Fellowship Bible Church Waco Sunday Messages

Following Jesus with our lives is God’s command for us, but it doesn’t come easily. We must be strong in his grace as we fight the good fight, face competing forces, and farm this battlefield called earth. His grace is enough, and His message is worth the hardship. Let’s follow Jesus together as we explore Paul’s encouragement to Timothy.

There is so much riding on your style of leadership. Yet, many people have not given much consideration as to how they lead with their family, at work, in school, and at church. In Matthew 20:17-28 Jesus addresses the barriers to and essential characteristics of life-giving leaders.

Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Our lives and eternity are defined by the answer to this question and our response to the facts. On this Easter Sunday we are going to investigate the answer to this central question of all eternity.

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Who is Jesus? This is one of the most important questions that every person in the world must answer. Our eternity rests on our earthly response to Him. This Sunday we will look at a fascinating event in history from John 9 that clearly presents the identity of Jesus.

Redemption revolutionizes lives. This Sunday we will explore the wonders of redemption starting from Ruth 4 to our present lives. Redemption reveals the depth of God’s love; and when we understand, it gives us every reason to rejoice.

Do you know that God is advancing His kingdom agenda in your life? Even though we may not feel like it or see it very clearly in the present time, we learn from Ruth 4 how God accomplishes His work through the lives of His people.

Every person should have the experience of planting seeds and seeing them grow. Amazing growth is exactly what we observe in Ruth 3. This Sunday we will discover how the seeds of love bear the fruit of action. God develops His people with His loyal love.

Facing the unknown can be daunting and at times it can paralyze us from moving forward or taking the next step. The fingerprints of God run all through our lives and today we will look together at how His fingerprints can provide confidence for you and me to face the unknown and take the next step.

Fingerprints are fascinating. Just like there are unique impressions that can be left by human fingers, there are distinct patterns of God’s providential work in our lives that we will discover how to detect from Ruth 2:17-23.

Just like hikers watch for cairns to assure them they are on the right trail, God provides particular trail markers that highlight His presence in our journey in life, as we will discover this Sunday in Ruth 2:1-17. We certainly do not want to miss how to move forward in this life by faith.

How do you follow God in a fallen world? This morning we will discover from Ruth 1 what every believer needs to know to thrive in the midst life’s challenges and the world’s opposition.

Bitterness can be blinding. If we do not know what to do with the hardships and suffering in our lives, resentment can become our defining feature. This Sunday we will discover from Ruth 1:19-2:1 what happens when we are blinded by bitterness and how God brings hope and help.

Every person experiences times when life seems overwhelmingly difficult. In those seasons we can miss experiencing God’s hope when life seems hopeless. This Sunday, in Ruth 1:6-18 we will learn from a lady who is drowning in sorrow and discover how we can experience true hope in the midst of our trials.

As Christians we know that God is great, but in times of significant difficulty we may find ourselves asking, “Is He good – and specifically is God good to me?” This Sunday we begin our study of the fascinating Book of Ruth that answers this very personal question in profound ways.

Is there a divine purpose for singleness? At present, 40% of American adults are single. This Sunday we are going to take an insightful look at passages in 1 Corinthians 7 that highlight the significance of singleness in God’s kingdom plan. No matter what your marital status, this message is for each of us.

What are the most important things you want to pass on to your children and see woven into the fabric of their character? Like the old three “R’s” of education, the three “R’s” of parenting, relationship, respect and responsibility, are indispensable in the development of our children.

When you hear the word marriage, what comes to mind? This week we will look to God’s word to discover His thoughts on marriage as well as seek to understand how we can live out a healthy biblical marriage in today’s culture. I want to encourage you to join with us this Sunday as we pursue Christian Living through the lens of marriage. Matthew 19:3-6, Colossians 4:18-19, Ecclesiastes 4:12

How can we really live with hope in 2022? For this to be our reality, we need what only God can provide. This Sunday we will discover from Romans 15:13 how we can truly experience hope as we look forward to all that God has for us in this new year.

During this Christmas season we have been discovering and rejoicing in the reality that, “Hope is born!” If you have received the gift of God which is Jesus Christ Himself, how do you live in His hope as a way of life? This Sunday we will learn how from Romans 15:1-7.

(Christmas Eve Service 2021) People give gifts for a variety of reasons at Christmas: to share joy, express love, meet needs; some feel a sense of obligation. But there is one gift, the gift given by God, that is absolutely unique and unparalleled in value. Have you opened the gift that God has given to you?

Where do you find hope? This Sunday we will take a fascinating journey of discovery going through Isaiah 8:19-9:7 and see firsthand how God brings eternal and personal hope to believers living in the midst of the darkness of the world.

The Christmas season takes on a whole new significance when you see from the Scriptures just how remarkable the birth of Christ really is. This Sunday we are going to discover one of the great mountain peak promises of biblical revelation from 2 Samuel 7. Hope is born for the unexpecting!

Many people today are asking, “Is there any hope to be had in what seems like a hopeless world in which we live? I’m joyful to share that in Romans 12:12 we are given the answer! Join with us this Sunday as we discover in whom we find this hope!

How is your health? Doctors can help us assess our physical health and Mark 16 gives us the priorities of those who are spiritually thriving in Christ’s kingdom. We are looking forward to a great Sunday of worship as we conclude our study of the Gospel of Mark.