In a world filled with anxiety and uncertainty, finding peace can seem impossible. Yet, the same God who provided peace to the apostles is with us today. This message, led by Missions Pastor Chad Mason, 'My Sheep Hear My Voice,' delves into the importance of listening to God's voice and recognizing His guidance. From biblical examples like Abraham …

By examining Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians 5, we see how pride leads to self-righteousness and tolerance of sin. Pride causes us to step out from under God's authority and creates a false sense of superiority over others. Paul urges us to mourn sin, recognizing its destructive impact on our faith and community, and to take practical steps to ad…

1 Timothy 5:3-16 reveals God's special concern for the vulnerable, urging the church to reflect His character. The early church exemplified this by caring for widows, orphans, and the poor. Today, we are called to continue this mission through ministries like widow care, special needs support, and foster care. Reflect on how you can embody God's co…

Pride can severely damage our relationship with God and others. Through the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18:9-14, Jesus illustrates the dangers of self-righteousness and contempt. Pride leads us to trust in our own righteousness and view others with disdain, which blinds us to our need for God's grace. By examining our hear…

Paul's first letter to Timothy highlights the spiritual warfare behind false teachings in Ephesus and the importance of godliness in combating these challenges. Paul emphasized the need for disciplined godliness, the power of Scripture, and leading by example. We are encouraged to apply these principles in our daily lives to stand firm against the …

Using the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector from Luke 18:9-14, we see how pride leads us to trust in our own righteousness. True blessedness comes from recognizing our spiritual poverty and seeking God's mercy. A mature Christian is aware of their own sinfulness and relies on God's grace, avoiding the pitfalls of religious pride.…

Today, we delve into the importance of training for godliness and the urgency of the spiritual battle believers face. By committing to spiritual training, guarding against false teachings, and cultivating a heart of gratitude, believers can stand firm in their faith and be a light in the world. Discover how to apply these lessons to your life and g…

Discover how the early church in Jerusalem established the office of deacon to address logistical challenges, ensuring both spiritual and physical needs were met. Learn about the qualifications for deacons, emphasizing character over talent and the similarities with overseers. The discussion also delves into the controversial topic of women serving…

In times of crisis, how can we find strength and hope? Join us as we pray for Israel's peace and revival, and support those affected by Hurricane Helene. Let's be the hands and feet of Christ in our community.By FBC Boerne

1 Timothy 3 outlines the essential qualities of godly leadership in the church. Paul emphasizes that the health and stability of the church are tied to the character and integrity of its leaders. Key qualifications include being above reproach, faithful in marriage, self-controlled, hospitable, and free from the love of money. Leaders must also man…

Pride is a significant barrier to accepting the Gospel, fostering a sense of independence from God. Through parables like the Wedding Feast and the Vineyard, we see how pride leads us to reject God's authority and His ultimate sacrifice. Despite our prideful tendencies, God's relentless pursuit and goodness remain unwavering. Understanding this sho…

A church member's inspiring testimony on her journey with ALS, coupled with Paul's teachings, underscores the importance of prayer and trust in God's will. 1 Timothy 2:8-15 addresses the roles of men and women in the church, urging men to pray without anger and women to dress modestly and learn quietly. This divine order, rooted in creation, is not…

Pride is a subtle yet powerful force that can lead us away from God. Using the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3, we explore the origins and consequences of pride. Pride distorts reality, making us believe we can be like God, which separates us from Him. Despite our rebellion, God offers grace and calls us to cultivate humility and trust in His go…

Pastor Jason explores 1 Timothy 2:8-15, addressing the biblical perspective on gender roles within the church. Men are urged to prioritize prayer over disputes, while women are encouraged to focus on godliness and modesty. The sermon highlights the importance of godly authority and submission, emphasizing that true Christian leadership is rooted in…

Pride blinds us to our dependence on God, making us overestimate our importance and distort our view of Him. Psalm 50 reminds us that God desires our thanksgiving, not our sacrifices. Thanksgiving shifts our focus from entitlement to gratitude, humbling us and aligning our hearts with God's will. Recognizing God as our rescuer helps us combat pride…

Send us a text Join Pastor Chad and John Nipp for an unforgettable trip to Uganda, where we visited refugee camps housing South Sudanese refugees and experience the vibrant spirit of a Dinka tribe's church service. Alongside Pastor Stephen from Africa Renewal Ministries, we recount a humorous experience where Pastor Stephen was recruited into the w…

In First Timothy, chapter two, Paul urges us to pray for all people, including those in authority. Prayer is a powerful tool to intercede for others, expressing our love and concern for those who do not yet know Christ. Paul emphasizes that God desires all people to be saved, reminding us that no one is beyond the reach of God's grace. This week, c…

Are you letting pride blind you to the wonders of God's creation? Discover how embracing humility can transform your life and bring you closer to the Creator. #Humility #Faith #GratitudeBy FBC Boerne

