FBC Rowlett

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.

This is the first message on the 7 sayings of Jesus from the cross. We look at the Supremacy of Father, Superiority of Forgiveness, and Summit of Folly. "Father, forgive… they don’t know what they’re doing."

We must have a faith that believes, expects, anticipates, and trust God to see us through the storms of life.

Jesus is the Cornerstone that unites, He is our foundation, He the standard.

This parable provides the following acronym for helping our community recover:
Heart for Others
Empowered by the Spirit
Love for Jesus
Persuaded to Act

God works through our weakness, allows our weakness, and makes Himself known through our weakness. This message displays how when we are weak, then we are strong!

We must work to display God, work the works of God, and work the message of God to show what He wants people to see in the storms life brings our way.

When the storm hit, we all needed wisdom. In the midst of looking at the story of Jesus, we see how to respond with wisdom.

The character of Joseph was made evident in his heart of compassion, handle on patience, and head of wisdom. This message sheds light on why God chose Joseph to be the stepfather of Jesus!

Although Mary had relatively nothing to offer God, God took her nothing and changed the world! We too must bring God our nothing, and give Him our everything.

In order to truly tap into the power of Christ we must:
1. Trust Jesus
2. Act like Jesus, and
3. Plan Accordingly

This message is a celebration of what God has done over the past year at FBC Rowlett. There are also strong challenges for our next 12 months! As we enjoy His mighty deeds, we are just warming up for the work He will do in and through us.

God’s love is given and offered, but must be received or rejected by us all. What will we do with Jesus?

God’s Word Is Living and Active, Analyze it. It is Sharp and Piercing, Apply it. God’s Word Is Discerning and Illuminating, Adjust to it

Jesus’ followers thought He was God, His detractors believed Him to think He was God, and Jesus Himself claimed He was God. This message leaves one question, who do you say Jesus is?