Akron FBC

Prayer is more than just a tool for asking and receiving from God. It plays a crucial role in our communication with Him, which is essential for maintaining a healthy relationship.

Interpersonal relationships are an essential part of life whether it be family, friends, workplace, or church. When disharmony occurs within these relationships, it can be devastating.

Philippians 4 provides an example of disunity within a congregation. Pastor Michael will share this New Testament example, how the apostle Paul approached the matter, and what it means for our relationships in our local church!

Many individuals have discovered the ACTS acrostic to be a useful tool for guiding their prayer sessions.

When the disciples of Jesus asked Him to teach them how to pray, He gave them a model for what to pray about. (Matthew 6:9-13)

Prayer with other Christians has a way of strengthening our faith and boldness.

God not only invites us to pray; He tells us to pray!

In a world filled with uncertainty and doubt, it is crucial to anchor ourselves in the unchanging truths of God's Word. Join us for an inspiring sermon on Philippians 3:17-21, where we will delve into the incredible concept of being rooted in biblical confidence!

For the child of God, prayer is an invitation to the very throne room of Heaven.

Our Summer's Journey series is currently focusing on the topic of Baptism. As I was preparing for upcoming messages, I came across this episode of Everyday Truth by Kurt Skelly. I found it to be a great summary of the subject and thought it would be helpful to recommend it. If you're looking for more to listen to, this podcast is definitely worth checking out!

(It's longer than ours, so this will cover us for the rest of the week)

https://faithva.org/podcasts/

Acts 2:41 - "Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls."