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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. Recharge | The Church: Gather to Pray

    19H AGO

    Recharge | The Church: Gather to Pray

    What does the church do together? This semester on Wednesday nights, we're working through that question one practice at a time. This week: corporate prayer — and then we actually did it. Pastor Jason Smith opens with two stories: Adoniram Judson, the first American foreign missionary, sustained in a Burmese prison by a church praying an ocean away — and the early church in Acts 4, a ragtag group of disciples who prayed under threat from the Sanhedrin and watched the room shake. Then the church family gathered to pray together — for Bo, a 25-year-old bold enough to ask his church family for deliverance from temptation; for Pat and Glenna, asking God to restore their sight; and for Iran, where mission partners report the Gospel is moving forward even as believers are specifically being targeted. This is what the church is. Not just a gathering. A people who pray — and see what God does. Part of our ongoing Wednesday night series on what we do together as the church. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    15 min
  2. Sunday Sermon | Easter 2026: The Ultimate Sacrifice

    3D AGO

    Sunday Sermon | Easter 2026: The Ultimate Sacrifice

    What does God actually require of you—and what if the answer changes everything? In this powerful Easter message from Genesis 22, we walk through the story of Abraham and Isaac—a moment that feels almost too heavy to bear. But this story is not ultimately about what Abraham gives. It’s about what God provides. At the center of the Bible is a single question: Where is the lamb? And at the center of Easter is the answer. This sermon helps you see how: God tests faith in ways that stretch understanding Abraham trusted God’s promises even when the outcome seemed impossible The story of Isaac points directly to Jesus God is not like false gods who demand—He provides Jesus is the Lamb who takes our place and opens the way to God Scripture References: Genesis 22 John 3:16 If this message helped you better understand the Gospel, share it with someone who needs hope. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    26 min
  3. Recharge | Holy Week 2026: The Offense Of The Cross

    APR 2

    Recharge | Holy Week 2026: The Offense Of The Cross

    The cross is everywhere now, polished into jewelry and framed as tasteful art, but it was never meant to feel safe. During Holy Week, we press into the offense of the cross and ask what we lose when we get too familiar with the most brutal symbol in Christian faith. If you’ve ever wondered why Christians would cherish something so violent, this conversation is an honest place to start. We talk through what crucifixion was designed to do: maximize pain, prolong suffering, and heap public shame on the victim. That historical reality explains why Rome treated the cross with disgust and why early Christians were mocked for worshiping a crucified Savior. We also connect the dots to the Bible’s own language, including the unsettling phrase “hanging on a tree,” and why the apostles keep using it even when “cross” would sound cleaner. From Deuteronomy’s declaration that the hanged man is “accursed” to Hebrews 12:2 where Jesus endures the cross and counts its shame as nothing next to the joy ahead, the storyline is both piercing and hopeful. The cross should offend us because it tells the truth about sin and justice, and it comforts us because Jesus steps into the cursed place to bring salvation on the other side. If this helped you see Good Friday and the crucifixion with fresh clarity, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What part of the cross do you find hardest to sit with today? https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    12 min
  4. Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: The Son of God Who Suffers

    MAR 30

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: The Son of God Who Suffers

    A crowd can sing “Hosanna” with full lungs and still have no idea who they’re praising. That tension sits at the heart of Mark’s Gospel, and it’s why Palm Sunday can turn into “Crucify Him” in just days. We walk through Mark with one guiding question: how can people see Jesus, honor Jesus, even follow Jesus, and still miss the real Jesus?  Pastor Jason Smith traces a theme that Mark repeats on purpose. Demons speak accurate titles like “Son of God,” yet they don’t understand the saving mission. Crowds celebrate miracles and power, but often only for what they can get. Even the disciples are close enough to hear every sermon and witness every sign, yet their hearts stay foggy. Mark 8 brings that fog into focus through a strange miracle: a blind man healed in two stages, a living parable of spiritual blindness and partial sight.  Then the hinge moment hits. Peter confesses, “You are the Christ,” and immediately tries to correct Jesus when Jesus says the Son of Man must suffer, be rejected, and be killed. That’s the danger Mark exposes: we don’t always reject Jesus outright. Sometimes we try to reshape Him into the kind of king who fixes our circumstances while avoiding the Savior who confronts our sin. The story drives to the cross, where an unexpected witness finally sees clearly and says what the whole book has been building toward: “Truly this man was the Son of God.”  If you’ve ever felt torn between what you want Jesus to do and what Jesus says He came to do, this message is for you. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who’s asking hard questions about faith, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    33 min

