Brian Zentis argues that the times we are living in aren't as unprecedented as the world would have us believe. Through various passages in scripture, he then shows us the proper outlook and response of believers in these times.
Joseph Preston reminds us, through Philippians 3:1-7, that we cannot boast in anything about ourselves but rather rejoice in the work that Christ has done on our behalf.
Pastor Christopher Preston dives into Psalm 52 to show us the reality that is in store for the wicked who are seemingly prospering in contrast to the righteous who are not.
Joseph Preston uses Timothy and Epaphroditus, as Paul does in Philippians 2:19-30, to encourage us in how we are to treat others and how we are to walk as Christians.
Pastor Christopher Preston instructs us, through Peters words in 1 Peter 4:12-19, on how we are to face and respond to the opposition that we will receive from our communities while following Christ.
Joseph Preston warns us to not settle for a faith that coasts, but rather one that requires a persevering commitment to growth and sacrifice through Philippians 2:12-18.
Joseph Preston encourages us to not live according to what we want, but according to what Christ wants as he has demonstrated to us in Philippians 2:5-11.
Joseph Preston shows us, through Philippians 2:1-4, how having the same mindset in Christ is not simply uniformity, but rather unity in understanding and true Christian fellowship.
50 min
About Fairview Bible Church
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Fairview Bible Church was founded in 1974, rooted in the conviction that the Bible is our ultimate authority and source of truth as God’s unfailing Word. It is through the faithful teaching of the…
Word of God that we can grow to better know, obey, and love Christ. You’ll find when you spend time with us that we are far from perfect—but that we want to point you to the One who is. We are seeking to know Christ more deeply, follow Him more faithfully, and love Him and others more fully.We have two separate services each Sunday morning at 9:30(Sunday School) and 11:00(Main Service), with a time for coffee and fellowship from 10:30-11:00. We hope you’ll join us!