Nov 25
2020
What is the Point of Prayer?
The purpose of prayer is expressing dependence, not on self, but on the only One who is capable of redeeming our brokenness.
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Reading Leviticus and Benefiting From It
Our church is starting to read Leviticus as part of our Bible Reading Plan. In this blog post, Pastor Chandler Warren gives some practical counsel on reading Leviticus and benefiting from it.
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Why a Membership Class?
In this post, Pastor Chandler Warren summarizes why we have membership classes at FBA.
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Meet the Speakers: Rhyne Putman
On May 21, Dr. Putman will be joining us at FBA for a churchwide Sunday school class on worldview before preaching the Sunday service that morning.
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What Does it Mean to Pray the Bible?
Don Whitney is putting on a workshop in our area about his book Praying the Bible, and the church has invited us to bring a group.
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Meet the Speakers: Fred Sanders
Today, we're sitting down to talk with Dr. Fred Sanders.
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Meet the Speakers: Brandon Smith
Today, we're sitting down to talk with Dr. Brandon Smith.
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Meet the Speakers: Madison Pierce
Today, we're sitting down to talk with Dr. Madison Pierce.
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Criticisms of Expository Preaching (Part Three)
This post will address two points that some give in opposition to expository preaching.
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Is Expository Preaching Too Scholarly? (Part Two)
The Sunday morning sermon is not a Ph.D. seminar or a demonstration of the preacher’s intellectual capacity.
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What is Expository Preaching? (Part One)
An expository sermon should always have the biblical text guide the flow of the sermon.
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