Fellowship Bible Church Waco Sunday Messages

What will you do with Jesus? Easter provides the world a God-ordained opportunity to learn of the significance of the resurrection of Christ and how knowing Him personally transforms our lives eternally as revealed in Matthew 28:1-15.

The most important question in human history was asked by a Roman governor 2,000 years ago. It’s a question that is timeless, and every person’s response has eternal implications.

We can all agree that parenting can be quite the challenge. Fortunately for us, God has graciously provided His instruction on how we can become parents who raise up a godly generation. This morning, we will be encouraged and equipped to carry out this call we have as parents. Even if you are not a parent, or if you are a grandparent, you, too, will be encouraged to raise a godly generation!

If you are a parent, how prepared are you to carry out one of your most significant roles? As we will discover this morning, Ephesians 6:4 gives us the guiding principles for godly parents. This one verse can make all the difference!

Will a godly family thrive in today's culture? Our culture and the world would not only tell you no, but many would insist that when a family is pursuing God, they will in no way thrive. Join us as we discover that it is not only possible to be a thriving, godly family, but it is exactly what God desires for your family.

What is God’s vision for marriage? This Sunday we will continue our series on “Marriage and Family” and discover the God-exalting roles He has for husbands and wives and how we fulfill His divine design.

Have you realized the importance of honor in your home? Ephesians 6:1-3 highlights just how foundational it is for children of every age to honor their parents.

What is God’s vision for marriage according to the Bible? This morning we will continue our series on “Marriage and Family” and discover the meaningful and God-exalting roles He has for husbands and wives.

When it comes to marriage, divorce, and the significance of being single, our current culture is completely confused. As we begin our series on marriage and family we will take a close look at what God has revealed on these most significant subjects.

Did you know that God’s great priority for His people is that we are to be a people of praise? This Sunday we will look at Ephesians 5:18-19 and explore the fascinating past, present and future of how the living God is worshiped in song.

The key to experiencing the fullness of life that God offers is revealed in Ephesians 5:18-21. This morning we will discover how to be filled with God’s Spirit and how His presence makes all the difference in our lives.

How can we really know the will of God? Every believer would like to know how to answer this critical question, especially when faced with a significant decision. This morning, we will look at Ephesians 5:17 and take a deep dive into the Bible to discover how to discern the will of God.

How much do you value wisdom? This Sunday we discover from Ephesians 5:15-16 the tremendous blessings that come when the wisdom of God becomes our way of life.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to be imitators of Christ. This imitation consists of walking in love, but it also consists of walking in light. Join with us this Sunday as we study Ephesians 5:3-14 with the purpose of understanding how to biblically live out our calling to be the light of Christ in this dark world.

Wow! Look what God is doing. We are coming together to celebrate God’s faithfulness in this “milestone moment.” What a privilege it is to be part of Fellowship Bible Church as we rejoice in His work in us and through us!

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2023. I want you to know that you are not here today on accident. You are not sitting in church on New Year's Day, or looking at these notes at some point later – on accident. God has a plan for you and your next steps. I am excited to walk through verses that help us know what God is calling us to BE in 2023.

Go tell it on the mountain, Jesus Christ is born! As we gather this Christmas Sunday morning, we will look at the importance and impact of proclaiming the Good News of that first Christmas morning with those around us and to the ends of the earth! Join with us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ!

Why did God send His Son to this earth? In John 17:24-26 we discover some of the most remarkable, and rarely noticed realities, that have been made possible with the coming of Christ. This is Christmas from God’s perspective!

What is on your Christmas list? We will discover this morning what Jesus specifically asked His Father for as recorded in John 17:13-24. These words reveal the heart of why Jesus came to this earth.

Gifts. The word itself evokes anticipation, curiosity, and gratitude. But have you ever considered the gifts God has given? This morning, we will discover from Jesus’ prayer in John 17:6-12 three of the greatest gifts given by God that lead us into love, joy and worship.

You have probably had a lifetime celebrating Christmas, but have you ever considered Christmas from God’s perspective? This Sunday we will start a fascinating study beginning in John 17:1-5 and see the significance of Christmas from an eternal standpoint.

Do you enjoy facing adversity in your life? I’m sure the answer is a resounding NO! So, is it possible to experience adversity with a thankful heart? We invite you to join with us this Sunday as we look to the example of our Old Testament friend, Joseph, to answer this question with a resounding YES!

How do you live a life of love? It is a deep question, and as we will discover today, Ephesians 5:1-2 has a profound answer. Get ready to dive deep into the wondrous ways of God!

Forgiveness is difficult. Hurt and pain run deep when we have been offended or sinned against. However, God has provided a way for believers to pursue and carry out forgiveness toward others. He has also given us powerful instruction on how to ask for forgiveness. Join with us this Sunday as we explore the art of forgiveness!

I am sure you were told to not play with fire. Fire is dangerous and destructive, just like sin. That is why Ephesians 4:30-32 is so vital to our well-being. As we will see this morning, it shows us the key to life change in Christ.