Surrendering to Balance — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The Temptation of the Popular Path — Upside-Down Kingdom Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The gate is narrow enough for one. No entering shoulder to shoulder — no spouse, no pastor, no church crowd to carry you through. In Matthew 7:13–14, Pastor Bobby Bosler closes the Sermon on the Mount with its sharpest edge: two gates, two destinations. The wide road is convenient and crowded. The narrow way demands a personal choice. Only one leads to life.

The Pauper's Choice — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Paul didn't want cash. He wanted converts. In 1 Corinthians 9:19-23, the apostle who had every right to demand support chose instead to become a servant — a prince stepping into a pauper's place. On Father's Day, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks Paul's three-word strategy — understand, adapt, win — and challenges every dad and disciple to ask the hard question: are you winning your mission field, your marriage, your home? Or are you holding rights that were meant to be spent?

Play to Win — Overcome Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The FIFA World Cup is in America right now — and those players didn't cross an ocean just to experience air conditioning and ranch dressing. They came to win. In Romans 12:11, Paul delivers a three-phrase charge that cuts to the heart of every relationship we're in: no holding back, light your soul on fire, and live entirely for Christ. If Fellowship Baptist is going to be the team God called us to be, we don't get the luxury of spectating. It's time to play to win.

Don't Be a Soup Sandwich — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Try putting soup between two pieces of bread. You know what you get? A drippy, sticky mess — and a perfect picture of a church out of step with the Spirit. In Galatians 5:25-26, Pastor Bobby Bosler notes a striking shift: Paul stops talking about your walk with the Spirit and starts talking about ours. The Spirit doesn't just set the cadence for individuals — He leads the whole formation. Vain glory, provocation, and envy break the formation. And a church that won't get in step is nothing but a soup sandwich.

The Shoes of Self-Love — Upside-Down Kingdom Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

What if the Golden Rule started with a pair of Pumas — and ended with someone's socks blown clean off? In this Upside-Down Kingdom message from Matthew 7:12, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks Jesus's call to love others as we love ourselves — not as license for self-focus, but as a measuring stick for genuine care. Discover why self-love makes a terrible master but a powerful guide, and how stepping into someone else's shoes (even tiny size-eleven ones) reveals the very heart of God.