This week, Pastor Chad Mason talks about the spiritual sin of pride and how it can lead people to believe they don't need God.By FBC Boerne

Today, we explore the urgent message of Paul's letter to Timothy and examine the historical context of the Ephesian church, the challenges of false teachings, and the Apostle Paul's guidance on upholding sound doctrine. We'll learn about the church's role as the pillar of truth and the importance of godliness in the believer's life.…

Send us a text What does it take to transform the lives of our youth and leaders through mission trips? In this episode, you're about to find out. Join us as Pastor Chad and Pastor Garrett unravel the profound impact of mission trips on young people at FBC. Listen to Garrett’s journey from his early days in part-time ministry at the age of 19 to be…

Discover the transformative power of discipleship and explore what it means to lead others to Jesus and walk alongside them in faith. Learn about the importance of intentional relationships, creating a thirst for the Gospel, and speaking life-changing truths. This message delves into the story of Jesus and the woman at the well, illustrating the im…

As we reflect on Joseph's ability to forgive and the joy it brought him, we are reminded of the lavish grace God offers us through Christ. Pondering this grace, we are encouraged to embrace it wholly, allowing the transformative power of the Gospel to permeate every aspect of our lives.By FBC Boerne

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Despite being sold into slavery, Joseph's journey through dreams, betrayal, and providence leads to a pivotal moment of reconciliation. His willingness to forgive, seeing God's hand in his trials, teaches us the importance of letting go of bitterness and embracing grace in our own lives.By FBC Boerne

Exploring the story of Joseph and his brothers, this message highlights the essence of genuine repentance. It's not just about feeling sorry but also deep sorrow for breaking fellowship with God. Joseph's tests for his brothers reveal their true character, and Judah's self-sacrifice exemplifies true repentance. We are encouraged to examine our hear…

Exploring Genesis 42, we delve into Joseph's tumultuous life, from being sold into slavery to rising as Egypt's second-in-command. This week, Pastor Jason talks about faith, forgiveness, and confronting family issues. We see Joseph's brothers grappling with honesty as they return to Canaan and Jacob's struggle with pessimism. The narrative encourag…

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In this week’s sermon, Pastor Jason Smith continues Joseph's journey toward reconciliation, emphasizing the profound moment when he, now a ruler in Egypt, encounters his brothers who had sold him into slavery years ago. This story from Genesis highlights the themes of forgiveness and divine providence and the critical steps towards reconciliation, …

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Pastor Jason continued our new sermon series on Joseph's life, looking at how Joseph remained faithful to God's promises by forgiving those who wronged him.By FBC Boerne

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Joseph has now spent 13 years of his life in captivity, waiting, not being able to see God’s plans. Like Joseph, we must still trust no matter how dark and confusing the waiting gets; the truth is God has not forgotten, and God will not forget his own. if you are going to look more like Christ, God is going to have to refine you like gold… and that…

Pastor Jason continued our new sermon series on Joseph's life, examining the afflictions Joseph endured and the patience it took for God to fulfill His promise to him.By FBC Boerne

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As we continue our look into the life of Joseph, we see that God delighted to give Joseph wisdom, prosperity, success, and good gifts as a sign of His presence, despite all the trials he endured. We also learn about how the favor and presence of God rests upon our lives as believers as well because we are covered with the righteousness of Christ.…

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Over the summer, we will look in-depth at the life of the Old Testament figure Joseph. Character studies are incredibly beneficial for our walk with Christ. They inspire, instruct, warn, and give us hope. As Joseph is introduced into the story, we immediately see that there is something different about him: He's not caught up in his brother’s evil.…

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Jesus points out that though the gate is narrow and the road is hard, the narrow path is THE way that leads to life. There is no other way. The broad path offers death through fake freedom. The narrow path offers true freedom through narrowness and true life through dying to yourself. Youth Pastor Garrett McCord talks today about the two paths and …

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Today, we look at the story of Nehemiah and how God gave him the power and wisdom to empower the broken people of Jerusalem and rebuild the city wall. We consider the rich spiritual legacy that God is creating through the church. Are you doing your part? Are you building God’s kingdom in the area that he has given you responsibility? We cannot acco…

As we close our Misinformed Identity series, we are going to be looking at not only the tendency within culture to embrace victimhood, but the tendency to allow our sufferings to define us, to become our Identity.By FBC Boerne

This week, we continue with the Misinformed sermon series by looking at how we tend to look for our identity in other people rather than Christ.By FBC Boerne

Pastor Jason addresses misinformed identity from a Biblical perspective… Christ came to redeem, and He is your identity… not your desires; your desires do not define you.By FBC Boerne

Pastor Jason details the five reasons given to us through the scriptures, why we must be courageous to speak truth plainly, and what that means.By FBC Boerne

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