The Road to Emmaus | 2021-04-05

"The Road to Truth" | 2021-03-28

"The Road into Gethsemane" | 2021-03-21

"The Road to Jerusalem" | 2021-03-14

"Why?" | 2021-02-07

What? | 2021-02-14

"How?" | 2021-02-21

"Who?" | 2021-02-28

"Where?" | 2021-03-07

"Thrive" | 2021-01-31 | In the previous passage, Peter assured believers that Jesus will return to judge the ungodly and rescue his people. In today's passage, he wraps up his letter by encouraging us to thrive in our relationship with the Lord Jesus.

"Second Arrival" | 2021-01-24 | The Bible calls the return of Jesus our "blessed hope." The passage of time and cares of this world tempt us to think it will never happen, but the Spirit reminds us in this passage that the Lord's return is certain.

"Waterless Spring" | 2021-01-17 | Today’s passage is an urgent warning from the apostle Peter: False teachers will rise from within the church! He tells us about the errors and conduct of these false teachers, as well as their ultimate fate.

"Trustworthy" | 2021-01-10 | Can we be certain that the message of Christ is really true? Peter answers this question by pointing to the testimony of the apostles and the testimony of the Old Testament Scriptures.

"The Pursuit of Christ" | 2021-01-03 | 2 Peter was written by the apostle to encourage believers toward mature knowledge of Christ and Christlike living. In this opening section of the epistle, he exhorts us to pursue Christ because of the grace we've been given.

"Romans Review 2" | 2020-11-22 | Romans 1-11 established that everyone is completely dependent on God's gift of righteousness for their relationship with God. We must replace the lies of "good enough" with the truth that grace is enough. Paul uses Romans 12-16 to show how this works in our relationships.

"Romans Review 1" | 2020-11-15 | It is important to return to the big picture of Romans. There is an overall message that Paul means to communicate in chapters1-11, which sets up the theme he will communicate in chapters 12-16. This morning we will put together the theme of chapters 1-11.

"Gospel Erosion" | 2020-11-08 | Paul concludes the book of Romans with a final exhortation: maintain the integrity of the gospel. Forces will enter the church that will erode the gospel that Paul taught in the book. The church must be alert to this erosion and cling to the gospel.

"Crossing Bridges" | 2020-11-01 | Paul continues his conclusion to the book of Romans by greeting people he knows or has heard of. This was a standard part of a letter in Paul's day. But this section of greeting should not be overlooked. It reveals important details of what God is doing in the church.

"Gospel Partnerships" | 2020-10-25 |" Romans 15:22-33 is part of the conclusion to the book of Romans. Paul turns his attention to his future plans and how his plans involve the Christians in Rome. More importantly, he will use his future plans to reinforce the nature of unity in the Body of Christ."

"Gospel Ministry" | 2020-10-19 | As we enter the final section of Romans, the subject matter turns personal. In today's passage, Paul writes about his ministry, which gives us a view of the work of the triune God.

"Living Proof" | 2020-10-11 | Romans 15:1-13 wraps up the main body of Romans. Paul continues his exhortations about relating to one another when we disagree on debatable issues. He also takes us back to the first section of Romans, showing the interconnection between our relationships with one another and the gospel.

The Wrongs of Rights | 2020-10-04 | Romans 14:1-12 encourages us not to allow disputable issues to create disunity. The Apostle Paul follows that up by challenging the Roman readers to put the spiritual welfare of others ahead of their own preferences.

"Living with Gray" | 2020-09-27 | Paul turns to another way that believers must be transformed. One of the major sources of division between Christians is our opinions on issues where Scripture is not clear. Paul shows that believers must value unity with one another more than their own opinions on disputable issues.

"All We Need is Love | 2020-09-20 | Paul continues to describe what it looks like to be transformed by God. In the final verses of chapter 13, Paul shows that a transformed person is obligated to love every person God brings into their lives.

Civil Disobedience | 2020-09-13 | In chapter 12, Paul starts to give careful instruction for how to live transformed by the gospel. He starts chapter 13 with a brief discussion of how a transformed life relates to government. This is natural since Romans was written to a church located in the heart of authority for the vast Roman Empire.

"The Real Thing" | 2020-09-06 | Romans 12:3-8 focuses on Christians living and working in unity with one another. They understand that each Christian depends completely on grace. Romans 12:9-21 describes the love and goodness that grows in such a fellowship and overflows to the world outside.

"Mosaic" | 2020-08-30 | At the beginning of Romans 12, Paul instructed believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices and to be transformed by the renewal of our minds. In today’s text, he shows how those truths work themselves out in the area of spiritual gifts.

"Mind: Your Business" | 2020-08-16 | Romans 12 starts the next major section of Romans. Paul begins to show ways to apply the truths he taught in the first eleven chapters. Application is not just what we do. Paul first addresses the need to change how we think. Everything else follows from the renewing of our mind.

"A Glorious Mystery" | 2020-08-09 | In today’s passage, Paul wraps up his teaching about Israel and their place in God’s plan. He reveals a mystery that explains why they are resistant to the gospel and how that is a means of His mercy.

Todd Malone teaching "Faith, Fear, or Pride"

Second Week of online-only worship with Pastor Slade preaching the Word.

Join us for easter this year at Fellowship Bible Church in Longview, Texas.

Worship for Palm Sunday, 2020

Joy Comes with the Morning | 2020-08-24 | Life can be divided into three seasons. In one season, life is good. In general, things are working the way we expect them to work. God's blessings are evident. Often this is followed by a season of Disorientation when life seems chaotic. Think 2020. God takes us through Disorientation to a New Orientation. Our view of ourselves, God, and life with God mature. Psalm 30 is about God taking David from Disorientation to a New Orientation.

A stand-alone sermon | "A God-sworn promise" | 2020-12-27 | Hard times can weaken our faith in Christ. Doubts about his faithfulness creep in to our souls and tempt us to drift away from him. Today's passage gives us powerful reasons to hold fast to our hope in Christ.