Fellowship Baptist Church

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. 3d ago

    The Relationship Between Believing & Doing (Indoctrinated: Why What We Believe Matters)

    Pastor​ Aaron Roberts (​Worship Pastor) - ​Titus 3 (​Titus 3:1-15; Romans 8:14-17​; 10:9)   Why does what we believe matter? And how do our actions reveal what we really believe? In this sermon, we explore the relationship between believing and doing, and examine the consequences of both right and wrong belief.    Series description: We are all being told something to believe (indoctrinated), and what we believe shapes how we live. In Titus, Scripture reminds us of the importance of right beliefs, guarding those beliefs and following right teachers, and how those beliefs inform what we do.   Indoctrinated Why What We Believe Matters   The Relationship Between Believing & Doing I. What we believe A. who we were B. who Christ is C. who we are   II. What we do A. fruitful Christians - submit to and obey government authority - be ready for every good work - speak evil of no one - be gentle, not brawlers - show meekness (or courtesy) to all people B. unprofitable things - foolish questions (or controversies) - unfruitful debates over genealogies and contentions - strivings (or quarrels) about the law

    41 min

  2. May 27

    6 Things to Fill Your Life with to Redeem the Time (AWANA Closing Program - 2026)

    Pastor Bryce Copeland (Student Pastor) - Ephesians 5:15-21   Time is one of God's greatest gifts. In Ephesians 5:15–21, Paul challenges us to live wisely and make the most of every opportunity. Discover six things that should fill our lives as we seek to redeem the time and live for God's glory.   "6 things to fill your life with to redeem the time" 1. Filled with Wisdom 2. Filled with the Word of God 3. Filled with the Holy Spirit 4. Filled with Worship 5. Filled with Gratitude 6. Filled with Submission

    14 min

  3. May 24

    Truth That Leads to Godliness (Indoctrinated: Why What We Believe Matters)

    Pastor Matt Hodge (Student Pastor) - ​Titus 1 (​Titus 1:1-16; 3:3-7)   In Titus 1, Paul reminds us that the kind of lives that adorn the Gospel are shaped by something deeper: truth. In a world full of competing voices, shifting values, and spiritual confusion, where does right doctrine come from, how is it protected, and why does it matter so much? In this message, Truth that Leads to Godliness, we explore God’s revelation as the source of truth, the local church as the stronghold of truth, and the ongoing struggle against false teaching. Join us as we discover how right doctrine leads to right living that displays the beauty of the Gospel.   Series description: We are all being told something to believe (indoctrinated), and what we believe shapes how we live. In Titus, Scripture reminds us of the importance of right beliefs, guarding those beliefs and following right teachers, and how those beliefs inform what we do.   Indoctrinated Why What We Believe Matters   Truth That Leads to Godliness I. The Source of Truth: God's Revelation   II. The Stronghold of Truth: The Local Church Led by Faithful Elders The Office of Elder A. family life B. character & temperament 1. humble, not self-willed 2. gentle, not quick-tempered 3. self-controlled, not enslaved to appetite or impulse 4. content and pure-motivated, not greedy for gain or power C. doctrine & teaching   III. The Struggle for Truth: False Teachers & False Teaching A. the distortion of the truth B. the confrontation with bad doctrine C. the test of true doctrine

    37 min

  4. May 20

    Jesus & Our Future (Risen Savior — Lesson 6)

    Pastor Aaron Roberts (Worship Pastor) - ​​​Acts 1:1-11 (Acts 1:1-11; Luke 1:3; 14:16; 24:39 & 50-53; John 14; 16:7; 20:16; Romans 8:26-27; 1 Corinthians 5:17; 6:14; 12; 15:20 & 42-44; Galatians 5:22-23; 1 Peter 1:3; Colossians 3:1; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Hebrews 12:2; Genesis 1:27 & 31; 3:14-24; Philippians 3:20-21; Acts 10:41; Revelation 19:9)   Jesus was raised from the dead, and for 40 days, he walked the earth again. After this, to the surprise of his disciples, he ascended into heaven. What does the ascension of Jesus mean for his followers? Why did Jesus ascend to heaven in his resurrected body? And what does it mean for us and our future bodily resurrection?    Series description: In the days after He rose, Jesus met His followers in their most real and raw moments—grief, doubt, and failure. This series explores those encounters and invites us to experience the same living Jesus who still meets us, restores us, and calls us to a deeper faith.   Risen Savior Encounters After the Resurrection Lesson 6: Jesus ​& Our Future ​Acts 1:1-11 Pastor Aaron Roberts (Worship Pastor)   ​I. The Ascension Guarantees Hope for Believers A. a guarantee of Holy Spirit power B. a guarantee of new life today C. a guarantee of eternal life II. The Ascension Affirms the Goodness of Creation A. God made everything good B. Jesus' ascension in a physical body affirms that goodness III. The Ascension Ensures Our Physical Resurrection A. we will be embodied on Resurrection Day B. our resurrection bodies will be perfect and restored   Lesson 6 - Notes

    38 min

  5. May 17

    Lives That Adorn the Gospel (Indoctrinated: Why What We Believe Matters)

