Faith Fellowship Church Sermons - Clarence NY

Are there steps to affair proofing a marriage? Is there a program that can keep me from falling into the trap of adultery? Adultery is prevalent in American marriages today. Because of this prevailing condition of marriage, we must look at our...

A recent study released by the Barna Group shows that the number of married adults who divorce is the same for born-again Christians as for those who are not born-again. The professing church is doing relationships the same way the world is, yet...

Have you ever recognized the danger of unfruitfulness in formalized religion? In this parable, although the fig tree appeared to be ready to bear fruit, Jesus pronounces that it never will again. Christians must guard against hypocrisy.

This marks the last phase of Jesus' ministry as he enters Jerusalem. Jesus is teaching His disciples regarding future events. He knew the "pinnacle of history", the Great Atonement was imminent.

Lessons from the blind beggar. When approaching Christ, come needy, grateful and loyal.

The need for prestige breeds selfishness, self-confidence, disunity. Are you grateful or greedy? Do you sacrifice unity or yourself? Are you self-confident or God-confident?

Do you follow Christ where He leads, even if you'd rather not go?

What are the ramifications of not recognizing the spiritual battle we are in? Remember, Satan is our common enemy. How do we resist the devil to grow in godliness?

Have you ever used the word "steward" in referring to yourself? The Church: committed to Christ; committed to character; committed to community and committed to praise.

How do you measure success? Is wealth a blessing or a curse? The Bible says that God's way up is down. The disciples celebrated their total dependence on Christ.

What impresses you? God or gold? Jesus answers the rich, young ruler with true compassion and addresses his root sin and his true need; single-hearted allegiance and devotion to God.

The Bible teaches that children are a blessing, not a burden. May we as a church never become too busy for children. This passage shows us Jesus' act of loving acceptance of these precious little ones. He receives and blesses them.

Jesus sets out on his final journey to Jerusalem during which He deals with a number of issues, the first one being divorce.

How cognizant are you of deterring or impeding a young Christian in their relationship with Christ? Are you a stumbling block to other believers? If we are yielded to God and His Word, we will display genuine sacrificial service that honors God.

The disciples are exclusionists, Jesus is an inclusionist! Jesus declares people as outsiders only after they've taken a stand against Him. Anyone else is invited to become an insider.

Spiritual riches abound to and out of the lowly, not the proud. Here, the disciples completely miss the boat and argue about who is the greatest among them, acting like they do not understand the things of God.

The only biblical grounds for assurance of salvation is faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ, evidenced by a changed life.

The disciples still hadn't perceived the fact that the death and resurrection of Christ would be the central theme of the Gospel. Amid the suffering of the cross, do you walk in heavenly hope?

Jesus desired to reveal that He would suffer and die, as many of them would, but that glory awaits those who are persecuted for the cause of Christ.

Warning: Cross-carrying isn't a feel good message! Cross-carrying involves dying to self, coupled with a personal commitment to following Christ.