Fairmount Wesleyan Church Podcast

Accumulation, achievement, and the never-ending pursuit of more define our culture and our moment. Join us as we begin a new series, studying the book of Ecclesiastes. We start at the beginning, hearing the words written by the Teacher, "everything is meaningless". Discover what he really means, and the freedom that can be found in this startling invitation.

What does it mean that our victory comes from Jesus? Learn with us as we wrap up the Supernatural series, what victory cost Christ, and how we can live with the freedom he bought for us.

There is a lot of confusion when it comes to the topic of demons. Listen as Pastor Amy shares from Mark 5, examining a man so tormented by demons that even chains can’t hold him down, and then walks us through how to be prepared for spiritual attack and how we can respond. 

Angels are widely depicted throughout our culture, yet the scriptural view of them often differs from these common portrayals. What if angels can teach us what it truly means to live a life fully surrendered to God in worship?

Spiritual Warfare is one of those topics that has a wide range of responses. For some of us we feel intrigued wanting to know more, others of us nervous or afraid. Most of us though have more questions than answers when it comes to the topic of spiritual warfare. What is it? Why does it matter? How is my life and walk with the Lord impacted by spiritual warfare. Over the next 4 weeks join us as Pastor Amy walks through how we can live a life of faith, rooted in Christ's victory amidst the spiritual battles we encounter.

In the final message in the “So That” series we look at the parallel narratives of Micah 4 and Isaiah 36 to see what it means to be a person rooted on the promises of God in the midst of the midst of fear and chaos.

In a world obsessed with hustle, what if the ultimate act of worship is simply stopping to catch your breath? Unpacking Exodus 23, this message reveals how God mandated the Sabbath not as a mere rule, but as an act of justice and mercy that extends refreshing rest to the weary, the outsider, and even livestock.