FBC Benbrook Sermons

As ambassadors for Christ, the Bible teaches us to always be prepared to share the reason we have such great hope in Christ. Do you know your hope story? Are you prepared to share it? (1 Peter 3.8-17, June 3, 2012)

If we are reconciled with Christ, then God has given to us the ministry of reconciliation. He has called us alongside unbelievers so that He can make His appeal to them through us. Knowing this, what's the first thing we should do? Pray, pray, pray. (2 Corinthians 5.17-21, May 27, 2012)

Is evangelism only for introverts? Must we all work to be "that guy," you know, the pushy, confrontational guy? Or, does God entrust the ministry of reconciliation to introverts, too? (2 Corinthians 5.10-6.2, May 20, 2012(

Philippians 3.10-21 - May 6, 2012

Sharing in the sufferings of Christ is not only the inevitable reality for a Christ follower, but the New Testament calls it a blessing. Why would anyone rejoice at the prospect of suffering for Jesus? (April 29, 2012 - 1 Peter 4.12-19)

The apostle Paul not only suffered the loss of all things because of his commitment to Christ, but his attitude towards his loss was radical. He viewed it all as rubbish. Why is that important and what does it say about what it means to know Christ and to experience the power of His resurrection?

Philippians 3.8 - April 15, 2012 (Series Title: Knowing the Power of the Resurrection)

Luke 24.1-12, April 8, 2012

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.

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)