FBC Benbrook Sermons

Submitting to the God of History and the God in History

The biblical view of history is that God is not only the God of history, directing creation to His desired end, but also the God in history who acts through nature and human agents to accomplish His will. How do we submit to and cooperate with the God in history? (Jeremiah 5.11-17, August 26, 2012)

Fraudulent Repentance

The essence of the gospel invitation is to return to the Lord, to repent. But sinners are tempted to return in "pretense' and not with our whole heart. What does it mean to fully return to the Lord? (Jeremiah 3.12-14, August 19, 2012)

Has a Nation Changed Gods?

In spite of King Josiah's incredible revival efforts, the Lord still put words of judgment on Jeremiah's lips. Find out why.

More Than a Grumpy Old Man

Jeremiah 1.1-19 (August 5, 2012)

What Must I Do To Be Saved?

Acts 16.25-40 (July 29, 2012)

Trivial Pursuit

Guest Preacher Vern Charette shares a message from Ecclesiastes 1.1-2. (July 15, 2012)

Youth Camp Reflections and Testimonies

Our students share testimonies of how Christ spoke to them during Youth Camp, and the pastor shares a brief message from 1 John 4 to illustrate the importance of learning to hear from God ourselves. (July 8, 2012)

We’re Not in Philadelphia Anymore

Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. But what does it mean for a nation founded on religious liberty to claim the Lord as its God and why are our blessings dependent upon our preference for the Christian faith? (Jeremiah 2.1-13, July 1, 2012)

Knowing a God Who Knows Me

One of the great blessings of the gospel is knowing a God who knows me better than I know myself. But there are some faith challenges to only knowing "in part." How do we handle those faith challenges, especially as we share the gospel with other?

The Danger of a Post Marriage America

One of God's first creations was the institution of marriage. In His wisdom, He created the building block of society where a man and a woman are united together into "one flesh." But more and more, our culture sees marriage as unnecessary and un-beneficial. Why is marriage such a good deal? And how will our nation suffer if marriage is replaced by cohabiting?