FBC Benbrook Sermons

Jeremiah 45 (July 14, 2013)

The First Commandment was given to God's people, the people who should have known that YWHW alone was the one who brought them out of Egypt. But we have always pursued other gods, and the "3 p's" are the reason why. (Jeremiah 44.15-18, July 7, 2013)

"Trust in the Lord with all of your heart," wisdom given in times of fear and risk. Leaning not on our own understanding is easier said than done. Just ask Johanan. (Jeremiah 42, June 30, 2013)

Father's are called to nurture and admonish our children in the ways of the Lord. Our children desperately need to the wisdom of Galatians 6.7-9. (Galatians 6.7-9, Jun 16, 2013)

Satan has been scheming through history to destroy Scripture, but he is very crafty. No longer is the threat to burn Bibles, but to philosophically pervert Scripture. Will we be a Jehoiakim or a Micaiah? (Jeremiah 36, June 9, 2013)

What does it take to remain faithful in a time when so many are running away from the Lord? And what are the blessings and rewards of doing so? Consider the story of the Rechabites. (Jeremiah 35, June 2, 2013)

We make light of "foxhole religion," but the prophet Jeremiah makes it very clear that God regards such disregarded covenants nothing less than profaning His holy name. (Jeremiah 34.8-22, May 26, 2013)

When the Messiah comes again, He will execute justice and righteousness. But what does that mean for us as we wait for His return? (Jeremiah 33.14-16, May 19, 2013)

Some mothers know "no greater joy," but what about those who know "no greater anguish"? (Jeremiah 33.1-9 - May 12, 2013)

From the prayer journal of the prophet Jeremiah: is anything too difficult for God? And what exactly am I asking? (Jeremiah 32.16-25, May 5, 2013)