FBC Benbrook Sermons

Those who call upon the Lord to be saved will receive an amazing gift, the gift of the Holy Spirit. So, what exactly does the Holy Spirit do in our lives? (April 19, 2015)

As we begin a new sermon series on the Gift of the Holy Spirit, this simple but important question is the best place to start: "Who is the Holy Spirit?" (April 12, 2015)

The resurrection of Christ is more than a story to be enjoyed; it demands a response. What does it mean to live in the light of the full Easter story?

The Sanctuary Choir presented the Easter Musical, “The Sacrifice.” After experiencing the glory of the gospel story, we took a short look at Colossians 2.13-15 to see what exactly just happened at the Cross and the Empty Tomb.

Upon meeting the Rich Young Ruler, Jesus observed how difficult it is for those who have wealth to enter the kingdom of God? Why is that the truth? (Mark 10.17-31, March 22, 2015)

Jesus wants us to receive the Kingdom of God like a child? What does this mean? And how does Jesus lay hands on us today to bless us? (Mark 10.13-16, March 15, 2015)

God’s plan for marriage is “one man, one woman, one lifetime,” and His plan is wise. As sinners, we fall short of God’s plan and need God’s forgiveness and redemption. As followers of Christ, we both exalt His plan and submit to His plan. (Mark 10.1-12, March 8, 2015)

One of the greatest opportunities, and greatest challenges, for Christian parents is to pass the faith to their children. (Joshua 24.14-24 and Deuteronomy 6.1-9, March 1, 2015) Guest Preacher: Aron Adalian

Jesus clearly taught that we will either spend eternity with God in heaven or spend eternity separate from God in hell. The reality of hell should motivate us to put our faith in Christ, should lead us to worship Christ for rescuing us from hell, and should encourage us to share the good news with unbelievers in our circle of influence. (Mark 9.42-48, February 22, 2015)

Jesus spoke some very harsh words about Christians who live their lives in such a way as to influence others away from the gospel instead of drawing others towards Christ. It would be wise for us to ask the Lord whether or not we are a stumbling block. (Mark 9.42-50, February 15, 2015)