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The Sermons podcast of First Baptist Boerne is where you listen to the latest sermons to find hope and healing in Jesus, deepen your faith, and shine God's light of hope wherever you go.

  1. 5d ago

    Gospel of Mark | The King Over Disease and Death

    Two people. Two impossible situations. One King who has authority over both. In this message from Mark 5:21-43, Pastor Jason Smith continues the Gospel of Mark series by walking through the healing of a woman who had suffered for twelve years and the raising of Jairus's twelve-year-old daughter. Both stories point to the same truth: the wind knows him, the demons know him, disease knows him, and even death knows who he is. If you're facing something that feels beyond help today, this message is for you. Scripture: Mark 5:21-43 https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

  2. Jul 5

    Gospel of Mark: No One Is Too Far Gone | Mark 5:1-20

    In this message from the Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Jason Smith takes us to the shores of the Gerasenes, where Jesus encounters a man possessed by a legion of demons. Through this account, we see that sin never stays where we put it, that Jesus's authority reaches into the darkest places, and that no one is too far gone for the hope of the Gospel. Whether you're walking with Jesus or wondering if He could ever reach you, this message speaks directly to that question. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

  3. Jun 28

    Sunday Sermon | Gospel of Mark: Peace in the Storm

    Chad Mason preaches Mark 4:35–41 — the story of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee. In this message, Chad explores the contrast between how the disciples and Jesus each interpreted the same storm, unpacks why the disciples were more terrified after Jesus stilled the waves than during them, and addresses the hard theological question: if God can calm storms, why doesn't he stop all of them? This sermon lands in real grief — the first anniversary of the July 4th Guadalupe River flood that devastated families in our own community, and this week's earthquakes in Venezuela — and offers a word that isn't easy but is true: peace is not found when storms cease. It's found when you know Jesus, who is with you in the storm. Part of FBC Boerne's ongoing series in the Gospel of Mark. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

  4. Jun 22

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Unmet Expectations

    Mark 4:21–34 | Pastor Jason Smith FBC Boerne — Gospel of Mark Series Corrie ten Boom was furious about the fleas. Imprisoned at Ravensbruck, assigned to a barracks crawling with them, it felt like the final evidence that God had abandoned her. Her sister Betsy quoted 1 Thessalonians 5:18 — give thanks in all circumstances — and eventually, reluctantly, Corrie did. Months later she learned the guards had refused to enter Barracks 28 because of the fleas. The very thing she'd raged against had been shielding hundreds of women as they read Scripture together, worshipped, and came to faith in Jesus. At the beginning, all she could see were the fleas. At the end, she saw the hand of God. In this Father's Day message, Pastor Jason Smith opens Mark 4:21–34 — the lamp on the lampstand, the growing seed, and the mustard seed — and works through the question the disciples were quietly carrying: if the kingdom of God is here, why doesn't it look like it? The crowds are shrinking. The opposition is growing. This is not what they expected. Jesus answers with parables that reframe everything. The kingdom isn't hidden — but it requires ears to hear. It grows even when no one can see it. And what looks impossibly small today will one day be the place of refuge for people from every tribe, tongue, and nation on earth. A message for anyone in a season where faithfulness feels fruitless and the harvest seems a long way off. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Unmet Expectations

  5. Jun 16

    Mixed Responses, Certain Harvest | Mark 4:1-20 | Gospel of Mark

    Continuing our series through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Daniel Justice unpacks the Parable of the Sower (Mark 4:1-20) and a question every believer eventually faces: how do we make sense of the mixed responses we see to Jesus around us? Through four soils and one sower, Jesus prepares His disciples, and us, to sow faithfully no matter the soil, because the harvest is certain. Subscribe to new messages from FBC Boerne every week. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

  6. Jun 8

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Rejected by His Own Family

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    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Rejected by His Own Family

  7. Jun 1

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Fan or Follower

    Mark 3:7–19 | Pastor Jason Smith FBC Boerne — Gospel of Mark Series "I would like three dollars worth of Gospel, please. Not too much. Just enough to make me happy, but not so much that I become weird." D.A. Carson wrote that. And it names something most of us carry but rarely say — the quiet desire for the benefits of Jesus without the cost of surrender. In this message from Mark 3:7–19, Pastor Jason Smith traces the moment Mark draws a line between the crowd and true disciples. Thousands have flooded in from across the region — all with real needs, all pressing toward Jesus. And he welcomes them. But in verse 13, the scene shifts. Jesus walks up a mountain. He calls to himself the ones he wanted. And he makes twelve — not just gathers them, makes them — into a new covenant people. The first thing he calls them to is simply this: to be with him. Before preaching. Before authority. Before mission. With him. That order matters. And the sermon unpacks what it means that discipleship is not primarily about obeying rules or accumulating doctrine — it's about knowing Jesus himself, walking with him long enough to begin to look like him, and then being sent as he was sent. The message closes with the remarkable fact that the Gospel traveled from that mountaintop, through ordinary fishermen and zealots and tax collectors, through persecution and migration and kitchen table conversations — all the way to you. "Everywhere you go, you are a sent one." https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Fan or Follower

  8. May 26

    Sunday Sermon | Don't Miss God: Gospel of Mark Series

    How does someone end up standing outside a soldier's funeral with a hateful sign, genuinely convinced they're serving God? That's the opening question of this Memorial Day weekend message — and Mark 2 provides a sobering answer. It doesn't happen overnight. It's a slow drift, usually starting with a good heart and a real desire to honor God. But when religious activity gets untethered from God's actual heart, it produces something cold, self-righteous, and ultimately capable of seeing a broken person as a tool rather than a human being to love. In Mark 2:23–3:6, Jesus clashes twice with the Pharisees over the Sabbath. Both times, he exposes the same root issue: they've taken something God gave as a gift and turned it into an idol. They've learned the rules, protected the rules, and completely missed the God behind the rules. Pastor Garrett McCord works through the passage with pastoral honesty — including a story from his own early ministry when he realized he was drifting the same direction — and lands on five sharp questions for self-examination: ways we can be doing all the right things while quietly missing God's heart for people. The message closes with the Gospel: the Lord of the Sabbath died to give us true rest. And the invitation is still open — "Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    Sunday Sermon | Don't Miss God: Gospel of Mark Series
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The Sermons podcast of First Baptist Boerne is where you listen to the latest sermons to find hope and healing in Jesus, deepen your faith, and shine God's light of hope wherever you go.

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    FBC Boerne
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
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