know Jesus at the cross? How we live and worship is directly tied to the degree we see the Savior through His suffering. This Sunday we will see from Mark 15:15-32 the unforgettable way the complete humility of Jesus makes salvation in Him a reality.

To gain an understanding of the depth of God’s love and justice, you must take into full account the events recorded in Mark 15:1-15. This morning we will take a first-hand look at how Jesus was condemned to death so that we can truly experience life in Him. The glories of the gospel are on full display!

Failure. It’s a word we not only know but have experienced. Today we will see from Mark 14 the five steps toward a spiritual meltdown and how God restores and uses broken people. This is going to be a special day of baptisms and celebrating the love that never lets us go.

Knowing the depth of Christ’s love leads to growing in our relationship with Him. As we immerse ourselves in Mark 14:43-65 this Sunday, we will make some fascinating discoveries of just how deep Christ’s love is for His people. What a joy it is to realize the sovereignty and the love of the Savior.

Every one of us is far too familiar with failure. What we need to know, and experience, is that our failures are not our final story because of the commitments of Christ. This morning we will discover these life-changing realities from Mark 14:26-42.

Have you noticed how understanding brings appreciation? This is true when it comes to significant achievements and events in history. This is especially evident when it comes to Communion. This morning, we will take the familiar practice and discover from Jesus’ words, recorded in Mark 14:22-26, the great significance of this key practice for believers.

How does Jesus develop depth in His disciples? Our ability to know and experience the answer to this question makes a significant difference in our relationship with Him. Today we are going to discover how Jesus shapes His disciples for significance from Mark 14:12-21. Taking this to heart is life changing.

Every day each person makes thousands of choices. Most decisions have seemingly little bearing on the overall direction of your life, but the one that is critical is, “How are you responding to Jesus Christ?” This Sunday we will discover three unforgettable responses to Jesus from Mark 14:1-11.

How are Christians to live in light of Christ’s second coming? Just hours before the cross, Jesus tells us exactly the answers we need as recorded in Mark 13:23-37. This morning, we will see and apply the priorities that Jesus calls His people to live out.

Are we in the end times? The last year and a half of a worldwide pandemic, locust plagues in East Africa and the Middle East, and international tensions have heightened apocalyptic awareness. Jesus reveals in Mark 13:1-27 how we are to be ready for His return. This morning we will focus on His instructions.

There is a big difference between knowing that Jesus is Lord and following Him as Lord. The Lord of our hearts is revealed by the traits in our lives. This Sunday we will see from Mark 12:38-44 two of the most important features in the lives of those who follow Jesus as Lord.

Knowing The big story of the Bible points us to Jesus Christ and how we find our identity in Him. This morning, we will discover how the power of Christ and His gospel brings redemption and real meaning to those who humbly seek Him.

There are a few questions that are so critical that our response to them sets the trajectory of our lives, both in this life and for eternity. We will explore two of those essential life questions this Sunday from Mark 12:28-37. What we learn and how we respond will make all the difference.

Is there life after death? If so, what will it be like? The answers to these profound questions are revealed by Jesus in Mark 12:18-27 as we will discover this morning. If heaven is your home, this passage will give you a lot of insight as to what it will be like.

We exalt Christ through every aspect of our lives -- through our witness, through our worship, and through our works! When the church comes together as a team with unified hearts of humility, with a servant-minded focus, and a desire to carry out our obedience as an act of worship, Christ WILL be exalted! Join us this Sunday as we study Philippians 2:5-11.

God’s work is accomplished by teamwork. Living out the traits of a Christ-centered team is essential for any church, ministry or family. In Philippians 2:1-4, we will discover that God provides the strength and direction we need to flourish in the relationships and ministries we share.

I am sure you have heard that there are two things you shouldn’t talk about – religion and politics. As we will see this Sunday, Jesus addresses both in Mark 12:13-17 when He powerfully speaks to how kingdom citizens relate to God and government.

Pride is powerful. The presence of pride can have significant, long-term, negative effects. This Sunday we will see how Jesus highlights the destructive power of pride and the only hope for a sure foundation in life in an unforgettable story he told in Mark 12:1-12.

What does it look like when you have an authority issue with God? Today we will examine the top two reasons why some people reject the authority of Jesus found in Mark 11:27-33 and discover what rejoicing in His sovereignty looks like.

The more secular our society gets, the more it compels individuals to seek transcendence, purpose, and authentic spirituality. The Gospel of Mark is the account of Jesus’ life and ministry that has been used to bring millions of people to trust in Christ and has fortified the faith of those who follow Him. This Sunday we will dive back into our study of this life-changing book.

Hello, Fellowship! I am very excited you have joined us on this Sunday morning. Today we will explore the purpose of trials – God’s divine design in life’s trials, and His divine provision during life’s trials. In this life we will have trials, but they are meant to bolster and mature our faith. Let’s explore God’s word to find out how that happens. ~Brian Davis, Elder