First Baptist Church Universal City

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First Baptist Church Universal City Treasure Christ. Cherish people. Join us for worship Sundays @ 9:30 & 11:00 AM. www.linktr.ee/fbcuc

11/01/2026

2nd Service Livestream 11/1/26

11/01/2026

1st Service Livestream 11/1/26

Today’s the day! A safe place for the families in our community to enjoy food, games, and fellowship.  Hayrides, trains,...
10/31/2026

Today’s the day! A safe place for the families in our community to enjoy food, games, and fellowship. Hayrides, trains, games, hot dogs, candy, a petting zoo, and more! 100% FREE.

Disaster Relief Ministry is an awesome opportunity to meet emergent needs and share the Gospel of Christ with those who ...
10/30/2026

Disaster Relief Ministry is an awesome opportunity to meet emergent needs and share the Gospel of Christ with those who have been affected by disasters. We want to develop an active and vital Disaster Relief Ministry at FBCUC (Yes, both men and women can serve!). To that end, an important Disaster Relief training event is scheduled for Saturday, November 14, from 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM, in the Peace Auditorium.

The training event is free, but you must register in advance at this link ➡️ https://fbcuc.tpsdb.com/OnlineReg/526

We ❤️🤍💙 being a part of Military City, USA.  We'll have a time to recognize our veterans on Sunday, November 8, and woul...
10/29/2026

We ❤️🤍💙 being a part of Military City, USA. We'll have a time to recognize our veterans on Sunday, November 8, and would like to feature pictures 📷 in our weekly Countdown video. If you would like to be included, send your picture - along with name and branch - by private message or email to socialmedia2 at fbcuc dot org.

📖 Our new Biblical Interpretation class begins tomorrow, October 28!Join James Johnson for “Exegesis vs. Eisegesis” as w...
10/27/2026

📖 Our new Biblical Interpretation class begins tomorrow, October 28!

Join James Johnson for “Exegesis vs. Eisegesis” as we learn to interpret Scripture faithfully - drawing meaning from the biblical text rather than reading our own assumptions into it.

⌚Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
📅 October 28–December 16
📍Grace 306

Bring your Bible and come ready to learn!

In James 1:26-27 we find three marks of genuine religion: a bridled tongue, compassion for those in need, and personal h...
10/27/2026

In James 1:26-27 we find three marks of genuine religion: a bridled tongue, compassion for those in need, and personal holiness. You can say that you believe in Jesus, but what do your hands and feet tell the world?

Catch up on the full message here or at the link in our bio ➡️ www.fbcuc.org/sermons

One year ago today, the baton was passed and Ryan Gilbert assumed the role of Lead Pastor of FBCUC.  It's been a year of...
10/26/2026

One year ago today, the baton was passed and Ryan Gilbert assumed the role of Lead Pastor of FBCUC. It's been a year of growth, overcoming challenges, and experiencing the abundant blessings of a loving God through his faithful servants.

Happy anniversary, Pastor Ryan! 🎉

So much can be said about [John 3:16-21]. If there’s one passage in all of Scripture that encapsulates the heart of our ...
10/26/2026

So much can be said about [John 3:16-21]. If there’s one passage in all of Scripture that encapsulates the heart of our faith, this has to be it! While I can’t expound on everything in these verses in one devotional, I want to highlight two things.

First, notice the hope we have and the reason God did what He did: “For God so loved the world…” We weren’t entitled to God’s love. God didn’t have to do what He did. He chose to love us. Why? Because that’s who our God is. His love is not something we earned through our goodness or religious devotion. It is an expression of His gracious character toward undeserving sinners. What an incredible hope we have in a God who loves us so deeply that He gave His only Son for us!

Second, the love of God is not simply a generic, sentimental love. It’s a love that acts. God didn’t merely tell us He loved us. He demonstrated that love by sending His Son to die in our place. And the purpose was not simply to make our lives better or give us a second chance at happiness. It was to rescue us from perishing and give us eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. At the cross, we see both the seriousness of our sin and the greatness of God’s love.

John 3:16 is so familiar that we can easily lose sight of how remarkable it is. Take time today to marvel at the love of God. Not because we deserved it, but because He graciously gave it. And remember that the fitting response to such love is not just admiration, but faith in Jesus Christ, the Son whom the Father sent to save sinners.

🙏 Pray
Lord, captivate me all over again with Your love. Help me to sit and marvel that You are who You are, and You loved me so much to send Your Son to die for me.

-Pastor Ryan Gilbert
Daily Devotional | October 23, 2026

10/25/2026

2nd Service Livestream 10/25/26

Address

1401 Pat Booker Road
Universal City, TX
78148

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12:30pm

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(210) 658-6394

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