In the case of a medical emergency, if we have a broken arm or our child’s fever spikes, we know exactly where to go. Doctors and nurses, technicians and staff are trained at any hospital to help us through our crisis. But many of the crises people are facing today are non-medical. So where do we go for the urgent care most of us need? In this message, Ed Young looks at God’s Word to show us how the family is set up as a trauma center. It is only there that we can receive the personal care and attention we need to help us through whatever emergency we may be facing in life.

The colors of Easter are familiar – pink, yellow, lavender. But only the color red truly captures the message and meaning of this time of year. Join us this Easter weekend for a community-wide celebration at Fellowship Church, as Pastor Ed Young helps us realize the power behind the color red by tracing it through the Bible and ultimately to the cross. And when we realize just how strong the red rope of redemption is, we discover what we need to truly paint the town red!

The story of Moses and Jethro in Exodus 18 is all about hopping, skipping, and jumping into the life God has for us. It lays the foundation for God wants all of us to do and gives us the example of hearing and taking advice from the right people. But it is more than just an example for what we should do. As Pastor Ed Young shows us in the last message of this series, living the life God has in store for us is all about the follow through!

In week one of this series, Pastor Ed Young taught that we need to skip over the superfluous and land on the significant if we are going to discover God’s best for our lives. For us to be able to do that, we must be quick on our feet and make some difficult decisions. In this message, we look once again at the example of Moses and discover the secret to those difficult decisions is often all about who we listen to and what we do with their advice.

When it comes to the life God wants us to experience, one of the most crucial aspects is something we naturally do as kids but stop doing as adults. It’s all about skipping! What does skipping have to do with life? In this message, Pastor Ed Young looks back at the account of Moses and Jethro in the Old Testament and shows us how the art of skipping is something that will take us all to the next level!

Identity. Capacity. Security. All of these, as this series on Ephesians has revealed, are possible through a relationship with Jesus Christ. But there’s one other aspect of the Christian life that many people fail to fully understand – peace. In this message, Pastor Ed Young reveals the truth about peace, and he shows us how the person, primacy, and potential of peace will help us truly live out the life God wants us to live.

A revolution is a change for the better. When it comes to the revolution God wants us to have, that “better” is the result of something most of us have a hard time understanding - grace. In this message, though, Pastor Ed Young takes a look at grace and shows us just how much better life is when we experience the grace of God. And we discover that grace is the one thing that provides eternal security!

To experience a revolution in our lives, we must first understand who we are created to be. But it goes far beyond knowledge. We must put that knowledge into action. Pastor Ed Young builds on the first message from this series and shows us in this message how our God-given identity opens up to experience God-driven change. It’s not just about knowing who we are in Christ; it’s about reaching our full capacity in what He has created us to do!

A revolution is a change for the best. But without the right starting point; without the right catalyst, a revolution can never truly take place. That’s why, in the first installment of this series, Pastor Ed Young takes us back to the only starting point we need in order to experience the best in our lives. And as we look at the revolution God wants us to experience, we discover that it can only begin when we take hold of our true identity.

Every year, Christmas is a time of celebration. It's a time when friends and family gather to remember all they have been blessed with, and they look ahead to what is still to come. But the joy of Christmas isn't just about one day. In this Christmas message, Pastor Ed Young will help us experience the true rhythm of Christmas and discover how it can set the tone for the rest of our lives!