The Source of Rotten Fruit — Upside-Down Kingdom (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The Burden-Bearer — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

If ten percent of a church is carrying ninety percent of its burdens, something's broken. Pastor Bobby Bosler doesn't let that number slide by in this message from Galatians 6:2, pressing the church toward a different way of walking together — one where weight gets shared, not stacked on a few. He contrasts the law that loads people down with the law of Christ that lifts them up.

The Source of Rotten Fruit — Upside-Down Kingdom (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

What if "bad fruit" doesn't mean what you've always been told? In this study of Matthew 7:16–20, Pastor Bobby Bosler challenges the popular "fruit inspector" mindset — the idea that struggling with sin proves you were never saved. Instead, he unpacks Jesus's real target: false prophets, bad ideas, and self-ruled lives. Rotten fruit isn't a salvation test; it's a diagnosis of what's ruling your heart. A tree yielded to the Spirit can't help but bear good fruit — so what's really in charge of yours?

The Lethal Assumption — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Can God bless you and still be displeased with you? Paul shocks a confident, gifted congregation with a hard truth: an entire generation of Israelites experienced every wilderness blessing imaginable — God's guidance, rescue, provision, and presence — yet most of them never made it to the promised land. In 1 Corinthians 10:1-5, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the lethal assumption believers keep making: treating God's blessing as proof of His approval. A sobering reminder that a good track record is never a substitute for obedience.

Don't Walk Past — Overcome Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Sometimes the greatest sin isn't what you did—it's what you walked past. In this message from Romans 12:13, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the story of the Good Samaritan to reveal an uncomfortable truth: the priest and the Levite didn't hurt the wounded man, they just ignored him. That's the flesh. But love moves toward need. Through the twin callings to "share the burden" and "chase the stranger," this episode challenges us to trade passive niceness for active, inconvenient, gospel-shaped hospitality.

What Your Missionaries Expect of Their Supporting Churches (Dwight Talbot)

Paul and Barnabas didn't just leave the church at Antioch — they came back to it. Missionary Dwight Talbot traces that full-circle pattern from Acts 13–14: a church that sent them out in prayer and fasting, and a church they returned to with a report of all God had done. From that model, Talbot lays out nine things missionaries need from their sending churches today — ongoing prayer, faithfulness to God's Word, standing behind the pastor, and staying separate from the world. A challenging message from a longtime member of Fellowship Baptist Church, now serving on the mission field.