Fellowship General Baptist Church

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks on the subject of fear.  We all have fears or phobias in life.  What fears are you able to really overcome?  God did not give us the spirit of fear or timidity.  We must learn to trust in Him fully to accomplish what He wants for us.  Byron recites a story of an American soldier in Afghanistan on the brink of death who has to trust an unknown person to live.  A useful message for understanding how to overcome fear and rely on the Lord.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks once more on Jonah.  Jonah really had a troubled view of the people he was called to minister - the Ninevites.  Jealousy and negativity were two strong components to the emotions Jonah displayed regarding the grace of God.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks about and underlying theme in the book of Jonah.  Jonah used passive-aggressive behavior in his dealings with God.  The human element of Jonah is displayed as he really evokes his selfish control over the situation.  Lack of motivation, refusal for obedience are some of the dynamics as he really sets forth "intentional ineffectiveness".  The story about Jonah is rich with lessons on obedience and selflessness. 

Senior Pastor Byron Beck continues his series on Jonah.  We can identify with what Jonah experienced so many years ago.  What type of whale has swallowed you up lately?  What kind of storm have you been experiencing in life?  We find that Jonah prayed an unusual prayer while in the fish - a prayer of thanksgiving.  Lots to learn in this valuable message for life.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck continues the series on Jonah.  We must be aware that there are many hazards inherent in running from God.  There is collateral damage, risk of being too prideful and selfish and, most important, the destruction that disobedience to God causes.  We must answer the call to follow Him wherever He leads and live our lives in humility.

Associate Pastor Nathan Coleman speaks on dealing with life's trials and losses along the way.  Eventually we will find ourselves in the pit.  What's our solution?  Where do we turn?  The Psalmist David writes about his pit experience and helps us see that God is interested in helping us when we truly need Him.  We too can have a "new song" experience as we are raised out of the pit.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks on the first installment of the series JONAH with Running From God.  We can learn so much from Jonah.  When God told Jonah to go to Ninevah, Jonah refused Him and became very angry.  How many times have we turned from God and refused to do what He expected of us?  A sermon about truth and following after God fully.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks on sermon five of the series "God's Masterpiece" dealing with our focus.  What is your focus in life?  Today, there are so many distractions.  From media to sports, we hardly allow any time for God to be our focus.  How can we flourish in life if we are so overloaded with consuming outlets?  He needs our attention to work in, on and through us.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks once again on the series "God's Masterpiece".  This time we take a look at how the mind is so powerfully influential in our daily lives.  If we could 'take captive our thoughts', as Paul states we could control so much of what becomes our actions.  How we live out our days is reflective of this inner process and is either in correlation or conflict with how God designed us.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck continues the life-changing series "God's Masterpiece" with a look at our desire in life.  Do we serve with the gifts we are given because we want to or have to?  There's a huge difference in these motives.  If we truly love the Lord and want to glorify His name, we will want to bring Him honor in our serving.  We will desire to do His work.  A pulse check for us all.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks on spiritual growth in the series "God's Masterpiece".  In order to be effective for Christ, we must find what fits and go with it.  What is natural for you and me is a good indicator of what God has designed us to be.  This message encourages us to find our learning pathway and seek to flourish for our Creator.

Associate Pastor Keith Woodruff begins a series God's Masterpiece with the first message all about what it means to really flourish or languish in life.  God has designed each of us in a special and unique way to do certain things in certain ways.  If we deviate from that plan, we languish.  However, if we follow the plan God designed in us, we can flourish.  What kind of life do you lead?

Pastor Beck speaks on the first of two in a series called Judgment.  So much of this topic has to do with trust.  Do we trust God enough to allow him to rule over everything and everyone?  Scripture tells us explicitly that judging others for their wrongdoings is not our job, it is God's.  We need to pray that God gives us mercy in our dealings with others.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks about how we can be saboteurs of others in their spiritual walk.  We must love people where they are at in life.  Many times we are quick to judge someone based on what we perceive, but God wants us to love them no matter what.  We can stifle progress for those seeking God on their level.

Pastor Byron Beck delivers the fourth message in the series CLAY.  He challenges us all to never allow Satan to make you think you're useless for God.  God used Moses to do great things for His people despite the doubts and problems with self-worth he had at the time.  One of the greatest obstacles can be ourselves.  Self-esteem can be a great barrier keeping us from doing what God wants.  Another great sermon on the theme of allowing God to shape our lives.  Download all of this series today!

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks again on the series CLAY with an installment about understanding that our moments of failure are grand opportunities to grow spiritually.  God can reshape us to be more effective when we learn from failure and continue forward in our journey.  We must also never quit because of our failings.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks once again in the series CLAY about trying to avoid allowing our failures to define us.  God can take any mess we've made and make something beautiful out of it.  The message continues along the path of allowing the Lord (the Potter) to sculpt us and mold us into His work of worthiness.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks on the first installment of the series - Clay.  This Easter Sunday sermon audio begins the journey as we look at how God can use our messiness.  He has a plan for everyone that is willing to submit to Him.  The Clay series deals with content largely based on Mike Yaconelli's Messy Spirituality book.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck concludes the series on Atonement with a message dealing with sacrifice.  To really advance the kingdom of Christ one has to sacrifice.  Giving is great, but giving when it hurts is kingdom advancing.  To truly become one with Christ (Atonement) is to be like Him as we sacrifice all that we can.

Senior Pastor Byron Beck speaks about most important element of our lives - grace.  If it weren't for grace, we would all be facing our end.  Grace is so vital to our walk with the Lord.  Listen and learn about grace extended to you and how grace needs to be extended to others.  The 2nd installment to the series "Atonement".