Fellowship Baptist Church

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Each week on the Fellowship Baptist Church podcast, you’ll hear preaching and teaching from Lead Pastor Tony Liuzzo or a FBC pastor. Get practical, relevant, biblical perspectives on topics that matter to you. Visit us at www.fbc.family.

  1. 6d ago

    The Conclusion (Rebellion & Redemption: Lesson 11)

    Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​​Judges 17-21 (Judges 2:11-19; 17:1-13; 21:25; 18:1-2, 14-17 & 24-29; 19:4-9 & 16-30; 20:12-13; 21:5, 10-14 & 19-21; John 4:23-24; Acts 4:12; Exodus 20:3-5; Matthew 28:20; Hebrews 13:5; 2 Timothy 3:16-17)   It started with stolen silver and a homemade god. It ends with a nation tearing itself apart. ​L​et's finish the book of Judges with some of the darkest chapters in the Bible. The warning couldn't be more relevant today: When everyone does what is right in their own eyes, nobody is safe. Come see how it all ends and what God calls us to do instead.   Series description: The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.   Rebellion & Redemption: A Study in Judges The Conclusion (Lesson 11)   ​I. Chapter 17: Micah's Shrine II. Chapter 18: Dan's Idolatry III. Chapter 19: Gibeah's Evil ​IV. Chapter 20: Civil War V. Chapter 21: Sinful Solutions   Illustration #1: Judges 17-21 Overview   Lesson 11 - Notes

  2. Oct 25

    Purposefully Singing (CHURCH ON FIRE — Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church)

    Pastor Aaron Roberts (Worship Pastor) - Acts 2:7-13 & 41-47; Ephesians 5:17-21; Psalm 95:1-2; 96:1-3; 100:1-2; 147:1; 150:1-6; 1 Corinthians 10:31; Colossians 3:12-17 Why do we sing in church? What does it do? And does it really matter if I participate? In this bonus sermon from the Church on Fire series, we explore the importance of singing in the life of the church and discover how we can sing on purpose. A church on fire sings!   Series description: ​What if I told you that God created something to help us face life's challenges, engage in spiritual warfare, strengthen our families, discover our purpose, and live the life He intended for us? Wouldn't that become a priority? The good news is that God did create something that accomplishes all of this...the church.​ Before you dismiss that idea, let's clarify what we mean by "church." We're not talking about buildings, programs, traditions, or religious routines. We're talking about the church as God designed it. When the church functions according to God's plan, it is powerful, effective, life-changing, and essential. Yet many people view it as optional because they have never experienced what the church was meant to be. It's time to go back to the original blueprint. Let's examine God's purpose for the church and discover how it not only transforms individual lives but was designed to impact families, communities, and ultimately the world.   ​CHURCH ON FIRE: Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church "Purposefully Singing"   1. A God Glorifying Church Sings 2. A Christ-Centered Church Sings A. God is holy B. we are sinners C. Jesus save us D. Jesus sends us 3. A Spirit-Filled Church Sings 4. An Edify Church Sings = A CHURCH ON FIRE SINGS

  3. Oct 21

    Samson - Part 2 (Rebellion & Redemption: Lesson 10)

    Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Judges 15-16 (Judges 15:1-20; 16:1-10, 15-17 & 21-31; Galatians 6:7; Jeremiah 29:11; John 10:10; Matthew 5:28; Proverbs 26:11; Hebrews 11:25 & 32; James 1:15; 1 John 1:9-10)   How does someone with so much potential end up losing so much? Samson’s downfall didn’t happen overnight. It began with small compromises, ignored warnings, and the belief that he could handle whatever came his way. Samson is a lot like us in so many ways. We play with sin, thinking we’re okay. Then, one day, it catches up with us. Samson’s life ended tragically because he lived outside the boundaries of God’s plan for him. But life doesn’t have to end this way!   Bible Study Series: The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.   Rebellion & Redemption: A Study in Judges Samson - Part 2 (Lesson 10)   ​I. Samson returns to a broken marriage II. Samson burns the Philistines' fields III. Revenge leads to more violence IV. Judah surrenders Samsoon to the enemy V. The Spirit empowers Samson to win the battle VI. Samson's weakness drive him to prayer VII. Samson judges Israel VIII. Samson visits Gaza A. Samson pursues a sinful relationship B. the Philistines plan to kill him C. Samson escapes with the city gates IX. Samson epic fail X. God's grace and redemption   Lesson 10 - Notes

