FBCMF Sermons

As we head into this new apologetic series about how our faith holds up under scrutiny, Dr. Ross Chandler explains how the Bible came to be and what it's history is important to us.

There was a very specific thing that God has called us to do, and He did so from a hilltop.

What does the Bible have to say about worship?

Dr. Vang references the Beatitudes as we consider the pursuit of life, love, and happiness.

There are times when God calls to us from the mountain and it is usually accompanied by a call to be better because of it.

God's desire is for us to be better, but it's a process and it's rarely an easy one.

This week, Dr. Preben Vang uses the importance of God meeting us right where we are and providing for us in those moments.

Join us as Dr. Vang of Truett Theological Seminary helps us to meet Jesus in the Hill Country.

When you think of "worshiping" what comes to mind?

Holiness is something that God calls us to but how often do we try to attain it?

As we continue to Discover First, it's imperative that we see the importance of taking the truth and glory of God to those who need to hear it.

This morning, our Children's Pastor Nichole Sims delivers a powerful message about the importance of learning Truth and ways that you can do that right here at First.

Easter Sunday means nothing without Good Friday. Today we reflect on the death the proceeds His resurrection.

Why did Aslan make the deal he did with the White Witch and what can that show us about Jesus' decision to die in our place?

What is the role of the pastor in your church? What kind of authority do they... or SHOULD they?

C.S. Lewis uses the White witch as an allegory for the Devil and there is much to be learned about him from her actions.

Do you take time to think about the realm beyond our own? Have you pondered the thought that we are closer to Heaven than we think? Tear back the veil and experience the supernatural as we step Into the Wardrobe.

The Church has long had things to speak into the world around us, but we are quickly losing the weight of our words. Though the microphone may be removed, the importance of our voice remains.

The Church has long had things to speak into the world around us, but we are quickly losing the weight of our words. Though the microphone may be removed, the importance of our voice remains.

We continue the conversation on understanding the reality of sin and the consequence of their sin is important to a Christian's faith journey.

Understanding the reality of sin and the consequence of their sin is important to a Christian's faith journey.

Join us for our new video series/podcast where Dr. Ross Chandler answers clarifying questions about our current sermon series, "We Believe".

In part two of our series called "We Believe", we ask the question, "Did I choose God or did God choose me?"

Join us for our new video series/podcast where Dr. Ross Chandler answers clarifying questions about our current sermon series, "We Believe".

As a kickoff to our new series, and theme for this year, Dr. Ross Chandler examines what we believe to be truth in regards to the Trinity and God, Himself.

Dr. Ross Chandler conveys the vision that God has laid on the hearts of the staff for 2019 and beyond.

Though often a taboo subject to bring up, tithing is not only Biblical but beneficial to both the giver and receiver. Sr. Pastor Ross Chandler shares with us the importance of tithing and issues what we are calling the "Tithing Challenge' to our local church body.

O Come O Come Emmanuel

We hope you are blessed by Week 2 of our Love Your Neighbor sermon series. Join us as we continue to hear from Sr. Pastor Dr. Ross Chandler on what it means to love those around us.

This week starts mission's month here at FBCMF.org! In week 1, Sr. Pastor Dr. Ross Chandler teaches on the importance of the art of practicing how we love our neighbors and how that makes it second nature when the times comes to do so.

In light of the recent flooding of the Llano River, Sr. Pastor, Dr. Ross Chandler, shows us the importance of even the smallest amount of faith in God to overcome our tragedy.