FBC Rowlett

Listen to this passage to hear how Jesus wants us to treat others so they can be led towards the narrow path of righteousness.

The ability to live for God is only one conversation away. This passage tackles this passage within the context of the Sermon on the Mount.

This passage is one of the most misunderstood, misquoted passages in all the Bible. Listen to see what "do not judge" really means!

Life is crazy! Living without worry and anxiety is nearly impossible. This sermon tackles this topic in order for us to live out our righteousness in and for Christ!

What we treasure most occupies our hearts and controls our lives. As followers of Christ, we must seek Christ above everything else!

Fasting is going without to seek God’s guidance as we focus on a greater issue at hand. Jesus expects His followers to fast, and this message provides a clear explanation of why we fast.

This sermon is a look at what Jesus has to say about getting our giving aligned with God’s will so we can please Him. After the sermon, there is an impromptu testimony from David Kerr who shared his giving testimony before he prayed over our offering.

As Christians, it just makes sense for us to love others! It is uncommon in this world, but Christ calls us to be different so we can make a difference for Him! May we all show love to those around us.

In order to be like Jesus we must forgo our personal rights and retaliate with the love, grace, mercy, and forgiveness given to us by our Savior.

Acceptable Gifts: Giving that delights the heart of the Father

Our ability to tell the truth reveals much about our integrity, and our integrity matters! This sermon addresses Jesus famous words, "let your yes be yes and your no be no."

Divorce destroys lives, and as believers we must focus on Jesus the "true marriage glue" to have the marriages God intends!

We must trade the rubbish of our flesh and this world for the pure blessings of God!

In order to Annihilate Anger, settle disputes quickly, thoroughly, and purely!

In life we have to decide that which we are committed to. Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection show He was fully committed to our redemption. Now lies the question, what are you committed to?

Jesus’ Perfect Work of redemption was finished in the past, it is still finished in the present, it will remain finished!

Jesus was a Man, the Fulfillment of Prophecy, and the true Passover Lamb.

Jesus was forsaken so our sins could be forgiven. These words from Christ on the cross are powerful, impactful, and eternity changing.