09-01-2024 Full Service

FBC Loganville

09-01-2024 Full Service

September 1, 2024 • Chase Snyder • 1 Corinthians 9:19–27, Luke 19:10

Following Jesus and leading others to Jesus is hard work. So why are we doing it? Paul said that he led others to Jesus “for the sake of the Gospel” (1 Cor. 9:23). Jesus said that he came “to seek and save those who are lost” (Luke 19:10). In this sermon, Pastor Chase will explain that we exist to glorify God as we follow Jesus and lead others to Jesus. Our motivation isn’t to build our local church but to build the Kingdom of God. A chaotic culture needs an intentional church that’s focused on the Gospel.

11-17-24 Full Service

November 17, 2024 • Chase Snyder • Matthew 5:13–16

Where is God calling you to make a difference? Scripture makes it clear that we are called to go out and share the gospel. The question is not whether God is leading you, but where He is leading you. Jesus’ entire mission was to seek and save the lost—a mission He has entrusted to us as His followers. If this was His purpose, it should also be ours: to go boldly, reaching out with love and truth to those who are in need of salvation.

11-10-24 Full Service

November 10, 2024 • Chase Snyder • Isaiah 6:1–8

Sometimes God is leading us to something more, and because of our busy schedule and full lives, we are reluctant to take a step in obedience. In this sermon, Pastor Chase will teach from Isaiah’s call into ministry and encourage our church to consider the call for living on mission that God has for our lives. Are we as quick to say, “Here I am Lord. Send me!” as Isaiah was when God moved?

11-03-24 Full Service

November 3, 2024 • Chase Snyder • Galatians 5:13–26

In Galatians 5, Paul emphasizes our need for freedom in Christ. As Christians, there are many questions, frustrations, and fears that swarm us as we look at our nation today. It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the plight of it all. But in times like these, we need to focus on Jesus instead of placing our hope in a political figure or party. After all, our nation’s deepest need isn’t political reform—it’s freedom from sin, a freedom only Christ can provide.