Fellowship Bible Church Sermons
Bulletin for September 13, 2026
Sep 10, 2026—
September 13, 2026 AM.https://www.fbcaa.org/Docs/bulletins/September132026.pdf
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Hosted by Fellowship Bible Church · religion · EN-US · 500 episodes
Pastor Matt Postiff and colleagues teach the Bible verse-by-verse from the FBC pulpit.
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September 13, 2026 AM.https://www.fbcaa.org/Docs/bulletins/September132026.pdf
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Various September 2, 2026 PM. The book of Proverbs offers us many incentives to be truthful, and to put away lying lips. The idea of "truth" in Proverbs--and all of Scripture-- is not relative to one's opinion, circumstances, or culture. Truth is what is revealed in God's Word. We learn that God delights in the truth, and so do those who are recipients of truthful speech. Truth is also irrefutable and necessary for upholding the testimony of the who are just and innocent. Truthfulness arises from a heart that is pure and undefiled. Lying, on the other hand, exposes the sinful and evil intents of the heart. Those who lie are detestable in the sight of others and will only bring shame and ruin upon themselves.
Fellowship Bible Church Sermons
2 Corinthians 12:1-13 August 30, 2026 AM. Paul gives the church three more reasons to accept his apostolic authority and teaching. They center on God and God’s work in Paul, not in Paul himself. He explains that God gave him a heavenly vision, that God gave him a thorn to keep him humble, and God also permitted him to exercise apostolic signs. His emphasis is on weakness because God's power is very evident in human weakness. For these reasons, the Corinthians should give Paul a good hearing.
Fellowship Bible Church Sermons
Various August 30, 2026 SS. Pastor Postiff briefly discussed the matter of doctrine unites. He gave a number of reasons why this is true in rebuttal to some in evangelical circles who content that doctrine divides. He also spoke on the topic of Christian character, particularly the virtue of faithfulness. The idea of faithfulness is a critical one in Christian theology and practice. The purpose of this lesson is to encourage us to be faithful in the things God wants us to do. Without faithfulness, we will not have a functional family or church family.
Fellowship Bible Church Sermons
James 1:1-5:20 August 26, 2026 PM. James wrote this pastoral letter to Jewish Christians scattered outside of Israel to encourage them to live with a credible Christian testimony so as to demonstrate true faith rather than mere lip-service to Jesus. James tells his readers and us that good works are evidence of real faith. A lack of good works is evidence of spurious faith.
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