Fellowship Bible Church Waco Sunday Messages

Have you ever stolen? Have you used your words to hurt someone? I would guess that we all have. Jesus, when He saved us, called us to a different way of life. Join with us this Sunday as we study Ephesians 4:28-29 to ensure we are pursuing His righteousness and holiness of truth.

How do you really walk with Jesus Christ in this life? This life-changing reality is explained in Ephesians 4:17-24. I am looking forward to our time of worship this morning as we take these steps of spiritual growth together.

God’s goal is for His people to grow together to become spiritually mature. How does this really happen? We will discover the answer to this essential question as we take a deep dive into Ephesians 4:14-16 this Sunday.

God's purpose for the church is to bring Him great glory. We will discover how God does just that as we look at the true purpose of the church described in Ephesians 4:11-13. Fellowship, this is our focus.

Have you ever thought about who spiritual gifts were intended for, or who has the authority to grant them, or even furthermore, what are their purpose? Maybe you have entertained this question as well: "How do I know if I have one and how am I able to identify it?". This Sunday we will study Ephesians 4:7-10 to answer these exact questions.

How does Jesus really make a difference in people? Ephesians 4:1-6 shows us how our calling in Christ is to be manifested in our lives.

How do you see the greatness of God? The visible expressions of God are highlighted in Paul’s concluding statement recorded in Ephesians 3:20-21. As we will see this Sunday, the powerful presence of God is hidden in plain sight.

We all value maturity, both personally and in the lives of others. In fact, we are pretty good at identifying the presence or absence of maturity in people. This Sunday in Ephesians 3:14-19, we will discover how spiritual maturity becomes our reality.

Are you making the most of your life? As we will discover this Sunday, the Apostle Paul gives us a personal look at how to do just this. Take it from Paul, this passage in Ephesians 3:1-13 is life-changing!

Is unity among the great diversity of people in the world even possible? God is presently accomplishing a remarkable unity among those who are trusting in Him, as we will see this Sunday in three powerful images presented in Ephesians 2:19-22.

Is racial reconciliation even possible? How does God bring unity to the great diversity and the disunity that exists among people? This Sunday we will see God’s answer to one of our world’s most pressing questions as we study Ephesians 2:11-18.

"Have you been sent?" This is a simple question every Christian of every age needs to examine. This Sunday, we will consider how we are called to “Engage Our World” with the gospel, fulfilling the mission given to us by Jesus.

A simple question as a great reminder for the Church: Who is the foundation and authority of the Church? Join with us this week as we look to Christ the Cornerstone!

“The gospel that we preach determines the disciples that we make.” As we will discover this Sunday, Bill Hull’s insightful words drive home the importance of understanding the true nature of the gospel and its effect on our lives as emphasized in Ephesians 2:8-10.

Every Christian has a testimony, but only 50% of believers are prepared and willing to share their faith. Join with us this Sunday as we look at Ephesians 2:1-7, with the purpose of encouraging and equipping every believer to have the confidence to share their salvation story.

How does God move you and me beyond inch-deep Christianity? The much needed answer to this question is given to us in Ephesians 1:15-23. Let’s ask God to open “the eyes of our hearts” as He transforms our lives when we worship Him this Sunday.

How should we respond to God’s grace beyond initially trusting Christ for our salvation? Our personal response to God’s grace should evoke gratitude that compels us to love and serve Him. Ideally, we should consider one another as valuable as God does. Join us this Sunday as we let God’s word (Eph. 1:15-17) guide us to a life of service and love for God and for one another.

Can we be confident that our salvation is secure? Many believers have struggled with this exact question. When we trust in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior we are given this promise. This Sunday we will explore Ephesians 1:13-14 and rejoice in our salvation being sealed and secure through the work of the Holy Spirit.

Who are you? Many people find their identity in what they do. But when we trust in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, we begin to discover that who we really are is found in who He is and what He has done. This Sunday we will explore Ephesians 1:7-12 and rejoice in our true identity in Christ.

Do you know that we exalt God when we celebrate His work of salvation with others? This is so important, yet do we often follow Paul’s example in doing this well? This Sunday, we will discover from Ephesians 1:3-6, that there is a profound depth to the manner and mystery of how God has brought about the redemption of His people.

What do Christians really need to become all that God desires? As we begin our study of the Letter to the Ephesians this Sunday, we will discover the nature of the “True Church” and find that even from the opening verses, God has given us all that we need to become all that He desires.

As we follow Jesus in how we love, the big question is, “Is it even possible to truly love others in a way that reflects Christ’s love for us?” In 1 Corinthians 13:1-8a, Paul provides for us a resounding, "YES!" Join with us this Sunday as we look at how to live out Christ-like love in our every day lives.

If you ever felt overworked and under-appreciated, then you can relate to the lady we meet in Luke 10:38-42. It is one of the unforgettable scenes in the Bible that reveals one of life’s most important lessons, especially to all who feel the weight of so many responsibilities.

How is your heart? We all know the importance of our physical heart’s well-being, but our heart for God and His people is of eternal importance. This Sunday we will discover how to assess the condition of our hearts from Luke 10:25-37 and how to love as God intends.

How do you follow Jesus as a way of life? This is at the heart of what Jesus presents in Matthew 8:18-27. There are a lot of “fans" of Jesus, but what He calls for and develops are “followers" of Him, as we shall see first-hand this Sunday.