FBC Eugene

We’re kicking off a brand new series on the foundations of new life in Christ. We want to be able to anchor brand new believers in the truth of the Gospel, and if you’ve been following Jesus for any amount of time, this series will bring great insights as we look at the benefits of the Gospel.

This Sunday we unpacked God’s acceptance and his approval. When you trusted Christ, your salvation was not an accident, an afterthought, or a surprise. God determined to save you and draw you to himself. In this message, you'll learn more about God’s acceptance and approval, and what that means in your life.

This Sunday, we looked at the purpose of gathering as the church.

We looked at the example of the early church as we unpack the priorities and values of our own gatherings.

We’re kicking off a brand new series on the foundations of new life in Christ. We want to be able to anchor brand new believers in the truth of the Gospel, and if you’ve been following Jesus for any amount of time, this series will bring great insights as we look at the benefits of the Gospel.

This Sunday we unpacked God’s acceptance and his approval. When you trusted Christ, your salvation was not an accident, an afterthought, or a surprise. God determined to save you and draw you to himself. In this message, you'll learn more about God’s acceptance and approval, and what that means in your life.

This Sunday, we looked at the purpose of gathering as the church.

We looked at the example of the early church as we unpack the priorities and values of our own gatherings.

Did you know that Jesus had a life verse?

Early in his ministry, he stood up in the local synagogue in his hometown of Nazareth and read a passage from the Bible that captured his passion and purpose in life.

If you’ve been around First B for a while, you know that this verse that defined Jesus’ life is a key to our model for discipleship.

In this sermon, we look at this passage of Scripture and see how the driving passion of Jesus’ life gives us purpose today.

Did you know that Jesus had a life verse?

Early in his ministry, he stood up in the local synagogue in his hometown of Nazareth and read a passage from the Bible that captured his passion and purpose in life.

If you’ve been around First B for a while, you know that this verse that defined Jesus’ life is a key to our model for discipleship.

In this sermon, we look at this passage of Scripture and see how the driving passion of Jesus’ life gives us purpose today.

You can imagine that some of the most embarrassing moments for the twelve disciples happened when Jesus called them out for their lack of faith.

Like the time Jesus said to Philip, "Have I been with you so long, and you still do not know me, Philip?”

How do we face God when our faith is too small and our doubts are so many and so big? How do we deal with the frustration, disappointment, and even anger we can experience when God calls out our lack of faith in Him?

What should we expect of God when we struggle to trust Him? And just as importantly, what does He expect of us?

You might be surprised what the Bible has to say and how God can use our struggle to show us more of who He truly is.

You can imagine that some of the most embarrassing moments for the twelve disciples happened when Jesus called them out for their lack of faith.

Like the time Jesus said to Philip, "Have I been with you so long, and you still do not know me, Philip?”

How do we face God when our faith is too small and our doubts are so many and so big? How do we deal with the frustration, disappointment, and even anger we can experience when God calls out our lack of faith in Him?

What should we expect of God when we struggle to trust Him? And just as importantly, what does He expect of us?

You might be surprised what the Bible has to say and how God can use our struggle to show us more of who He truly is.

Listen as Pastor Ben shares about the direction in which our church is headed, as well as clarify the elders statement from last Sunday.

Listen as Pastor Ben shares about the direction in which our church is headed, as well as clarify the elders statement from last Sunday.