FBC Benbrook Sermons

Is There a God?

One of the most basic questions we can ask about faith is whether or not there really is a divine being? Is it possible to know the answer to that question? Where do we look? Is there a God? (Romans 1.19-20, September 20, 2015)

Does Life Have a Purpose

It seems that universal to the human experience is to ask this penetrating question. Why am I here? What is the meaning to life? Does life have a purpose? (Ecclesiastes 1.16-2.11, September 13, 2015)

Why Should I Forgive?

Jesus said some very challenging things about our willingness to forgive others. (Mark 11.24, September 6, 2015)

Let’s Pray Mountain Moving Prayers

Jesus spoke some audacious words about prayer, and if they are true, and if we understand them correctly, should invite us to ask God to do great things for His glory and our good.

Why Was Jesus So Angry in the Temple?

Why did Jesus curse the fig tree and then cleansed the Temple? And what does it have to do with us today? (Mark 11.11-21, August 23, 2015)

The ExploreGOD Challenge

"ExploreGOD" launches in the DFW Metroplex in September. What is ExploreGOD? What can it be? And what is our role as a church and as a follower of Christ who lives in the DFW Metroplex? (1 Peter 3.8-17, August 16, 2015)

The Kingdom of God Has Come! The Kingdom of God is Coming!

When Jesus entered Jerusalem for the last week of His life on earth, the crowds shouted, "Blessed is the coming kingdom of our Father David!" In what way has the Kingdom of God come? In what way is the Kingdom of God still yet to come? (Mark 11.1-11, August 9, 2015)

The Faith of Bartimaeus

In the gospel of Mark, Bartimaeus is the last person healed and the last to confess faith in Jesus as the Christ. How did his faith save him? What kind of faith did he have? (Mark 10.46-52, August 2, 2015)

Do We Still Need the Local Church?

There are things that only the local church can BE and things that only the local church can DO. (1 John 1.7, July 26, 2015)

What Does It Mean to Call Jesus My Ransom Payment?

When we think of a ransom payment, we think of kidnappers or pirates, but Jesus had something totally different in mind when He said that He came to give His life as a ransom. And it shows us the depth of His mercy! (Mark 10.35-45, July 19, 2015)