FABIC Sermons

A Special Time of Worship
With several of our families away on opening weekend of Roxbury Holiness
Camp, we’re doing something a little different. We’re going to lift our voices together in song. More than a simple Hymn Sing, we’ll worship the Lord with Music, testimony, and a little hymn history.

Since 1976, Pastor Craig Loewen has served as a youth pastor, radio missionary in Quito, Ecuador, Christian camp staff member, and as church
Senior Pastor. Having retired on Easter Sunday of this year from Heidlersburg Church Of the United Brethren in Christ, he now enjoys pulpit fill and other forms of Christian ministry. He has performed as a stage magician for many years. Craig is married and living in Marion, Pennsylvania.

A deeper walk with Jesus depends on your prayer life. If you want to get a better grip on your prayer life, join us on Sunday mornings to begin your training. Together, we’ll strengthen our grip on prayer and, this week, learn about the important role of confession when we approach God.

In the Grip of Prayer explores five essential aspects of prayer: praise, confession, thanksgiving, intercession, and surrender. In this message, we focus on praise. Why do we begin with praise? What are we saying about God and acknowledging to be true of Him when we praise Him?

What happens when you pray for your country? The Apostle Paul tells young Pastor Timothy what God desires for every nation and how believers should respond. As America marks its 250th Anniversary of Independence, this message explores the biblical call to pray for one another, for leaders, and for the nation in which God has placed us.

When the kingdom comes first, everything else finds its rightful place. The conclusion of our series “First Things” as we talk about what it means to put our time, gifts, relationships, and finances all under Christ’s Lordship.

The answer to who we are begins with WHOSE we are.

First Things Wk 3: “First Trust: Surrendering Control to God” What we trust determines what we fear, how we plan, and how freely we give. Stewardship is not about managing scarcity but trusting God’s sufficiency, not just with our finances but with our whole lives.

FIRST THINGS is a series about aligning our lives with what matters most. Part Two, First Loyalty: Who Gets My Loyalty?, explores the challenge of competing allegiances. You can’t steward your life well when your allegiance is divided. Stewardship is about choosing the right Master—because every master demands something, and only one is worthy of your full allegiance.

FIRST THINGS is a series about aligning our lives with what matters most. Part One looks at First Love: Worship as the Center of Life. What we love most shapes everything else. We invite you to re-center your heart on Jesus.