Faith Community Church Woodstock, GA

1/5/20 Bible Study - Brian McCarthy - God's divine supply for being useful & fruitful in our relationship with Christ and our duty to be diligent with them.

12/30/19 Building Faith Podcast - Episode 12 - 2019 Year in Review

12/29/19 Sermon - Drew Lawes - The end of one year and the beginning of the next is a good time to consider the aim and direction of our Christian life. 1 Timothy 6 provides us with 3 directives to living an effective Christian life.

12/22/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - Contrary to what we might think, the visit of the Magi was a matter of great fear and concern to the religious and political elites in Israel. It revealed the sad spiritual condition of those who should have rejoiced in the coming of Israel’s Messiah.

12/15/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - The virgin birth and it's announcement to Mary & Joseph reveal much about the identity and mission of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah who would rule on the throne of David. He would bring about salvation, but not as most in Israel expected.

12/8/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - Who is Jesus? We begin our study of the book of Matthew considering the opening genealogy, which helps establish the identity of the long-awaited Messiah. There are 5 notable features that mark out this passage.

12/3/19 Sermon - Richard Goff - Rather than celebrating Christmas in the same superficial way that the unbelieving culture around us does, we ought to glorify God by meditating on and reveling in what God has done for His people. Isaiah 9 provides us with profound truths that allow us to redeem this season for God’s glory.

11/26/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - When it comes to caring for other believers, James makes it clear that we are our brother's keeper. We have a responsibility to pursue those who are drifting or abandoning the faith, realizing these are spiritual life or death matters.

11/17/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - Christians should know the resources that God has richly provided for them for times of trials, temptation, and suffering. James explains these, in a passage that has often been misunderstood in various ways.

11/10/19 Sermon - Shane Koehler - The primary difference between a Christian & non-Christian view of suffering, justice, and fairness in society is the issue of eschatology. A Christian view must always take into account that the only thing that can bring about real justice and the end of human suffering is the return of Christ in glory. This is the truth that enables God's people to be patient in suffering.