Fellowship Church Sermon Podcast

The biggest battle facing all of humanity is the battle against our own desire for self-glory.  See who wages this battle, who rises victorious, and what the spoils of the war are, all in this message.

How can we celebrate the coming of Christ into the world without first clearly understanding the reason He came to earth in the first place?  Ultimately, the problem in every human being on earth is a glory problem.  When we acknowledge that problem of seeking our own glory, we appreciate the gift of the Christ child more than ever.

Why celebrate Advent season before Christmas?  This episode is a discussion between Pastor Marc and Pastor Karl about preparing for Advent, preparing sermons, and what it's all about.

It's easy to think of the Christmas story beginning in a manger with a baby born in Bethlehem.  But if that is where you begin with the story, you miss one of the most important aspects of the Christmas story, namely, the glory of Christ in heaven in eternity past.  Let this sermon series be a part of how you prepare to celebrate Christmas this year.

What is the "mystery of Christ," and why did it remain a mystery for centuries before it was revealed by God?  The answer may or may not be what you expect.

What do church staff roles have to do with biblical equipping?  See how Ephesians 4 has a lot to do with some of the changes Fellowship Church is making regarding staff roles and responsibilities.

In this closing sermon of the "From the Inside Out" series, Pastor Marc Ramirez answers some questions submitted by the congregation as it relates to the Holy Spirit.  In particular, this sermon answers the question of why we are vulnerable to sin even though we are indwelled by the Holy Spirit.

There is a powerful and beautiful relationship between the Holy Spirit of God and the Word of God.  When we try to separate the two we end up in dangerous error.  This message explores how the Holy Spirit works in and through the Word.

This message helps us understand the passage in I Corinthians 12, in which God uses the illustration of a human body to show us how spiritual gifts function in the Church.

Why does the Bible command believers to "Be Filled with the Holy Spirit"?  What exactly does that mean?  This message brings these issues to light through the study of God's Word.