Faith Community Church - Sunday Sermons

Faith Community Church - Sunday Sermons

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  • FCC Sunday Sermon - The sinner and his savior (John 18:12-27)
    While Jesus was progressing toward the cross to pay the debt of sin of sinners, Simon Peter kept driving himself deeper and deeper into the debt of sin. The contrast between Simon the sinner and Jesus the Savior is as stark as it can be. John intertwines the two stories of Jesus’ trial and Peter’s denial to showcase the golden thread of Jesus’ righteous character against the contrast of Simon Peter’s dark black thread of sin and unfaithfulness. John writes this story for our sake that we would deal with our sins honestly before the Lord and recognize the Lord Jesus alone as our Savior who can cleanse us and restore us from all our sin and condemnation.

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    1 hr 8 min
  • FCC Sunday Sermon - He Gave Himself Up for Us (John 18:1-11)
    Jesus selflessly gave Himself up for us, a profound truth vividly displayed in the scene of His arrest. In these eleven verses, John reveals how Jesus truly surrendered Himself for our salvation. His rejection of personal gain, self-preservation, and self-centeredness exposes our own selfishness, highlighting our need for the Savior and repentance. May the Holy Spirit guide us to behold Jesus’ glory in His self-sacrifice, repent of our sinfulness, and grow in grace.

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    1 hr 10 min
  • FCC Sunday Sermon - Reverberation of Extolment (Psalm 145)

    Worship is the insignia of salvation. We who wish for all our children to be saved must pass down to them an enthusiastic worship of the LORD. This is the pattern revealed in Psalm 145. Extolment of our God passes from personal to generational to universal, and the character of that worship is seen as reverberative, personal, constant, wonderful (full of wonder), and faith-ful (full of faith). May the extolment of our great God be the legacy we leave behind.


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    1 hr 9 min
  • FCC Sunday Sermon - Our Eternal Home (Revelation 21:1-22:5)
    The last section of Revelation is regarding New Jerusalem, the believers’ eternal home. John sees the vision of that remarkable place marked by its newness, the glory of God, its magnificent and beautiful appearance, its sustenance for its inhabitants, and its fruitful activities. The celestial city comes down from heaven like a bride adorned for her husband into the new creation, the new heaven and the new earth where all things have been made anew. How glorious will be our eternal home! Scripture brims over with the pictures of that wondrous city. May the Lord teach us to fill our hopes and our dreams with the anticipation of this glorious future and see our fleeting life on earth as training grounds for heaven’s worship and service.

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    1 hr 16 min
  • FCC Sunday Sermon - The Kingdom of Christ Part 2 (Revelation 20:7-15)
    The Lord’s kingdom will conclude with one final rebellion instigated by the Devil. This reveals the marvelous nature of saving faith which has been gifted to God’s elect. Regeneration and genuine faith is the stupendous present from heaven. Moreover, the gift of salvation means all our sinful deeds are marked as “paid in full” by the Lamb who was slain for His people. The millennial kingdom of our Lord means change in the present life, it will stamp out one final insurrection, and usher His people into the eternal kingdom of God because all their sins are counted as paid by the blood of the Lamb.

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    1 hr 8 min
  • FCC Sunday Sermon - Eunice, A Trophy of God's Grace (2 Timothy 1:5, 3:14-15)
    Eunice stands out among the women of God found in Scripture as having experienced an inordinate degree of God’s grace. In this study of Eunice, we see the marks of God’s grace in her conversion, her commitment to Scripture, her sincere and living faith, and her impact on her son. May the Lord make all the women of our church a trophy of His grace and may the Holy Spirit evermore teach us to swim daily in the pool of God’s grace.

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    1 hr 6 min

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