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)

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)

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)

Certain things must happen before our Lord returns, events like the Rebellion and the rise of the Man of Lawlessness. Do we have the kind of faith that will endure to the end? (2 Thessalonians 2.1-12 - November 6, 2011)

Should we preach the gospel by word and deed with signs and wonders like the apostle Paul? (Romans 15.14-21, October 30, 2011)

How can we abound in hope? (Romans 15.3 - October 23, 2011 AM)

Harmony in the body of Christ is more than a good idea. It is essential to the proclamation of the gospel. And God will not suffer long those believers who sow seeds of discord. (Romans 15.1-7 | October 16, 2011)

The essential elements of the Kingdom of God are righteousness, peace, and joy, but what does this mean in light of the larger discussion about unity and diversity in the body of Christ? (Romans 14.13-19, October 9, 2011).

All believers will stand at the judgment seat of Christ. What will happen? What does it mean to give an accounting to God? Will there be rewards? Romans 14.10-12, and other Scriptures, guide us into the truth. (October 2, 2011)

Sunday morning sermon from FBC Benbrook (September 25, 2011)