FBC Rowlett

You want JOY? Prioritize your life according to God’s will and you will find it!

In life, we have to learn how to take the good with the bad. This message shows us how God can turn the worst life has to throw at us into a positive!

Too much of a good thing? Not so with LOVE!

God’s love is Patient, Welcoming, and Constant.

This message is part 2 in our series on the parable of the Prodigal Son. The older brother provides us with caution signs in the way we live, and important things for us to remember as well.

Mothers personify diligence. This Mother’s Day, we looked at how we should all take on that characteristic in our daily lives and walk with God.

We are never too bad, too low, too much of a reject to be rejected by God. This sermon speaks of the quality found in Jesus and His redemption!

Far too often we live our lives in fear that God will bring His hand down upon us. The story of Samson reveals that we should be more concerned with God taking His hand off of us. This sermon speaks to God’s great redemption regardless of how far we fall.

Sometimes we get caught in sin, but that does not mean we are stuck in sin.

If you have fallen short, failed, or found yourself lacking, Jesus stands waiting to let you know He is there waiting to Redeem you, just as He redeemed Simon Peter.

Easter changes time, our circumstances, our present, and our future.

In following Jesus’ example we must Lay Down Our Rights, Invest and Invite, Voluntarily Forsake Comfort, Embrace the Call of God on our lives.

Reckless Love is shown in being utterly unconcerned about the consequences of following Jesus.

As followers of Jesus we are to Consider our Christ, Consider our Calling, Consider our Confession.

This message was part of our 40 Days of Prayer and Fasting launch worship service as a church family!

Love is our Reference, Evidence, & Confidence; Love is ours to Commence!

Marriage takes work, hard work! For good relationships, we must Walk through Scripture, Own our relationship, Remember God Instructions, and Keep Christ Central.