FBC San Antonio - Sermons

Jesus is the image of the invisible God; his life and teachings reveal God’s Kingdom and his commitment to restoring all creation. The Gospel of Mark invites us to witness the powerful drama of Jesus confronting the broken kingdoms of this world. Through Mark, we not only see Jesus’ authority and compassion but also find encouragement to persevere as his followers, especially when we face challenges and opposition.

This series will inspire us to embrace the joy, urgency, and hope of living out Jesus’ Kingdom now. Mark truly is reMARKable!

Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Mark 5:1-20 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on February 9, 2025.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God; his life and teachings reveal God’s Kingdom and his commitment to restoring all creation. The Gospel of Mark invites us to witness the powerful drama of Jesus confronting the broken kingdoms of this world. Through Mark, we not only see Jesus’ authority and compassion but also find encouragement to persevere as his followers, especially when we face challenges and opposition.

This series will inspire us to embrace the joy, urgency, and hope of living out Jesus’ Kingdom now. Mark truly is reMARKable!

Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Mark 4:35-41 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on February 2, 2025.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God; his life and teachings reveal God’s Kingdom and his commitment to restoring all creation. The Gospel of Mark invites us to witness the powerful drama of Jesus confronting the broken kingdoms of this world. Through Mark, we not only see Jesus’ authority and compassion but also find encouragement to persevere as his followers, especially when we face challenges and opposition.

This series will inspire us to embrace the joy, urgency, and hope of living out Jesus’ Kingdom now. Mark truly is reMARKable!

Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Mark 4:26-32 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on January 26, 2025.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God; his life and teachings reveal God’s Kingdom and his commitment to restoring all creation. The Gospel of Mark invites us to witness the powerful drama of Jesus confronting the broken kingdoms of this world. Through Mark, we not only see Jesus’ authority and compassion but also find encouragement to persevere as his followers, especially when we face challenges and opposition.

This series will inspire us to embrace the joy, urgency, and hope of living out Jesus’ Kingdom now. Mark truly is reMARKable!

Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Mark 4:21-25, 33-34 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on January 19, 2025.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God; his life and teachings reveal God’s Kingdom and his commitment to restoring all creation. The Gospel of Mark invites us to witness the powerful drama of Jesus confronting the broken kingdoms of this world. Through Mark, we not only see Jesus’ authority and compassion but also find encouragement to persevere as his followers, especially when we face challenges and opposition.

This series will inspire us to embrace the joy, urgency, and hope of living out Jesus’ Kingdom now. Mark truly is reMARKable!

Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Mark 4:1-20 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on January 12, 2025.

In our Advent sermon series on the Psalms for the Season, Blake Coffee, leads us through Psalm 98 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on December 29, 2024.

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The holiday season, often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” is filled with joy, parties, lights, and treats, but observing the liturgical calendar reveals an even deeper significance. Advent begins this sacred journey, teaching us to wait with the ancient Israelites for the Messiah and to anticipate Jesus’ return in glory. Christmas marks the fulfillment of this waiting, ushering in a season of celebration as we worship the Christ child. The season of Epiphany then highlights Christ’s unexpected yet glorious nature. Together as a church family, we will explore the Psalms that prophesy Jesus as our Savior, deepening our sense of wonder and uncovering the hope, peace, joy, and love he brings during this holy time.

In our Advent sermon series on the Psalms for the Season, Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Psalm 98 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on December 15, 2024.

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The holiday season, often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” is filled with joy, parties, lights, and treats, but observing the liturgical calendar reveals an even deeper significance. Advent begins this sacred journey, teaching us to wait with the ancient Israelites for the Messiah and to anticipate Jesus’ return in glory. Christmas marks the fulfillment of this waiting, ushering in a season of celebration as we worship the Christ child. The season of Epiphany then highlights Christ’s unexpected yet glorious nature. Together as a church family, we will explore the Psalms that prophesy Jesus as our Savior, deepening our sense of wonder and uncovering the hope, peace, joy, and love he brings during this holy time.

In our Advent sermon series on the Psalms for the Season, Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through Psalm 98 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on December 15, 2024.

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The holiday season, often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” is filled with joy, parties, lights, and treats, but observing the liturgical calendar reveals an even deeper significance. Advent begins this sacred journey, teaching us to wait with the ancient Israelites for the Messiah and to anticipate Jesus’ return in glory. Christmas marks the fulfillment of this waiting, ushering in a season of celebration as we worship the Christ child. The season of Epiphany then highlights Christ’s unexpected yet glorious nature. Together as a church family, we will explore the Psalms that prophesy Jesus as our Savior, deepening our sense of wonder and uncovering the hope, peace, joy, and love he brings during this holy time.

In our Advent sermon series on the Psalms for the Season, Our Pastor, Chris Johnson, leads us through PSALM 85:1-3, 8-13 in this live Sunday Sermon delivered on December 8, 2024.

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The holiday season, often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” is filled with joy, parties, lights, and treats, but observing the liturgical calendar reveals an even deeper significance. Advent begins this sacred journey, teaching us to wait with the ancient Israelites for the Messiah and to anticipate Jesus’ return in glory. Christmas marks the fulfillment of this waiting, ushering in a season of celebration as we worship the Christ child. The season of Epiphany then highlights Christ’s unexpected yet glorious nature. Together as a church family, we will explore the Psalms that prophesy Jesus as our Savior, deepening our sense of wonder and uncovering the hope, peace, joy, and love he brings during this holy time.

The holiday season, often called “the most wonderful time of the year,” is filled with joy, parties, lights, and treats, but observing the liturgical calendar reveals an even deeper significance. Advent begins this sacred journey, teaching us to wait with the ancient Israelites for the Messiah and to anticipate Jesus’ return in glory. Christmas marks the fulfillment of this waiting, ushering in a season of celebration as we worship the Christ child. The season of Epiphany then highlights Christ’s unexpected yet glorious nature. Together as a church family, we will explore the Psalms that prophesy Jesus as our Savior, deepening our sense of wonder and uncovering the hope, peace, joy, and love he brings during this holy time.