  5. MAR 26

    RECHARGE | The Church: What Is Worship Really About?

    Worship isn’t a performance—it’s a response. But what are we actually responding to when we gather? In this message, we explore how worship flows from what God has already done through Christ and why it must be something we actively participate in together. Key Takeaways:  Worship is a response to who God is and what He has done  We gather to participate, not to observe  Worship is corporate—it strengthens and encourages one another  God is seeking hearts that respond in spirit and truth  Our focus shifts from “Did I like it?” to “Did I respond to God?” Scripture: Hebrews 10:19–25; John 4:23 Church link: fbcboerne.org If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a clearer picture of what worship really is. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    15 min
  6. Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: True Son

    MAR 23

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: True Son

    What happens when everything God intended keeps failing—until one finally gets it right? In Mark 1, we see Jesus step into our story and succeed where everyone else has fallen short. In this sermon, we explore how Jesus fulfills Israel’s story as the true Son of God—faithful in the wilderness, victorious over temptation, and announcing the arrival of God’s kingdom. Scripture: Mark 1:9–15; Psalm 2:6–7; Isaiah 42:1; Isaiah 53:5 Learn more at https://fbcboerne.org If this message encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who needs to hear it. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    30 min
  7. RECHARGE | The Church: Mission – Good Works

    MAR 19

    RECHARGE | The Church: Mission – Good Works

    What happens when the church sees the need—but does nothing? This message confronts passive faith and calls believers to action. In Mission – Good Works, Pastor Jason Smith teaches that while we are saved by grace alone, God has designed our salvation with a purpose: to walk in the good works He has already prepared. Key Takeaways: Salvation is entirely by grace, not earned by worksWe are saved for good works, not by themThe church is called to engage, not withdraw from the worldGood works make the gospel visible to othersEvery moment is an opportunity to live out your faithScripture: Ephesians 2:8–10; Titus 3:3–8; Matthew 5:16 Church link: fbcboerne.org If this message encouraged or challenged you, consider sharing it with someone who needs to hear it. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    18 min
  8. Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Prepare the Way

    MAR 16

    Sunday Sermon | The Gospel of Mark: Prepare the Way

    The Gospel of Mark reveals Jesus as the long-awaited King who enters history with authority, power, and compassion. As we walk verse by verse through this fast-moving Gospel, we will see who Jesus truly is and what it means to follow Him as His disciples. The world waited centuries for the promised Messiah. When He finally arrived, the message that prepared the way wasn’t power, politics, or prosperity—it was repentance. In Pastor Jason Smith's sermon from Mark 1, we see how John the Baptist prepared hearts for the arrival of Jesus and why repentance is not condemnation but the doorway to restoration. Key Takeaways The gospel is not advice—it is breaking news about a King.Repentance involves the mind, the heart, and the will.Sin is personal rebellion against God, but the gospel offers restoration.Repentance is not just the beginning of the Christian life—it is a lifelong pattern.God restores people who turn back to Him.Scripture Mark 1:1–8, 14–15 Learn more about First Baptist Church Boerne:  fbcboerne.org If this message encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who needs the hope of the gospel. https://www.fbcboerne.org/sermons/ https://www.facebook.com/fbcboerne

    39 min
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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
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    2020 - 2026
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