Sermons at Fellowship Bible Church

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

“In the darkest of times, God’s light seems to always find a way to shine through key servants that He raises up. The nation of Israel had walked away from God for the final time.  By 605 B.C. the Babylonians had subjugated Judah and by 586 B.C. had conquered God’s chosen people altogether, destroying Jerusalem and hauling away its people into captivity. The nation of Israel was no more.  And yet,...

Peter, inspired by God and knowing that he will soon be passing on, wrote to the church and reminded them of those truths central to the Christian life. He admonished them to walk in a manner consistent with Whom they had believed in, to be on guard against being led away by false teaching, and to live in such a manner that reflected their hope for a new heavens and earth. Join us as we dig into t...

Peter, inspired by God and knowing that he will soon be passing on, wrote to the church and reminded them of those truths central to the Christian life. He admonished them to walk in a manner consistent with Whom they had believed in, to be on guard against being led away by false teaching, and to live in such a manner that reflected their hope for a new heavens and earth. Join us as we dig into t...

Peter, inspired by God and knowing that he will soon be passing on, wrote to the church and reminded them of those truths central to the Christian life. He admonished them to walk in a manner consistent with Whom they had believed in, to be on guard against being led away by false teaching, and to live in such a manner that reflected their hope for a new heavens and earth. Join us as we dig into t...

So what are you looking forward to in 2024? Here’s a suggestion: How about the return of Jesus Christ? The Apostles Paul, Peter, John and even the Lord Jesus Himself encouraged us to be watchful and to wait expectantly for the Lord’s return. And if we truly lived this new year waiting for our “Blessed Hope” there’s no doubt it would have a great impact on how we live our life in 2024. So join us t...

In the Christmas story, there are a few words or phrases that stand out to us. They highlight those moments of special significance in the story of the birth of Christ. Over the five weekends in December, come and reflect with us on those moments, seeing how they encouraged and directed the hearts of the hearers and how their timeless message reaches us today. “DO NOT BE AFRAID” – Luke 1:30 -- The...

In the Christmas story, there are a few words or phrases that stand out to us. They highlight those moments of special significance in the story of the birth of Christ. Over the five weekends in December, come and reflect with us on those moments, seeing how they encouraged and directed the hearts of the hearers and how their timeless message reaches us today. “DO NOT BE AFRAID” – Luke 1:30 -- The...

In the Christmas story, there are a few words or phrases that stand out to us. They highlight those moments of special significance in the story of the birth of Christ. Over the five weekends in December, come and reflect with us on those moments, seeing how they encouraged and directed the hearts of the hearers and how their timeless message reaches us today. “DO NOT BE AFRAID” – Luke 1:30 -- The...

In the Christmas story, there are a few words or phrases that stand out to us. They highlight those moments of special significance in the story of the birth of Christ. Over the five weekends in December, come and reflect with us on those moments, seeing how they encouraged and directed the hearts of the hearers and how their timeless message reaches us today. “DO NOT BE AFRAID” – Luke 1:30 -- The...

“God’s Word is like an onion — just when you think you’ve pealed back the final layer of truth you are awakened by the Holy Spirit to another rich and wonderful truth that seemed to have been buried under all the other rich and wonderful truths you’ve already discovered. That’s the fun and joy of digging deeper into God’s Word.  “Over the next six weeks we are going to be digging deeper into the b...

“God’s Word is like an onion — just when you think you’ve pealed back the final layer of truth you are awakened by the Holy Spirit to another rich and wonderful truth that seemed to have been buried under all the other rich and wonderful truths you’ve already discovered. That’s the fun and joy of digging deeper into God’s Word.  “Over the next six weeks we are going to be digging deeper into the b...

“God’s Word is like an onion — just when you think you’ve pealed back the final layer of truth you are awakened by the Holy Spirit to another rich and wonderful truth that seemed to have been buried under all the other rich and wonderful truths you’ve already discovered. That’s the fun and joy of digging deeper into God’s Word.  “Over the next six weeks we are going to be digging deeper into the b...