FBC Benbrook Sermons

The God of Peace Will Soon Crush Satan Under Your Feet

Satan may be the ruler of this world, and we may wrestle with the spiritual forces of darkness, but believers battle with a precious promise: God will soon crush Satan under our feet. But how soon is soon, and how much of Satan's work will God leave uncrushed until He comes? (Romans 16.20, February 12, 2012)

The Trap Stick

Paul warns us the watch out for those who deceive us to pursue our own appetites instead of serving Jesus Christ. One such distortion of the true gospel is the "man centered gospel" so prevalent in the American church. Find out what a "trap stick" it really is.

God Never Wastes a Story

While sometimes skip over the portions of Scripture that appear to be little more than just a list of names, we should remember that behind every name is a story. And God never wastes a story.

Striving in Prayer

Paul asked the church to pray for two things, and God answered their prayers in amazing ways (read Acts 21 to see how). But Paul didn't ask the church just to pray but to strive in prayer. What does it mean to strive in prayer? (Romans 15.30-33, January 22, 2012)

Holy Ambition

Romans 15.20-25 - January 8, 2012

The Missing Horse

One of the animals missing from the manger scene is a white horse. Discover how John's vision of a white horse helps up to know the Jesus of Christmas Day. (Revelation 19.11-16 - December 25, 2011)

The Rise and the Fall of the Antichrist

As we consider the second coming of our Lord and Savior, we think deeply about how the rise and fall of the antichrist is part of the good news of the Christmas story (2 Thessalonians 2.3-12 - December 11, 2011)

The Rebellion

Before our Lord and Savior returns to make all things new, the "rebellion" must take place first. What will the rebellion look like, and what kind of faith must we have to endure it? (2 Thessalonians 2.3 - December 4, 2011)

The Ungifted Giver

Christians are to give thanks to God for every gift, but is God really responsible for every good gift that comes our way? (Romans 1.21 - November 20, 2011)

Until He Comes

Jesus Christ radically altered the meaning of the Passover meal by declaring that the bread and cup were His body and blood for the new covenant. As often as we partake of the table, we are to proclaim His death "until He comes." What does it mean to observe the Lord's Supper "until He comes"? (1 Corinthians 11.26 - November 13, 2011)