Fellowship Bible Church Sermons | Palmyra, WI

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But “the word of the cross...is the power of God.” And, “the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.” (1 Corinthians 1:18, 25) So, in light of that promise, here is our weekly sermon audio.

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Philippians 3:8-14: Living Things Grow

Heart Soul Mind Strength—to love the LORD with more of these areas of our lives, this new year.Today we’re reflecting on the fact that Christian living involves growing. Like steps on a journey or rings in the trunk of a tree, the Christian life involves transformation, progress, growth. And growth, that is, as disciples—guided journeys, cultivated growth.Today’s study is a

Numbers 6:22-27: We can Rest in Jesus

Heart Soul Mind Strength—to love the LORD with more of these areas of our lives, this new year.Today we’re reflecting on what the disciplines of discipleship are truly about—it’s not about reading the Bible, and it’s not about praying—it’s about our relationship with God, resting in who He is, who we are in Him, and this as our overstory-reality.Rest is THE critical d

Mark 5, 6, and 9: Bring Your Problems to Jesus

Heart Soul Mind Strength—to love the LORD with more of these areas of our lives, this new year.Today we reflect on what’s happening in our whole self, in our souls, spirits, minds and with our strength. Today we’re talking about prayer.Prayer is THE critical discipleship skill that helps us identify what we truly think of Jesus’ identity and abilities.

Philippians 4:2-9, Think On These Things

Heart Soul Mind Strength—to love the LORD with more of these areas of our lives, this new year.Today we reflect on what’s happening in our minds. It’s a critical area of spiritual growth.What’s in our minds affects our outlooks; our outlook affects our whole life. Permalink

Psalm 107:32-43, How to Prosper in Everything

The fifth and final section of Psalm 107 weaves all four redemption-stories together in order to give us an extraordinary wisdom. If wisdom is the art of how-to-prosper-in-everything, then this is a critical moment for us as we enter, at this time, a new year soon.Series Title: Advent 2024: Considering the Steadfast Love of the LordPhoto by Ivana Cajina on Unsplash

Psalm 107:23-32, The Storm-Stilling Savior

The fourth redemption-story—the climactic story—that Psalm 107 tells has to do with the another common human condition—that we, through no apparent fault of our own, find ourselves completely and utterly overwhelmed by life, to the point even of death.God is always greater-than, and is able to help us, if we cry out to Him. But how exactly does He help us?That’s the story o

Psalm 107:17-22, Cause for Sacrifices and Songs

The third redemption-story that Psalm 107 tells has to do with the another common human condition—that we make a series of sinful, foolish, decisions, giving in to temptations and desires, and landing ourselves in a place of dependence on something that is afflicting us, and will kill us. We call this addiction, and it can be the most helpless and hopeless condition.That’s wher

Psalm 107:10-16, For Every Rebel

The second redemption-story that Psalm 107 tells has to do with the another common human condition—that we have rebelled against God’s Word and we have reaped the consequences of this.That’s where we all have been, or are, but that’s not where we had to, or have to, remain. Why? That’s the story of Christmas, isn’t it?Series Title: Advent 2024: Considering the Steadfast

Psalm 107:4-9, From Lost to Found, Empty to Full

The first redemption-story that Psalm 107 tells has to do with the common human condition—the state in which we all are, which we gradually recognize as we mature. We are lost, without a home, and with an aching awareness of being empty where we ought to be full.That’s where we all have been, or are, but that’s not where we had to, or have to, remain. Why? That’s the story

Introduction to Psalm 107: Learning to be Light

What we need is a greater knowledge of God’s love. That’s what we need. To be kept. To be blessed.Psalm 107 is an extended contemplation of God’s steadfast and enduring love. This will be our study together through the Advent season, 2024.Series Title: Advent 2024: Considering the Steadfast Love of the LordPhoto by Ivana Cajina on Unsplash Permalin