Fellowship Baptist Church - Vernon

What we pray reflects what we believe about God. Scripture - Acts 4:23-31

Preaching from Acts 4:8-20, Bro. Robbie Bradford points out how boldness is behavior born out of belief. 1) God gives common people uncommon boldness 2) Your boldness will amaze the world 3) Spiritual boldness comes from knowing Christ

Being invested in the Kingdom causes us to pour out our time, talent, and treasure for Christ's sake rather than storing them up for our own.

Christians are called to be "influencers" by sharing our testimonies of how Jesus Christ has changed our lives.

Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches that every believer is an invaluable member of the body of Christ and is indispensable to the life and ministry of the local church. Primary scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:12-26

In the first message of our new "I'm In" series, we see that everyone is invited to be part of God's family through a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Preaching from Daniel 3, Bro. Robbie Bradford shares that 1) the world wants everyone wearing the same team colors 2) your colors are most visible when everyone else is bowing 3) real team loyalty is proven under pressure 4) you are never alone when you wear God's colors 5) proudly wearing our colors may convince others to do likewise

Believers in Jesus Christ are commanded to join with Him in the fight against spiritual darkness and lostness. Choosing to ignore the battle or to stay on the sidelines are not options for faithful Christians.

Jesus calls his followers to be the light in a dark world.

We conclude our "Once Upon a Marriage" series by examining the unfailing love of God and how he uses the marriage between Hosea and Gomer to illustrate it.

Our "Once Upon a Marriage" series continues as we examine Abraham and Sarah to see what role faith should play within our marriage.

God has given men and women distinct roles within the union of marriage. Subverting those roles will lead to disfunction and disaster just as it did for Ahab and Jezebel.

Examining the story of David's mighty men in 2 Samuel 23 challenges us to be courageous and take a stand to protect what is most important.

The first message in our "Once Upon a Marriage" series examining four Old Testament couples to discover what they did right, what they did wrong, and the lessons we can apply to our relationships today.

Message from Fathers Day 2026

We conclude our "Shadows: the Gospel B.C." series as Linton Gilmer preaches that Jesus Christ was the better Jonah by comparing and contrasting how they responded to their calling.

We continue our "Shadows: the Gospel B.C." series with an examination of how Jesus Christ was the better Esther.

Bro. Robbie Bradford preaches that Jesus Christ is the better Moses and challenges us to build the foundation of our lives completely on Him.

The love, trust, and obedience shared between Abraham and Isaac and toward God in Genesis 22 is a foreshadowing of Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

Adam failed as humanity's representative and brought sin and death into the world. Jesus, the better Adam, perfectly obeyed God and brought righteousness and life. Through Christ, what was lost in Eden is fully restored.

Identifying what real women of faith look and act like.

The parables of the Lost Sheep, Lost Coin, and Prodigal Son show how we are called to love and search after the lost.

Jesus commands us to love one another, but how do we evaluate if we are loving each other well? Real love practices hospitality, chooses to forgive, invests in others, does not look the other way, and is the evidence of authentic faith.

Preaching from Psalm 119:33-40, Bro. Robbie Bradford shares that loving God's ways 1) begins with a teachable heart, 2) requires us to allow Him to reshape our heart, 3) requires us to turn away from distraction, 4) is anchored in His promises, and 5) leads to real life.

Preaching from 1 Chronicles 28:9-10, Bro. Robbie Bradford challenges us to be completely committed to seeking God and to let go of anything that gets in our way of doing so with our whole heart.