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Weekly sermons preached by the ministerial staff of First Baptist Church, Wilmington. The church is located in the heart of downtown Wilmington, NC, and offers two worship styles on Sunday mornings — Modern at 9:00 and Traditional at 11:00.
Unknown Host hosts FBC Wilmington Sermons, a christianity show with 229 episodes published.
August 16 | Luke 10:25-37 | Belonging to the World | Christian is Preaching Our belonging is never meant to stop with us. Jesus turns the lawyer's question upside down. Instead of asking, "Who belongs in my circle?" Jesu
August 9 | Genesis 1:26-31 & | You Belong Before You Believe Our deepest belonging begins not with what we do but with who God says we are. Before there were commandments, covenants, or churches, there was creation. Huma
August 2 | Luke 14:15-24 | Belonging at the Table God's table is wider than we imagine. Jesus shows this by consistently creating belonging where others create boundaries. His meals become signs of the Kingdom where outs
July 26 | John 4:34 | When Spaces Become Places: Field “Look around you and see how the fields are ripe for harvesting.” Fields represent mission, abundance, and participation in God’s work. The field is where faith leav
July 19 | Acts 9:1-19 | When Spaces Become Places: Road The Damascus Road is not a sanctuary—it’s a pathway. Yet it becomes the place of Paul’s transformation. Roads represent transition, movement, and interruption. God
July 12 | Deuteronomy 8:2-5 | When Spaces Become Places: Wilderness The wilderness feels empty, but it becomes the place of testing, dependence, and identity. Israel finds itself there. Jesus clarifies his mission there.
July 5 | Luke 24:30-35 | When Spaces Become Places: Table From Passover to Emmaus, the table becomes a revelation space. At tables, strangers become friends, forgiveness is offered, and Christ is recognized in the breaki
June 28 | Luke 6:12 | When Spaces Become Places: Mountains In Luke 6, Jesus retreats to a mountain to pray prior to calling the disciples. Mountains have a way of connecting us to God. Think about the mountains in the Bi
June 21 | Isaiah 43.16-21 | When Spaces Become Places: River (Jayne Preaching) It’s at the river Jesus is baptized. It’s at the river where we go after we die. It’s at the river that God springs up something new . . . ev
June 7 | Revelation 22:1-5 | When Spaces Become Places: Garden The Bible begins and ends in a garden. This symmetry matters, for it reminds us that where we are . . . our location . . . says something about our relations
June 14 | Exodus 35:4-21 | When Spaces Become Places: Temple One of the most holy spaces in all the Bible is the Temple/Tabernacle. In ancient Judaism, there was even a place called “Holy of Holies.” The space where God
May 31 | 2 Corinthians 13:11–13; Matthew 28:18–20 | High and Holy: Trinity The Trinity tells us something stunning: at the center of reality is not solitude, but love. Before creation, there was communion. Before mission
May 24 | Acts 2:1-21 | High and Holy: Pentecost If Ascension lifts Christ high, Pentecost brings heaven near. In Acts 2, the disciples are gathered when wind rushes through the house and flames rest upon them. Fire witho
May 17 | Acts 1:1-11 | High and Holy: Ascension The Ascension often feels like an epilogue — as though Jesus simply exits stage right. But in truth, it is a coronation. In Acts of the Apostles 1, Jesus speaks of the king
May 10 | John 14:15-21 | Life After Death includes the Spirit Jesus promises another Advocate—the Spirit of truth. In the Gospel of John 14:15–21, resurrection life is described as an indwelling presence: “I am in my Fat
May 3 | John 14:1-14 | Life After Death Predicted Before the cross, Jesus promises, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” In Gospel of John 14:1–14, he speaks of dwelling places, abiding presence, and works greater still
April 26 Acts 2:42-47 | Life After Death for the Community Resurrection does not create isolated believers; it forms a new community. In Acts of the Apostles 2:42–47, the early church shares meals, prayers, possessions,
April 19 | Luke 24:13-35 | Life After Death in Emmaus Two disciples walk away from Jerusalem, hearts heavy with disappointment. On the road to Emmaus in Gospel of Luke 24:13–35, the risen Christ draws near, opening scrip
April 12 | John 20:19-31 | Life After Death for Thomas When the risen Jesus appears in a locked room, Thomas is absent—and unconvinced. In Gospel of John 20:19–31, doubt becomes the doorway to faith. Jesus does not shame
April 5 | Easter Sunday | John 20:1-18 | From Death to Life Before sunrise, Mary Magdalene goes to the tomb and finds it empty. In Gospel of John 20:1–18, grief turns to recognition as the risen Christ calls her name. Re
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FBC Wilmington Sermons is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Christianity (spirituality) and has published 229 episodes.
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