FBC Boerne

In our first week of the Emmanuel Revealed series, we focus on what was revealed to John during his exile on Patmos. John saw Jesus as the Heavenly high priest that He is. He also has a vision of seven lampstands, representing the churches he is writing to and in which Jesus has words of encouragement and rebuke. We are reminded that Jesus is in our midst as a church. Emmanuel means God with us. We must not see Jesus as we want to see Him, but as He is, the Divine High Priest.

Paul finally reaches his promised destination of Rome. There, though under house arrest, his presence in Rome will wield heavy influence, both in Rome and throughout the empire, thus spreading to the end of the Earth as Jesus promised.

...How Scripture Talks About Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health

In the most recent Soul Care series, we look at identity in light of our faith in Christ and how hope in God and reading the scriptures can help us understand who we are on this side of heaven.

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In the ongoing RECHARGE! series, Pastor Jason highlights the significance of the names of God. In his recent sermon, he teaches on Immanuel, which means God with us.

Nearing the end of the Book of Acts series, Paul is destined by God to arrive safely in Rome to spread the Gospel after a brief stay in Malta. He is slandered by the Jewish leaders in Rome, but after everything he has been through, his strength rests on his identity in Christ alone. Slander and hate are what we as Christians must deal with today, but we must not look for the approval of others but from He alone.

...How Scripture Talks About Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health.

Join us as we trace the handing down of our faith's essential, unchanging truths from the early church to the present day. What is our responsibility in this moment? How do we prepare the next generation? Taught by FBC Executive Director Gary Cook.

In the ongoing RECHARGE! series, Pastor Jason highlights the significance of the names of God. In his recent sermon, he teaches on Yahweh Rapha, which means the Lord who heals.

In Acts 27, we will read of Paul's journey by ship to Rome.

Amid a very difficult journey, the ship gets caught in a storm and goes adrift in the middle of the sea. In the darkest hour, when every other leader lost hope, 1 remained – Paul…

God's light shone through Paul. God wanted to bring 273 other people to the end of themselves So that he could raise up His servant Paul so that He could show them ANCHORED FAITH.

Join us as we trace the handing down of our faith's essential, unchanging truths from the early church to the present day. What is our responsibility in this moment? How do we prepare the next generation? Taught by FBC Executive Director Gary Cook.