Faith Community Church Woodstock, GA

5/26/13 - Shane Koehler -In order to rightly evaluate ourselves, other Christians, and especially Christian leaders, we must not use standards of worldly admiration. In fact, God's servants will be regarded as weak, foolish, and insignificant if they are following the example of Christ as the apostles did.

5/19/13 - Cooper Smith - True believers are identifiable by a life of faithfulness that is devoted to God's will and strives against the deceitfulness and dominance of sin in their lives.

5/19/13 - Brian Irby - What is it that should motivate us to be givers of our time, our resources, our talents, our time, and our whole lives? Our sinful tendency is to do these things so that our efforts will be recognized by others, but Jesus' call is entirely different.

5/12/13 - Shane Koehler - In Contrast to the tendency to measure spiritual leaders by worldly standards, The apostle Paul tells us how we ought to think of them, primarily as slaves of Christ who will answer to Him for continuing His work.

5/5/13 - Shane Kohler - Thinking that begins with the foundation of acknowledging God and His truth is the only kind that leads us to a proper understanding of things. Every person is called not to autonomously develop his own interpretation of the data around him, but to think God's thoughts after Him.

5/5/13 - Andy Snider

4/28/13 - Shane Koehler - Everyone who does God's work must be careful about the way he works, always according to the foundation that Christ has laid, not according to worldly fashions or standards. The evaluation of everyone's work will come from God, not men.

4/21/13 - Shane Koehler - Everyone who does God's work must be careful about the way he works, always according to the foundation that Christ has laid, not according to worldly fashions or standards.

4/21/13 - Brian Mullet - Contrasting a faithful God with worthless idols.

4/14/13 - Shane Koehler - God's design is not for believers to remain in a state of immaturity. In Corinth, spiritual immaturity characterized the church, demonstrated by conflict & factionalism. Paul begins to address these problems and redirect them towards a focus on God's glory.