Faith Bible Church

Lift Your Eyes Higher

In today's message, we look at Exodus 14 where the Israelites are trapped with the Red Sea in front of them and the powerful Egyptian army behind them. They are filled with great fear and panic until God makes a way to deliver them. Despite the fact that God was with them, the people of God were fixated on their circumstances which filled them with fear. We can fall victim to the same thing, especially succumbing to fear of things happening in the political and cultural realms. In our message, we'll consider the implications of these fears and what the remedy is for them.

Living as Faithful Exiles

In today's passage, Peter reminds believers of who they are and how they are to live among unbelievers. As exiles and sojourners, we are called to live in a markedly different manner from the rest of the world. So in today's message we look at how Peter identifies believers, how we are to live differently, and how we are to live as faithful exiles in an ever-changing culture.

God Sovereignly Reigns

In today's message, we consider the role that God's sovereignty plays in the unfolding of history--specifically, the rise and fall of kings and kingdoms. We'll consider a few examples from the Bible that reveals God's sovereign hand at work throughout history. And then we'll consider three exhortations for us today in light of the fact that God sovereignly reigns.

Fix Your Eyes on Jesus

In today's sermon, we look at Colossians 3:1-4 in which Paul exhorts all believers to set their minds on things above and not on the things of the earth. We determine what this actually means as well as applying it our lives, especially as we live in this ever-changing culture.

The Cost and Joy of Following Jesus

He is risen! On this Resurrection Sunday, we are looking at Luke 9:51-62 in which Jesus is resolute and determined to go to Jerusalem to accomplish Him mission which He was sent by the Father to do--namely, to secure salvation for His true disciples. As He begins the journey to Jerusalem, Jesus informs some would-be followers about the cost of following Him. Which leads us all to ask ourselves, "Is Jesus worth it? It Jesus worth following? Or is following Him too steep a cost?" My prayer is that you would see Jesus as absolutely worthy of devoting your whole life to and that you would joyfully follow Him all the days of your life.

Good Friday Service 2024

This is our Good Friday Service in which we reflect on the betrayal, suffering, crucifixion, and death of Jesus Christ. It's a service primarily consisting of readings both the Old and New Testament, followed by a short message on Good Friday.

A God-Glorifying Community

In this final sermon of our sermon series on Gospel-Centered Community, we will look at the fact that all true gospel-centered communities are God-glorifying communities. We will discuss how this fulfills the purpose for which God created us as well as how to glorify God as a community.

A Community with New Clothes and New Hearts

In today's message, we continue to look at how to live in a gospel-centered community. Specifically, we look at Paul's exhortation to the Colossians to put on love, let the peace of Christ rule, and let the word of Christ dwell richly in your hearts. We'll unpack what those mean and how they are necessary for a gospel-centered community living.

One Another

In today's sermon, we focus on how to live in a gospel-centered community. What does the Bible say about living in such a community? Over the next two weeks, we will look at how to live in a gospel-centered church community. Today's message focuses on the "one another" passages in Scripture. If we want to live in a gospel-centered church community, we must follows these one another commands.

Gospel Centered Community

In today's sermon, we begin a brief, four week series focusing on gospel-centered community. In this message, we focus on the "what" and the "why" of gospel-centered church community living. What is a gospel-centered community? And why should we be in one? What is it's purpose?