FBC Benbrook Sermons

Why should believers want to give gifts to God that will make Him smile? What kind of gifts do we give? And how do we give these gifts to God? (March 30, 2014)

"Giving Gifts That Make God Smile" Series, Week 2. (Acts 11.27-30, March 23, 2014)

God's people have always been compelled to give gifts to God, but not all gifts make God smile. What does it mean to give a gift to God that makes Him smile? (Genesis 4.1-7, March 16, 2014)

We often read the Parable of the Sower and hear it as a challenge to examine ourselves as to what type of soil we might be. But the Parable is also an encouraging word to those who are working alongside the Master Sower to sow the word. (Mark 4.1-34, March 9, 2014)

to be part of God's family means to "do the will of God." But what exactly does that mean? How can I discover God's will for my life? (Mark 3.31-35, March 2, 1014)

What is the "unforgivable sin"? What does it mean to "blaspheme the Holy Spirit"? (Mark 3.22-30, February 23, 2014)

Jesus chose the apostles for a special task: to be with Him, to send them to preach, and to give them authority over the demons. But what about us? Does God have anything special for us to do? (Mark 3.13-21, February 16, 2014)

When we celebrate the Lord's Supper, we worship Christ for saving us from our sins. But Psalm 3 helps us to continue to worship God as our Savior. (Psalm 3, February 9, 2014)

How is God happy with me? Is it because of the good that I do and the bad that I don't do? Or is it because of His grace? And what does it mean to have faith in His grace? And why should I even care about asking this question? (Mark 2.18-22, February 2, 2014)

The question seems self-evident, but the religious leaders of Jesus' time had a very different point of view. How should followers of Jesus relate to those who are not followers of Jesus? Are they criminals to be avoided or sick persons in need of the Great Physician? And what difference does that make? (Mark 2.13-17, January 26, 2014)