Search and browse every sermon preached at FBC Artesia — by book, speaker, series, or topic.
Search titles and transcripts. Try a passage like “John 3” or a topic like “prayer”.
6 sermons found
This sermon explores Genesis 39, highlighting Joseph's unyielding faithfulness to God amidst various life seasons. By examining Joseph's responses through blessing, temptation, and unjust suffering, it demonstrates how God's continuous presence sustains believers through every circumstance.
This sermon addresses the connection between our hearts and our finances, emphasizing that how we steward our money is a direct reflection of our devotion to Christ. Grounded in Matthew 6 and other New Testament passages, it calls believers to give regularly, sacrificially, and joyfully to support pastoral ministry, local church functions, and global missions.
This sermon, based on Proverbs 4, urges listeners to "get on and stay on the path of wisdom" as it leads to eternal life. It highlights the generational responsibility of parents and the church to teach God's wisdom, contrasting the bright path of the righteous with the dark path of the wicked. The sermon emphasizes guarding one's heart, avoiding temptation, and receiving wisdom from others, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ as the embodiment of divine wisdom and the only way to true life.
This sermon on 1 Peter 5:5-7 explores two essential dimensions of humility in the Christian life: humility towards one another and humility towards God. It emphasizes submitting to elders, serving fellow believers, and casting all anxieties on God, knowing that He opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble and cares deeply for His people. The message encourages believers to embrace gospel-driven humility, trust in God's timing and plan, and actively fight against pride in all aspects of life.
This sermon outlines three key expectations for a pastor: to set a godly example, to pay close attention to the public reading, exhortation, and teaching of God's Word, and to exhort the church family with purity and love. The preacher emphasizes that faithful adherence to these responsibilities not only fosters personal growth and maturity but also serves as a means through which God saves both the pastor and the hearers. Ultimately, the sermon calls the congregation to also embody godliness and love, treating each other as family, because biblical truth is meant to strengthen familial bonds within the church.