  4. Oct 18

    God Trusting (CHURCH ON FIRE — Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church)

    Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Acts 16 (Psalms 22:28; 107:1; Hebrews 13:5-6; Acts 7:49; 16:5-7, 9-10, 13-16 & 22-34) Have you ever followed God and still felt like everything was falling apart? Paul and Silas were obeying His call when they found themselves beaten and imprisoned. But God was working through their unexpected circumstances to change lives. Discover how to trust God through divine interruptions, worship in the midst of struggles, and believe that He is working even when His plan doesn’t make sense.   Series description: ​What if I told you that God created something to help us face life's challenges, engage in spiritual warfare, strengthen our families, discover our purpose, and live the life He intended for us? Wouldn't that become a priority? The good news is that God did create something that accomplishes all of this...the church.​ Before you dismiss that idea, let's clarify what we mean by "church." We're not talking about buildings, programs, traditions, or religious routines. We're talking about the church as God designed it. When the church functions according to God's plan, it is powerful, effective, life-changing, and essential. Yet many people view it as optional because they have never experienced what the church was meant to be. It's time to go back to the original blueprint. Let's examine God's purpose for the church and discover how it not only transforms individual lives but was designed to impact families, communities, and ultimately the world.   ​CHURCH ON FIRE: Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church "God Trusting"   3 facts 1. God is always good 2. God is always with us 3. God is always in control   Trust God... I. when He changes your plans II. when obedience gets difficult III. when you cannot see what He is doing IV. to work through your circumstances A. the interruption was a set-up by God B. the interruption was an opportunity from God   Illustration #1: Pastor Tony & Morgan Liuzzo in front of a roller coaster   Illustration #2: Kingda Ka Roller Coaster (at Six Flags)

  5. Oct 14

    Samson - Part 1 (Rebellion & Redemption: Lesson 9)

    Pastor Aaron Roberts (Worship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​Judges 10-12 (Judges 10:1-18; 11:1-11 & 14-40; 12:1-7; Isaiah 45:5; John 14:6; Hebrews 12:6-7; Matthew 7:8-11; 1 John 1:8)   We come to the story of the most famous judge in the book of Judges! He could tear a lion apart, but could he control his own desires? Samson’s story begins with a miraculous birth, a God-given purpose, and incredible potential. Yet compromise begins pulling him in the wrong direction. Let's study this story and discover together how our everyday choices shape what we do with everything God has given us.   Summer Teaching Series: The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.   Rebellion & Redemption: A Study in Judges Samson - Part 1 (Lesson 9)   Judges 13 I. Israel sins...again II. God announces an unexpected birth III. Manoah seeks instructions for raising the child IV. God reveals the wonder of His presence A. Manoah offers hospitality B. the angel directs the offering to the Lord C. Manoah asks the angel's name D. the Lord confirms His presence through a miraculous sign E. Manoah recognizes the visitor's identity V. Manoah's wife answers fear with God's revealed purpose A. Manoah fears that they will die B. his wife reasons from what God has done VI. God begins preparing Samson for service A. God fulfills the promise of a son B. the Spirit of the Lord begins moving him   Judge 14 I. Samson chooses according to what he sees A. Samson sees a Philistine woman B. Samson demands that his parents arrange the marriage C. his parents challenge the choice D. God is working through the situation II. Samson experiences strength from the Spirit of the Lord A. Samson encounters a young lion B. The Spirit of the Lord empowers him III. Samson conceals the source of the honey A. Samson continues pursuing the marriage B. he returns and examines the lion's carcass C. he takes the honey and eats it IV. Samson throws a party A. Samson holds a wedding feast B. thirty companions join him C. Samson proposes a wager D. Samson gives the riddle E. the guys cannot solve it V. Threats and emotional pressure expose the answer A. the companions threaten Samson's wife B. Samson's wife pressures him for the answer C. the guys give Samson answer VI. Samson's anger leads to conflict with the Philistines A. the Spirit of the Lord again empowers Samson B. his wife is given to his companion   Lesson 9 - Notes

  6. Oct 11

    I Didn't See It Coming (First Responders Appreciation & Family Day)

