Fellowship Bible Church Sermons

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January 08, 2023 Greeting from Paul to Timothy
1 Timothy 1:1-2 January 8, 2023 PM.
In this message Jansen Lorch leads our new study in the book of Timothy. We consider the greeting, where comments stated in these first two verses form the foundation of the letter. Paul invoked upon Timothy the same grace, mercy, and peace that God gives us. We can experience His grace, mercy, and peace continuously, thanks be to God!
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52min
January 08, 2023 Isaac Promised
Genesis 18:1-15 January 8, 2023 AM.
Take a moment to review what we have studied lately in Genesis.
Start with chapter 12—God’s initial description of the terms of the
Abrahamic covenant. Abram moved to Egypt temporarily.
In chapter 13, Abram moved back to the promised land and had to
split from Lot because of their combined herd size. Lot moved
toward Sodom, a decision that would prove devastating in two
separate incidents in the future.
The first such incident was in chapter 14, where Lot was kidnapped by
a coalition of kings that came against Sodom and other allied cities.
Abraham retrieved him, and Melchizedek came out and blessed
Abram who had returned from defeating the kings.
In chapter 15, God officially made (“cut”) the covenant with Abram
and promised the land to his descendants.
Hagar bears Ishmael in chapter 16, the result of a hare-brained (rash
or ill-judged) plan to get Abram an heir since he and Sarah could
not seem to make that happen. God’s tender care toward Hagar is
shown.
Finally, in chapter 17, God reiterates the covenant a third time and
gives a physical sign—male circumcision—to remind the nation of
the blessings of the covenant (Abram will multiply, nations and
kings will descend from him, the land grant) and of their
responsibilities in it (walk blamelessly, keep the covenant).
Notice the cyclical nature of this portion of Scripture: God’s promise,
man’s failure and God’s rescue, God’s promise confirmed, man has
another failure, God remains faithful, and then God promises—and
requires faithfulness in His people.
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45min
January 08, 2023 Trials and a Believers Response, Part 4
James 1:1-27 January 8, 2023 SS.
In this message speaker James Widgeon continues our study in the book of James. In the book of James we see evidence of various kinds of trials or situations among the believers. Churches today can expect similar trials. If we understand the various trials mentioned in the book of James, believes will be equipped, knowing how to respond to these when they do occur in our present lives.
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40min
January 08, 2023 Messiah Scourged, Mocked and Crucified
Matthew 27:26-44 January 4, 2023 PM.
We continue studying the suffering of Jesus after the trial in front of
Pilate and substitution of Barabbas. Things progress downhill
rapidly. The gospel portrays for us a severely suffering Messiah. His physical
suffering was matched by the emotional torment of nearly
everyone turning against Him. The world was basically opposed to
this perfect Man. They did so with almost complete
misunderstanding of Him, even mocking him for who He really
was. Let’s make sure we review: Jesus had the power to come down from
the cross, but it was not God’s will for Him to do so. Thus it was not
His will to do so. God’s will was for Him to go farther—to die, and
be buried, and then to conquer the situation by rising from the
dead. He saved others, and He can also save YOU. He did not save Himself
because He had to provide for YOUR salvation. He is in fact the Son
of God, and He is in fact the King of Israel. He fulfilled the OT
prophecies concerning the suffering servant, and will return as
conquering lion of Judah when the time is right.
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34min
January 03, 2023 Lord's Table Service: Why Did God Chose You
Deuteronomy 7:1-26 January 1, 2023 PM.
In this message Pastor Matt leads our study by answering the following questions: Why did God choose Israel? Why Did God chose 'You'? How did God's covenant with Abraham grant you His favor and Grace?
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32min
January 03, 2023 Anna the Prophetess on the Birth of Messiah
Luke 2:36-38 January 1, 2023 AM.
When reading this short account about Anna, we would have to work
hard to avoid some serious questions for ourselves.
• Do we care about what Christmas really means?
• Are we like “those who looked for redemption”?
• Are we as keen as they were to hear from Anna her aged
wisdom, or do we throw all that to the side of the road and
barrel down the highway of life oblivious to what our elders
have learned and what God has promised to do in the world?
• Are we like Anna, who served God diligently for decades of her
life even after her dear spouse passed away?
• Do we give thanks to God—for anything?
• Do we have good insight into God’s word?
• Are we going to be faithful all the way into our old age?
• Will our faith be expressed in the manner God ordains in this
era—in connection with our church family?
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41min
January 03, 2023 Trials and a Believers Response, Part 3
James 1:1-27 January 1, 2023 SS.
In this message speaker James Widgeon continues our study in the book of James. In the book of James we see evidence of various kinds of trials or situations among the believers. Churches today can expect similar trials. If we understand the various trials mentioned in the book of James, believes will be equipped, knowing how to respond to these when they do occur in our present lives.
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39min
January 03, 2023 A Lamb Led to the Slaughter
Matthew 27:26-35 December 28, 2022 PM.
We continue the study of Jesus after the trial and the substitution of Barabbas, a murderer, who deserved the death penalty. Jesus, however, was set to be crucified instead. Pilate, the Roman governor handed Him over to His death, just as the crowd demanded. The Roman soldiers scourged and mocked Him and led Him to be crucified. All these events occurred during the Passover. The Roman soldiers compelled a man of Cyrene, Simon, to bear His cross. When they came to Golgotha, the Romans gave Him sour wine mingled with gall to drink. Jesus tasted it but would not drink it. Then they crucified Him along with the two other men who were crucified. Roman soldiers divided their things, casting lots. Jesus went through all of this to take the wrath of God against Himself, for us.
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36min
December 27, 2022 The Shepherds’ Perspective on Jesus’s Birth
Luke 2:8-20 December 25, 2022 AM.
Over the years, I have written several messages on how the first
Christmas looked from the perspective of various people who were
there: Joseph, Mary, Zacharias, Simeon, the wise men, and Herod.
In this message, I am going to revisit the shepherds in more detail
than I have before. Then I hope to consider Anna in another
message, the angels, Elizabeth, and even John the Baptist.
This message will hopefully build up your faith and not be merely an
academic exercise. But that depends on your perspective on
Christmas. We are like the shepherds. We recognize we are lowly in the eyes of
the world, and yet greatly privileged to be given the Christmas
news of a Rescuer who will save His people from their sins.
Therefore, we make widely known what happened to everyone we
can—and to our children and grandchildren as well. The fact that
the angels visited and told us that the Messiah was born to be our
Savior is tremendously important. It is news that is second to
nothing. These are the Christmas tidings of great joy to all people!
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58min
December 27, 2022 The Unattractive History of the Purest Gift
Matthew 1:1-25 December 25, 2022 SS.
On this Christmas morning, Jansen Lorch leads our study, where we see how God used people who have royally messed up to accomplish His divine will of delivering the purest of gifts to mankind.
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31min

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