This weekend we celebrate Palm Sunday. We will take a serious look at what Jesus went through on the cross for us. We will also ask the question, How could God, who said, “This is my Son in whom I am well pleased,” allow Him to suffer such awful treatment, and even death? We will learn about Trust and Hope, and how those two words can change everything for us. Looking forward to gathering together this weekend as a family and remembering how much God loves us.

This weekend we continue our series, Seven Churches, by looking closely at the church in the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia. It is a church that is known for its endurance. It suffered, but it suffered well. How is that possible? Come and let’s learn together this weekend.

The way we look at something plays a large role in how we approach it. This weekend we will see how Moses looked at the 40 years Israel spent wandering in the wilderness. His perspective on living through a struggle like that could really help all of us face whatever comes our way.

Today we continue our series on the Seven Churches, by looking at the church at Sardis. For all the affirmations Jesus gave to the previous churches, there was very little to affirm about the church at Sardis. Yet, to those who think they are alive and are not, He still gives hope. We will break it all down this weekend.

This weekend we will explore the fourth church in our SEVEN CHURCHES series. Thyatira was a church not unlike Pergamum that faced many opportunities to compromise their faith. There was one huge influencer that challenged them. Let’s find out together how we can avoid that influencer in our lives.

Welcome back to our series, Seven Churches! This weekend we return to our series by listening to the third message the risen Christ gave. He addresses the church at Pergamum. This church was under a lot of pressure and was struggling with the temptation to compromise their beliefs in order to experience the comfort of the culture. Let’s prepare our hearts for not only what Jesus said to the church at Pergamum, but what He has to say to us as well.

This Sunday, we'll hear a special message from Pastor Alec, as our fbmstudents Ministry conclude DNOW weekend. Our theme this year was Redefined. Now, in our final session, we will look at how Jesus redefines the outward way we express our faith to the world.

This weekend we continue our series, Seven Churches. Jesus has a unique message for every church, and our goal is to sift His message to us, from what He said to the Seven Churches. Let’s learn more together this weekend.

This weekend we begin a new series from the Book of Revelation. Jesus spoke to seven churches, giving them seven different messages. What is Jesus going to say to these churches, and will what He says also be appropriate for our church to hear today? Let’s find out together.

This weekend we will wrap up our series, Navigating in a Foreign Land. The finale of this series finds our friend, Daniel, honoring God once again in the midst of a campaign to assassinate him. The drama he faces provides for us many lessons of how to face disruption in life with confidence and hope.

When you find yourself in a disruptive situation, what priority does honoring God take in your mind? This weekend we will have a conversation about the importance of honoring God when our circumstances are less than favorable. The perspective we gain will be refreshing and rewarding.

This weekend we continue our series, Daniel: Navigating in a Foreign Land. We are coming to a point where the king is going to be confronted about his own pride. Do you have any prideful people in your life? This weekend we will learn at how God deals with the prideful and how we can practice humility.

Sometimes standing up for your faith can be costly. This weekend in our series, Daniel: Navigating in a Foreign Land, we will look closely into the challenge Daniel’s three friends faced when their faith in God was opposed. Come and join us to gain some encouragement and insight from these amazing men.

Have you ever had a bad dream? This weekend we continue our series, Navigating In A Foreign Land, and at the center of the lesson is a dream. It is going to be fun to unpack how this episode applies to our lives today.

Happy New Year Everybody! We begin our new year, with a new message series called, Navigating in a Foreign Land. How do you honor God in a place that doesn’t honor God? That is what this series is all about. To get ready for the series, take a few minutes to read Daniel 1.

Jesus is the “Light of the World!” As believers, we are to walk in the light. This weekend we will learn how to identify the differences between walking in the light or in darkness so that we can be pleasing to our Heavenly Father. We will finish this three part series to end out the year! 

This coming weekend we will wrap up our series, ADVENT. We will study how difficult people, doing problematic things, led to a challenging journey, and the result? Our Savior arrives!

This weekend we continue our series, ADVENT. We have been looking intently at Luke’s account of Zechariah and Elizabeth expecting a newborn and learning lessons from their experience. This Sunday we will discover three significant takeaways from their experience that will personally challenge and encourage us this Christmas season.

This weekend we continue our ADVENT series by looking at the meeting that kicked off the anticipated arrival of the Messiah. It is a meeting between Mary, and the angel Gabriel. This exchange communicates to us how God has plans that are greater than we can imagine, and our openness to His plans can be life-changing. What plans does God have for you this Christmas season? Maybe we can find out more this weekend.

As we begin to celebrate the Christmas season, join us for our new series, The Advent.  The word ADVENT simply means arrival. The people of God were anticipating the arrival of the Messiah. This Sunday we will look at a couple of characters in the Christmas story who played significant roles in the arrival of the Christ child. Looking forward to joining you this weekend as we anticipate His arrival together.