    Pastor Chris Andrews (Associate Pastor) - Proverbs 22:3 (Proverbs 22:3; 27:1; James 4:14; Romans 3:10; 10:13; 13:14; Hebrews 9:27; 1 Thessalonians 2:13; John 1:14; 3:16; Luke 19:10; 2 Corinthians 6:2) What if the one thing you never saw coming changed everything? Life can change in an instant. No matter how careful we are or how much we prepare, some moments catch us completely off guard. But there's one moment every person will face—and surprisingly, many are unprepared for it. We will explore a powerful truth from Proverbs 22:3 and a question we all need to consider: If we go to such great lengths to prepare for the unexpected in life, why do we so often overlook preparing for eternity? Discover how Jesus Christ offers hope, forgiveness, and the assurance that even when we don't know what tomorrow holds, we can be ready for what comes next.   I Didn't See It Coming   I. Nobody can see everything coming 2. There is a way to see what's coming 3. Get ready today   Illustration #1​: The Funeral of Deputy Daniel "Weston" Sherrer (Morrow County)   Illustration #2​: The Funeral of Deputy Daniel "Weston" Sherrer (Morrow County)   Illustration #3​: The Funeral of Deputy Daniel "Weston" Sherrer (Morrow County)

  7. Oct 7

    Jephthah (Rebellion & Redemption: Lesson 8)

    Pastor Aaron Roberts (Worship Pastor) - ​​​​​​​​​​​​Judges 10-12 (Judges 10:1-18; 11:1-11 & 14-40; 12:1-7; Isaiah 45:5; John 14:6; Hebrews 12:6-7; Matthew 7:8-11; 1 John 1:8)   As the book of Judges goes on, the deliverers of Israel become more and more flawed. The judge whose story is told in Judges 10-12, Jephthah, is no different. Thankfully, God is faithful even near the bottom of the spiral downward. The story of Jephthah cries out of a better savior, a better deliverer - King Jesus!   Summer Teaching Series: The book of Judges tells the story of Israel during one of the darkest periods in its history. Again and again, God's people turned from Him, experienced the consequences of their sin, cried out for help, and were graciously delivered through the judges God raised up. Join us for this 11-week study as we explore the major people, events, and themes of Judges, discovering God's unwavering faithfulness in the midst of human failure and seeing how the book ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, our true Deliverer and King.   Rebellion & Redemption: A Study in Judges Jephthah (Lesson 8)   ​I. There is no other God II. The consequences of compromise III. The cosmic vending machine IV. Salvation despite themselves V. The bottom of the spiral   Lesson 8 - Notes   Illustration #1: The Wishing Well Coin Race    Illustration #2: Israel During the Period of Judges

  8. Oct 4

    Generously Giving (CHURCH ON FIRE — Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church)

    Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - Acts 2:44-45; 4:31-32 & 34-35; 9:15; 11:29-30; 17:6; John 3:16; Matthew 6:1 & 20-21; 24:3 & 12; 25:14-21 & 23-26; Mark 12:43-44; 14:9; Luke 6:38; 12:48; 1 Corinthians 4:2; 16:2; Colossians 1:18; 2 Corinthians 9:6 Ever wonder why the book of Acts is called “Acts”? The book of Acts is the story of the disciples living out what Jesus taught them in the Gospels. This book is the “acts” of the apostles. What we see the disciples teaching and doing through the church is simply them putting into action the things Jesus taught them. Jesus taught them to serve, love, teach, help, and care for people—but there is more. When Jesus died for them, He was teaching them to sacrifice for others—to give of themselves for the sake of others. The question is: Do we view this as a practice of the church or simply an option?   Series description: ​What if I told you that God created something to help us face life's challenges, engage in spiritual warfare, strengthen our families, discover our purpose, and live the life He intended for us? Wouldn't that become a priority? The good news is that God did create something that accomplishes all of this...the church.​ Before you dismiss that idea, let's clarify what we mean by "church." We're not talking about buildings, programs, traditions, or religious routines. We're talking about the church as God designed it. When the church functions according to God's plan, it is powerful, effective, life-changing, and essential. Yet many people view it as optional because they have never experienced what the church was meant to be. It's time to go back to the original blueprint. Let's examine God's purpose for the church and discover how it not only transforms individual lives but was designed to impact families, communities, and ultimately the world.   ​CHURCH ON FIRE: Practices of a Spirit-Empowered Church "Generously Giving"   I. All that we have belongs to God. II. We are managers of God's blessings. A. Do you give of your money to God? B. Do you invest in things that matter? III. God blesses generosity.

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Each week on the Fellowship Baptist Church podcast, you’ll hear preaching and teaching from Lead Pastor Tony Liuzzo or a FBC pastor. Get practical, relevant, biblical perspectives on topics that matter to you. Visit us at www.fbc.family.

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