FBC Benbrook Sermons

Whatever You Ask in Prayer

Prayer is such an amazing gift, that we can approach the throne of grace and make our request known. In Mark 11, Jesus taught His disciples some very basic principles about prayer, principles that still guide us as we ask anything in prayer.

Fruitless, Withering Trees

Twice in history, God cast out the house that bore His name and uprooted His people from the land of promise. What would the judgment of God look like upon the new covenant temple today? (Mark 11.11-21, March 18, 2012 AM)

Zeal For My House

Mark 11.11-21, March 11, 2012 AM

Blessed is the King

Mark 10.1-10, March 4, 2012 AM

In the Lord: Nobodies Serving Somebody Becoming a Onebody

What appears to be little more than a list of names is really an incredible picture of the body of Christ united in the Lord. (Romans 16.21-23, February 26, 2012)

Discerning the Body

We are to be careful to partake of the Lord's Supper in a worthy manner, but what exactly does that mean? And what is the danger of not "discerning the body" as we celebrate the Supper? (1 Corinthians 11.17-34, February 19, 2012 AM)

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)