    Pastor Bryce Copeland (Student Pastor) - ​Titus 2 (​Titus 2:1-15)   Titus 2 gives a beautiful picture of what a life shaped by the gospel looks like in every season of life. In every season of life, Scripture teaches us to live in a way that adorns the Gospel. In this message, we’ll see how sound doctrine isn’t just something we believe, but something that changes how we live. When that happens, our lives begin to “adorn” the gospel, making the beauty of the Gospel visible to the world around us.   Series description: We are all being told something to believe (indoctrinated), and what we believe shapes how we live. In Titus, Scripture reminds us of the importance of right beliefs, guarding those beliefs and following right teachers, and how those beliefs inform what we do.   Indoctrinated Why What We Believe Matters Lives That Adorn the Gospel   1. Older Men That Adorn the Gospel A. have outward stability B. have inward soundness   2. Older Women That Adorn the Gospel A. have holy behavior B. have good things to teach   3. Younger Women That Adorn the Gospel A. have self-control B. have loving relationships C. have godly character D. have faithful homes   4. Younger Men That Adorn the Gospel A. have self-control B. have role models   5. Work That Adorns the Gospel A. known for obedience B. known for integrity   6. The Gospel Worth Adorning A. the far-reaching grace of God B. the godly life grace produces C. the blessed hope to look for D. the sacrifice of our Redeemer   Right doctrine leads to right living that displays the beauty of the Gospel.

    36 min

  6. May 13

    Jesus & Our Failure (Risen Savior — Lesson 5)

    Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​John 21:1-25 (John 13:12-17 & 31-38; 18:25-27; 21:1-25; Matthew 26:75; 1 John 1:6-10; 1 Peter 2:20-25)   In John 21, we find one of the most tender and powerful scenes in the resurrection accounts—Jesus meeting Peter after his greatest failure. After denying Christ three times, Peter returns to fishing, only to encounter the risen Lord on the shore. What follows is not rejection, but restoration. This lesson explores how Jesus meets us in our failure, restores our identity, and redefines our purpose. If you’ve ever wondered whether your past disqualifies you from being used by God, Peter’s story offers a powerful answer: grace has the final word!   Series description: In the days after He rose, Jesus met His followers in their most real and raw moments—grief, doubt, and failure. This series explores those encounters and invites us to experience the same living Jesus who still meets us, restores us, and calls us to a deeper faith.   Risen Savior Encounters After the Resurrection Lesson 5: Jesus ​& Our Failure John 21 Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor)   I. The Temptation to Retreat A. the pull of the familiar B. the reminder of Divine power C. a movement toward Jesus II. The Humble Service of Jesus III. The Restoration of Peter A. the renewal of purpose B. a call to faithful endurance C. a need for focus on Jesus   Lesson 5 - Notes

    50 min

  7. May 10

    Keep Praying: God is Faithful

    Pastor Tony Liuzzo (Lead Pastor) - ​Matthew 15:21-28 (Matthew 7:7; 15:21-28; John 10:10; 1 Samuel 15:23)   There are so many incredible stories in the Bible—but some are unexpected. Stories that catch you off guard and even leave you a little uncomfortable. In Matthew 15, Jesus goes out of His way to encounter a desperate, broken mother. She comes to Him with bold persistence and unwavering faith, refusing to give up until she finds mercy. Her response moves Jesus to call her faith “great faith”—a faith that led to a life-changing miracle. What does it take to have that kind of faith? The kind of faith that touches the heart of God and keeps praying even when the answer seems delayed?   Keep Praying: God is Faithful 1. A desperate situation 2. A difficult silence 3. A persistent faith   When you need a spiritual breakthrough: A. intercede B. seek God C. claim His power D. keep praying   Illustration #1: Map with Tyre & Sidon

    34 min

  8. May 6

    Jesus & Our Doubt (Risen Savior — Lesson 4)

    Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor) - ​​​John 20:24-31​ (John 1:1​ & 14-17​; 5:16-24​; 11:14-16​; 14:1-6​; 20:24-31​; Matthew 10:1-4​; Luke 24:20-21​; Hebrews 10:22-25​; Psalm 42:1-5​; 1 Peter 1:8​)   In this lesson, we walk through one of the most honest and relatable moments in the Gospels—the story of Thomas after the resurrection of Jesus. Often remembered as “Doubting Thomas,” his journey is really about something deeper: what happens when faith is tested by disappointment, silence, isolation, and waiting. If you’ve ever wrestled with uncertainty, felt distant from God, or struggled to reconcile belief with experience, this conversation is for you. Thomas’ story reminds us that doubt is not the end of faith—it can become the place where faith is refined, deepened, and strengthened in the person of Jesus Christ.   Series description: In the days after He rose, Jesus met His followers in their most real and raw moments—grief, doubt, and failure. This series explores those encounters and invites us to experience the same living Jesus who still meets us, restores us, and calls us to a deeper faith.   Risen Savior Encounters After the Resurrection Lesson 4: Jesus ​& Our Doubt John 20:24-31 Pastor Matt Hodge (Discipleship Pastor)   ​I. The Struggle with Doubt A. ​doubt from ​disappointment B. ​doubt from ​isolation C. ​doubt from ​silence II. The Heart of Jesus A. Jesus ​pursues B. Jesus ​invites III. The Confession of Thomas A. ​the Deity of Christ B. ​the ​hope of the Gospel   Lesson 4 - Notes

    53 min
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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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    Fellowship Baptist Church
  • Years Active
    2013 - 2026
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