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

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.

Panel Discussion — 70th Anniversary Celebration (Pastor Bobby Bosler & Guests)

Seventy years in, one thing hasn't moved: the foundation. Four men who've led, taught, and pastored at Fellowship Baptist Church across the decades sit down to talk about what stayed the same — and what they hope never changes. From bus ministry visits to late-night hallway conversations to a sobering word about spiritual gifts, their testimonies point back to one truth: it's the Lord who calls, and the Lord who is faithful to finish the work.