Fairview Presbyterian Church (PCA) Sermons

On this resurrection Sunday, we turn our attention to the angel’s words to the women at the tomb - “He was raised; he is not here!” The good news of the resurrection is that Jesus was not where the women or the disciples expected. He was raised from the dead, just as he promised.

As Jesus is being arrested, he has compassion on his disciples but also his enemies. This is seen so clearly in that when Peter attacks the servant of the high priest, Jesus heals his wound. It’s just like Jesus said in John 13 - we are to love one another as Christ has loved us. Let us be doers of the word and not merely hearers. Give a listen to our Maundy Thursday sermon and let people know that you are a disciple of Jesus by your love.

The triumphal entry by Jesus into Jerusalem is a well-known story told in each of the four Gospels. What is not as well-known is that the event happens just as God said it would through the prophet Zechariah. Give a listen today and trust that all of the promises of God find their “yes” and “Amen” in Jesus.

The prescription for anxiety is found in the God of Peace when we draw near to him in prayer. Give a listen as we spend time in Philippians 4 during our latest evening worship service.

Continuing in our sermon series through Ecclesiastes, we see the Teacher returning to consider wisdom and also work, as he tries to make sense of a fleeting world. Give a listen and be blessed by the reading and preaching of God's word.

After Solomon’s pursuit of meaning by wisdom, he turns to self indulgence but quickly says it, too, is vanity. As Christians, we would do well to remember Jesus’ words of Matthew 6:33: “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”

Continuing our sermon series through Ecclesiastes, we join Solomon in his search for meaning by wisdom and we recognize that there are limits to what wisdom can do in a fallen world. There are, however, no limits to what Christ can do, who is called the wisdom of God in 1 Corinthians 1. Christ is the wisdom that we need. Give a listen and be blessed by the reading and Preaching of God's word.

On this fourth Sunday in February, we start a new sermon series called Shepherding Sermons. Each month, we'll study a problem, a sin, a struggle that we all encounter and look to bring God's grace to bear in these issues. We're calling these sermons shepherding sermons, and first up is the problem of anger. As our intern Dalton Vetter says, "Anger is a radical sin, that requires radical repentance."

Beginning a new sermon series on Ecclesiastes we explore some themes of the book and seek to answer the question, “What is Vanity?” Give a listen and subscribe so you can hear each sermon in this series.

On this Sunday, Dr. Richard Winston from Erskine Theological Seminary preaches a familiar passage from John 3, But he invites us to hear it afresh. Give a listen and be blessed by the reading and the preaching of God's word.