Fairview Fellowship Church

We are blessed to live in the United States where we have so many rights and privileges. Scripture calls us not to just enjoy those rights, but to use them for God's Kingdom! Join us and Pastor Marc Buwalda as we explore Paul's call to prioritizing unity above liberty.

We are quick to view marriage relationships as gifts from God, but how often do we view the lives of the single people in the same light? Come join us and Pastor Zach McCue as we explore Paul's call to leverage our relational status for God's Kingdom!

God's providence and guidance in our lives is so great and is not vague or general but extends into every detail of our lives. Join Pastor Marc as he dives into Paul's portrayal of God-centered marriage in 1st Corinthians.

Christ's grace is so much more than we can ask for but in the business of life it is easy to forget how costly it was. Join us in 1st Corinthians as we explore the seriousness of sin.

We are all familiar with shame and the desire for isolation from others and God that it brings. Join us as we explore Pauls call away from shame and into the process of progress that leads to life.

Paul shares in 1st Corinthians that before we are sent, we must mature in our faith; we must grow up. Join us as we explore 1st Corinthians and celebrate the upcoming church plant, Pine Hills Church: Auburn!

The church in Corinth had plenty of issues, yet Paul begins by addressing one thing in particular. Join us in 1 Corinthians as we explore the importance of unity in the church!

It’s easy to desire progress. It’s harder to embrace the process that leads to progress. Join us for our first sermon in a new series on 1 Corinthians!

"What does it mean to identify as a Christian? What MARKS make us that which we claim to be? Join us as Zach McCue explores the origin of the title "Christian" though the lens of the early church."

God gives gifts specifically AND expectantly. What we do with these gifts is up to us. Join us for our final sermon in our summer series, “The Parables of Jesus.”