Hard toil to earn our way is part of the curse, the result of the fall. But whatever work we are taking on, when we serve “as unto the Lord”, we are turning curse to blessings. Join us as we learn how to serve like that and what it means to be co-laborers with Christ.

We often quote John 4:23 about worshipping “in spirit and in truth” out of context. What does Jesus’ conversation with the woman at the well have to do with worship? Join us as we learn to worship outside the box.

Singer Joni Mitchell wrote, “Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.” With the fall, paradise was lost. This week, we look at paradise found again with “The New Eden” in our study of Revelation 22.

When God dwells among His people, the city of Jerusalem is the place—the New Jerusalem. Join us as we explore the place where we will live with our Lord when heaven and earth come together at the end of Revelation.

Why do we need a new heaven and a new earth? What’s wrong with the old one? What’s different about the one to come? Join us this Sunday, in-person or online at www.youtube.com/fabicchurch/live, starting at 10:25 a.m., as we explore the exciting promises and new perspectives in Revelation 21.

Christmas in July! Once Upon a Manger: A Paper Bag Pageant. This year, our (kids/congregation/you all) will bring the story of the birth of Jesus to life!

More Judgement. The final judgement of Satan. The resurrection of the dead for the “Great White Throne Judgement. Will I face judgement? Find out as we continue our series on Revelation, “Famous Last Words.”

Judgment is here. Judgement through war, judgement of the beasts and of Satan himself. Judgement of each who chooses not to follow Christ. But who are not judged? Find out as we continue our series on Revelation, “Famous Last Words.”

The Table is laid, the supper is beginning. The Lord’s Supper has become the Lamb’s Supper. Blessed are those wo are invited to the wedding supper of the Lamb! Are you invited? Join us as we continue our series on the book of Revelation.

In a spiritual war, size isn’t the issue. With Jesus, the Lord of heavenly armies, no battle is too big.