FBG Sunday Sermons

Join us as we journey through "I Cry Out" - a sermon series in Psalms

Acts 20:22-24

Colossians 3: 12-17 Ready. Set. Go is a mini-series in our continued study of Colossians.

In this passage, Paul warns us to be careful not to be deceived by false teachings. He reminds us of the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ as well as what He has done in us to enable us to avoid deception if we stay rooted in Him.

The focus of this passage is Paul's struggle for the church at Colossae. His burden is that they would know Christ and walk in him so that they would be a ready bride. This is accomplished by living in Christ, being established in the faith and ove

We all choose to suffer for something we think matters - for success in a competition, at work, for our family or for a cause we believe in. Jesus Christ glorified is the thing most worthy of our suffering.

Following the awe-inspiring truth of who Jesus is. Let's be certain that we are changed because of our encounter with Him!

The Bible is full of amazing stories that all point to THE story - God's redemption through Jesus Christ. In this passage, Paul powerfully exhorts Christ, what He has done, and what He is doing.

We often have concerns about what to do next in our lives. We want to make sure that we are making the best decision or choosing the best way. As followers of Christ, we want to live a life that is more and more pleasing to the Lord. For that reas

Paul heard stories of the Gospel fruit being produced by the believers in Colossae which brought him great joy. In response, he sent his affirmation and encouragement to the Colossian church which would have surely inspired them to continue in their

God designed for the pastors and leaders of our church to provide an essential benefit and blessing for each person in our church.

Paul's motivation to lead someone close to him closer to Jesus is partnership in the blessings of the gospel. He longs for everyone to experience the blessings of the gospel, the adventure of the expanding kingdom of God. He wants to be a part o

Vision 2020 - Lead someone who is close to you closer to Jesus. As we grow closer to Jesus in 2020, we want those who are close to us to also grow closer to Jesus.

Our 2020 Vision is for each of us to lead someone who is close to us closer to Jesus. Jesus places us where we live, when we live, around people who need to see and hear about Jesus through us. As we grow closer to Jesus in 2020, we want those who ar

The prophetess Anna was blessed by God to have a personal encounter with Jesus. God took that humble and faithful prayer warrior and made her into one of the first and most enduring witnesses for Christ. She should be a role model for us today.

This powerful and exciting verse tells us to sing and rejoice for our Lord is coming to be with us. What tremendous source of JOY!

Isaiah brought hope in his prophesy proclaiming how the coming Messiah would show His love to His people.

When Jesus came He offered a peace far greater than anyone could have imagined.

In Genesis 3:15 we see that one of the results of sin is conflict and subjugation to our enemy the Devil. However, we are given Hope that the Devil will be defeated by our ultimate Savior, Jesus.

At the conclusion of the Book of Joshua, the last of the faithful leaders used by the Lord passed away as the nation of Israel steps into a new way of life in the promised land. What was true in that generation is true of every generation – our leg

Joshua sets the example that he and his family will serve the Lord. He challenges the rest of the Israelites to make a choice to do the same and to put away all their idols.

Kevin Ueckert — Joshua recounts all that the Lord has done in fulfilling His promises and charges the leaders to continue to cling tightly to the Lord.

Kevin Ueckert — Jesus tells us that our witness to the world is our love for each other as followers of Christ in our homes, in our churches and in our workplaces.

Kevin Ueckert — Consider that you live where you live to be salt and light to those living in proximity to you. God has placed you right where you live so that you might help others know and follow Him.

Curt Sparkman — Deciding to take a next step is an exciting place to be. When we seek the Lord and believe we understand what step He is leading us to take, we find a renewed energy and focus.

Kevin Ueckert — God has delivered on His promise to the Israelites — the land has been subdued and is waiting for them to take possession.

Dr. David Griffin — Just as God instructed David to provide opportunities for the following generation, he expects all of us to do the same.

Kevin Ueckert — God is moving in Williamson County and inviting us to join Him in the “greater graces” — helping others find God and follow Him.

Kevin Ueckert — Take the next step in helping others as the church. This is a call for everyone, not just for specific people or specific roles. Join a small group this week. Take the next step toward equipping others. Respond to a request for help

Kevin Ueckert — Ephesians 4:11–16 gives us a picture of the bride of Christ and how the church body operates and interacts with each other and the world, for her sanctification and the glory of God.

Kevin Ueckert — As recipients of God's grace through Jesus Christ, we are called to join with other believers in making the church a ready bride for Christ's return.

Kevin Ueckert — These chapters begin a detailed description of the allotment of the Promised Land. The real story of how Israel was dealing with the enemy that remained in the land is found in the details of the description.

Kevin Ueckert — Our inheritance is even greater than the Levites — the Holy Spirit dwells inside us when we have accepted Jesus' payment for our sins (1 Corinthians 6:19–20). This should change everything about how we live on this side of

Kevin Ueckert — Through the Israelites' obedience, God gave them the land, just as He promised.

Dr. David Griffin — We have been redeemed from our sin and God wants us to help others find Jesus.

Kevin Ueckert — Today's story is full of God's promises to His people that He kept. God keeps all His promises. His people trust Him and through their trust, they experience the blessing of His fulfilled promises.

Kevin Ueckert — In the battle to conquer the southern region, God again fights and wins the battle for His purposes and His people, specifically to enable His people to rescue the Gibeonites.

Curt Sparkman — In showing Christ's supremacy, Paul helps the Colossian church put their lives in the proper perspective of who they are in light of who Jesus is.

Curt Sparkman — Paul wrote to the Colossians to encourage them and ensure that their knowledge of Jesus Christ was not distorted by the popular beliefs of their culture.

Kevin Ueckert — Israel made a big mistake when they made the treaty. But instead of making it worse with additional sins, they responded by returning to doing things "the right way."

Kevin Ueckert — After God restores our relationship with Him through our repentance, we should be quick to hear Him, obey His commands and worship Him.

O.S. Hawkins — Awaken to the reality that no one else on the entire planet has a DNA just like yours. You are an individual, indescribably valuable to God.

Kevin Ueckert — No sin can be or should be hidden from God.

Kevin Ueckert — Everything changes when we know that God is with us and that with God is the victory.

Kevin Ueckert — It is God who provides victories and we have an opportunity to join Him in His great works.

Chad Warren — God has a plan for you that leads you to not being of the world, but He has sent you into the world (John 17:14–19). You are to be about the family business of knowing God and making Him known in the ordinary everyday moments of you