FBC Benbrook Sermons

Thanks, according to the dictionary, is a good feeling that I have when someone helps me. And being thankful is a universal virtue, good for all humans. But is there anything distinctively Christian about thanksgiving, any difference for a disciple of Christ? (Psalm 7, November 23,2014)

Jesus once asked His disciples a question, "Who do you say that I am?" That question hangs before every person, but what does it mean to call Jesus "the Christ"? (Mark 8.27-30, November 16, 2014)

Mark 8.22-26 (November 9, 2014)

Being a disciple of Christ means participating in the mission of Christ, and part of that mission is to mature in using grace gifts to serve others for the glory of God (1 Peter 4.7-11, November 2, 2014)

The miracle of the Feeding of the Four Thousand is often overlooked in the Gospel of Mark. Although it is similar to the Feeding of the Five Thousand, it is a distinct historical event. And the message Jesus wanted His disciples to understand, and us too, might be hard to understand but it is very important. To those who were closest to the Savior, He said, "Watch out for these dangers." (Mark 8.1-12, October 26, 2014)

The Syrophoenician woman brought a specific request to Jesus, but He wanted to give her more grace. What do we do when we bring a need to Jesus but He wants to do more than what we ask for? (Mark 7.24-30, October 19, 2014)

Former pastor Ronnie Beams helps us celebrate our 60th Anniversary with a sermon from Psalm 116.12-14. (October 12, 2014)

Mark 7.14-23 (October 5, 2014)

Psalm 113 teaches the people of God to praise the name of the Lord. But it comes to life when we realize it has a prequel, a sequel, a finale, and a "this time forth." (Psalm 113, September 21, 2014)

What's this "Jesus thing" all about? John summarizes it for us in one sentence: we can become children of God. (John 1.12, September 7, 2014)