Fellowship General Baptist Church

Real commitment takes two things: Positive steps towards a goal and dealing decisively by burning up anything that can take you away from that goal.  We must leave behind and get rid of those things that draw us back into our old ways.  A message on moving forward and making changes in our lives as we walk with God.

When our identity is wrapped up in our possessions, our sexuality, our nationalism or our relationships, we fail to follow Christ and make Him our identity.  To follow Him, we must let go of things that captivate our passion.  Just as the young ruler experienced, we are faced with sacrificing ourselves to be a real disciple.  Where do you find your identity?

The mind is amazing.  You can decide to be pure or not in all that you think, feel and do.  Your life is tied to these decisions.  And even those around you can be affected by your choices that all start in your mind.  It is a battlefield where resolutions begin and end.  What will you choose to do this year?

So much of what Jesus is all about is the opposite of the way our world works.  The gospel works from the inside out as it changes people in this manner.

We usually don't address the question of why Jesus came to earth as a baby so long ago.  The words, "For unto you a Savior is born", is so important for all of us.  Why did He come?  A unique Christmas message.

We are all born needing a Savior.  The depravity of man is something that is part of our reality.  Jesus being born into this world means that God has given a way for us to deal with this depravity or brokenness.

A message on trust.  God is the most trustworthy One we can depend on in this life.  Message deliverd by Dr. Ron Black.

Meekness is often confused with a whimpy kind of term.  It really is power under control.  Jesus taught and even exemplified being a servant with much power to convict those around him.  Many times, one cannot argue with goodness.  If we are to be like Jesus and become a strong witness, we must submit ourselves to serving others.  Our goodness will point to our God.  Meekness is a challenging characteristic to put on, but extrememly effective in winning souls for Christ and loving as Jesus would have us love.

One of the most convicting stories from the Bible regarding Jesus was when He stopped accusers from stoning an adultress woman.  The powerful statement He made at that time was, "Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her".  This confrontation is disturbing even today when we think about how unworthy we are of making judgment on others.  A great message that points once again to the power of Jesus and His words.

First installment of the series Jesus Says.  One principle that Jesus stood for and talked about was for us to treat others as we would want to be treated.  This behavior is many times backwards to how the world would commonly treat others.

Mask wearing isn't just something we do for fun this time of year.  Mask wearing is all too often the common thing to do.  We pretend to be something we're not to compensate for something deep inside or we conceal because we're afraid of being found out.  The truth of the matter is that God knows us.  And, He wants us to be authentic before Him and those around us.  What kind of mask could you be wearing?  Are you needing to confess some wrongs and become restored through Christ?  End the hypocrisy and tear down the barriers between you and God.

We're seeing our culture in this world shift from seeing Christianity as positive and real to less significant and negative.  The need to be an influence and truly be the light in this world is greater than ever for us in this country and is increasingly becoming needed.  Are you ready for a test?  Are you willing to stand up for your faith?  In Christ there is hope for those who love Him.

For some reason, we are all hard wired to think that we've got to work to be right with God.  The truth is that the work has already been done by Jesus.  We are saved by grace.  And, it's out of this wonderful grace that we should want to make sacrifices and serve the Lord.

A look at two unique types of families.  One, being a minister and teacher led family and the other, being a blended family as a result of divorce.  Both share their highs and lows and give perspective on how they have handled these with the help and leadership of God.  The final installment of Healthy Families.

The raising of a family is so important to God.  Does discipleship enter into the home with you and yours?  The first of a series with interviews of families about this subject matter.

If you are a follower of Jesus, you are in the body of Christ.  The church is the body of Christ.  We must act like it, loving the world around us just as Jesus did.  A special day of worship on THE NATIONAL BACK TO CHURCH SUNDAY at Fellowship Church.

In a world of cynicism and negatvism, there's still hope for the church.  God's not done yet.  We can still be A CITY ON A HILL that shines for all to see.  This message is all about living for Christ in such a way that the world takes notice and, in the end, worships Him as a result.  Are you living like a city on a hill?

What is a real man like?  Many do not seem to fully know.  The Bible tells us a lot about the qualities of a real man - a man that God is pleased with.  Some men are over-manly yet some are under-manly in the context of what our culture defines one to be.  Yet, meekness, gentleness, kindness and humbleness are not the most manly of qualities in our culture.  This message lays out the dangers of an ill-defined manliness and challenges us to take on Godly characteristics.

There is a tendency for men to revert back to boyhood with certain activities and judgment especially when that man has a lack of vision for his life.  This message is a call for men to be Godly and lead their families.  It is a message that exposes a problem and challenges all men to be real men of God.  Based on the research and teachings of David Murrow.

The start of a series to evaluate and understand better why our churches are seeing fewer men attend and serve.  This message looks at how awkward and negative we have made our church experience for men.  It poses the question, "What should we do at our church to be more effective in reaching and retaining men?" and makes a challenge to make strides to do so.  Based on David Murrow's research and teachings.