Faith Community Church Sermons

We are in the second part of our series through the Gospel of Mark, Follow Jesus, where there has been a thematic shift from focusing on Jesus' identity to what it means to follow Jesus. From here, Jesus begins to teach openly about the suffering He must endure, and the way of Jesus becomes the shape of discipleship.How can we have faith even in our unbelief? Does the strength of your faith matter? Join us as we look at His Word to discover what it means to follow Jesus!

We've just start part two of the series through Gospel of Mark: Follow Jesus, where there has been a thematic shift from focusing on the identity of Jesus to what it means to follow Jesus. From here, Jesus begins to teach openly about the suffering He must endure, and the way of Jesus becomes the shape of discipleship.How can we follow Jesus in the peaks, descent, and valleys of life? Join us as we follow Jesus through His transfiguration in Mark 9.

We've just start part two of the series through Gospel of Mark: Follow Jesus, where there has been a thematic shift from focusing on the identity of Jesus to what it means to follow Jesus. From here, Jesus begins to teach openly about the suffering He must endure, and the way of Jesus becomes the shape of discipleship.What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? What is the way of discipleship? Join us as we look to His Word!

We're so glad you could celebrate 30 years of God's faithfulness and goodness to FCC with us!For three decades, we've seen people encounter Jesus, lives transformed, prayers answered, lifelong relationships formed, and God's purposes discovered and lived out. It was a special day to remember God's fingerprints on our story, give Him all the glory, and look forward with faith to all He still has ahead.

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Even Jesus’ disciples, who were in closest contact with Him and followed Him everywhere, didn’t really understand who He was. So, who is Jesus to you? This question shapes how we live, and it’s the same question Jesus asked His disciples in our text today!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Who we think Jesus is shapes how we respond to Him. It shapes how we follow Jesus. Our answer to that question changes everything. Join us as we (re)discover who Jesus really is!

We continue our Who is Jesus? series in the Gospel of Mark, slowly journeying through the book to explore the person and mission of our Lord Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that as we walk through Mark, we would fall more in love with Christ.Who Jesus is to us determines not only how we live this life, but also our destiny beyond it. Join us as we look to God's Word and discover how what we truly believe about Jesus is revealed in whether we entrust ourselves to Him.

A very blessed Father’s Day to all our amazing fathers and father figures!We’re so grateful you can join us today. We’re honoured to have guest speaker Dr Jim Rion with us, sharing a special Father’s Day message from Luke 11 on how the Lord calls us to set the tone in our homes.

This month's sermon series is Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we explore the amazing origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts. The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.There is suffering in life, it's a lived experience. How can we have courage and grow in our faith amidst suffering? Join us as we read from Acts 6-7 and see how God can redeem us through suffering!

This month's sermon series is Fearless: Ordinary Christians, Extraordinary Courage, where we explore the amazing origin story of the first Christians through the Book of Acts. The Bible tells us they were ordinary people from all kinds of spiritual and socio-economic backgrounds. Yet they all shared one remarkable characteristic: extraordinary courage.As the church witnessed Jesus, more and more people became believers. And people were drawn to this new community—not only because of what they said, but also because of how they lived. Because they were a remarkably different kind of community. So what was it about this community that made them so different? What can we learn from the way they lived? Join us as we dive further into the Bible!