It Really is Dangerous — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The Almost Apostles (Kambrdge Wainscott)

In 1916, Charles Evans Hughes went to sleep believing he'd won the presidency — and woke up as a footnote in history. Guest speaker Kambridge Wainscott opens with that near-miss to introduce three men in Luke 9 who came just as close to following Jesus, yet let comfort and delay cost them everything. Wainscott unpacks Christ's mission to save the lost, His call to "follow me," and the quiet conditions we place on surrender. A convicting challenge to trade "almost" for "all-in."

It Really is Dangerous — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

In the 1920s, doctors prescribed radium as a wonder cure — glowing, harmless, they said. It rotted a man's jaw out of his skull. Paul says idolatry works the same way: it looks harmless until it buries you. In 1 Corinthians 10, Pastor Bobby Bosler traces how Israel's wilderness generation was blessed, then buried — not for running out of food, but for chasing after gods of their own making. Four ancient warnings still expose our hearts: replacing God, betraying God, testing God, resenting God.

Bless the Bruiser — Overcome Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

A concentration camp guard extends his hand, asking for forgiveness — and the woman he once tortured has to decide what to do with it. Corrie ten Boom's story sets up one of the hardest commands in Scripture: bless those who persecute you. Pastor Bobby Bosler opens Romans 12:14 to show that blessing isn't a compliment — it's a prayer for someone's true good, even someone who's hurt you deeply. He also draws a crucial line: forgiveness doesn't require restored trust.

Playing Mind Tricks — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The most dangerous trap in ministry isn't apathy — it's usefulness. When people start depending on you, it's easy to mistake being needed for being important. Paul's blunt warning in Galatians 6 cuts through the self-deception: if a man thinks himself to be something when he is nothing, he deceives himself. Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the trick, the test, and the truth behind spiritual pride — showing that your value was never earned by how many burdens you carry, but settled the moment God made you in His image.

God's Not Done Yet — 70th Anniversary Celebration (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Seventy years. A long stretch without a pastor. Every reason a church might have quietly closed its doors — except this one didn't. In this special 70th anniversary message from Lamentations 3, Pastor Bobby Bosler traces the same hope the prophet Jeremiah found in the ashes of Jerusalem's fall: God's mercies are new every morning. Fellowship Baptist Church's seventy years stand not as a monument to human faithfulness, but to God's — his commitment, his compassion, his unshakable consistency. Whatever the next seventy years hold, one thing is certain: God is not done yet.