Fellowship Church Sermon Podcast

Good works can’t save us, yet they are a necessary component of the faith to which God calls believers. So, what should be our motive in doing good works and what value do they really have in the lives of believers saved by grace alone?

In the wake of many so-called "de-conversion" stories of those from an evangelical Christian background who have walked away from that faith, what does the Bible teach about these occurrences?  How do we think about these testimonies, and what should we do to carefully consider our own potential to end up in the same place?

When a local church is built on Christ, it will be fundamentally different than any other foundation it could be built upon.  We who participate in any local church must never forget who we are, and who God is building us to be.

In the ancient world, the more important a building was, the more critically important the cornerstone would be.  Jesus is the fulfillment of many prophecies as the Cornerstone of what God is building.  What could God possibly be building that would require the Son of God to be the Cornerstone?

This sermon concludes the "no other gods" sermon series, and examines how the Gospel of Jesus Christ provides the only true answer to the problem of idolatry.

Love is not always the right choice.  I John 2:15 says, "Do not love the world, or the things of the world."  This message examines the danger of loving the desires of the flesh, the desires of the eyes, and the pride of life.  Learn the solution to this idolatrous problem, found in our identity in Christ.

Often we may hear Christians talk about the fact that they "have been saved."  But have you ever stopped to consider what they have been saved from?  This message continues the "no other gods" sermon series, and helps us see how Christ is the true remedy to the problem of idolatry.

This sermon series has been exploring what the Bible says about idolatry.  Yet once an idol is recognized in your life, what does the Bible say to do about that, and where does the power come from to face it head on?  This message takes us to the Old Testament and the New Testament to answer these important questions.

Covetousness is specifically identified in scripture as idolatry.  In this sermon, Pastor Marc Ramirez explores what covetousness is, how to identify it, and the wonderful remedy prescribed by scripture.  This is a part of the "no other gods" sermon series.