Faith Community Church Woodstock, GA

9/24/17 - Mike Payne - How Should We Relate to Fellow Christians when our Consciences Disagree? Romans 14-15:7, I Corinthians 8 and 10.

9/24/17 - Richard Goff - Proverbs has a lot to say about marriage, children, parenting and family life. This study surveys key passages that focus upon these foundational topics.

9/24/17 - Drew Lawes - Jesus has to leave so the Holy Spirit can come to the Apostles. The Apostles are told they will need to go into the world to be Jesus' witnesses.

9/24/17 - Shane Koehler - The great doctrinal epistle of Romans closes with an outburst of doxology focused on the believer's security in Christ - God receives all the glory because He is able to guard & keep every one of His children.

9/17/17 - Drew Lawes - Despite the modern cultural aversion to commitments, following Jesus cannot be a partial-life commitment. He makes demands on our relationships with others, on our attitudes in all circumstances, on a constant interaction with God, on how we respond when wronged, and on developing discernment regarding how to glorify God throughout our lives. He doesn’t merely expect these things of us, but is committed to us both by exemplifying them and by working them out faithfully in us.

9/17/17 - Mike Payne - Calibrating & re-calibrating your conscience. The Apostle Peter had to submit to a re-calibration of his conscience on several occasions so that his conscience actually lined up with God's standards (Acts 10).

9/17/17 - Tim Brown - How serious are we about spiritual growth? How often do we find ourselves stuck in sinful patterns? Do we still sometimes love sin? What does God's Word say about this? (Ps. 139:23-24; James 1:23-24; Ps. 51; 1 John 1:9; Rom. 12:1-2; Col. 1:23)

9/17/17 - Randy Cook - With any service, action, or behavior we must first look to the attitude of the heart. The same is true with hospitality. Beyond opening up your home to strangers and hosting individuals and families, which is a valuable practice in the church, we must first open up our lives to strangers and demonstrate brotherly love to strengthen the ministries of the church in the body and in the community. This study in 1 Peter 4:7-9 gives clear insight into the practice of true hospitality.

9/17/17 - Drew Lawes - Despite the modern cultural aversion to commitments, following Jesus cannot be a partial-life commitment. He makes demands on our relationships with others, on our attitudes in all circumstances, on a constant interaction with God, on how we respond when wronged, and on developing discernment regarding how to glorify God throughout our lives. He doesn’t merely expect these things of us, but is committed to us both by exemplifying them and by working them out faithfully in us.

9/17/17 - Mike Payne - Calibrating & re-calibrating your conscience. The Apostle Peter had to submit to a re-calibration of his conscience on several occasions so that his conscience actually lined up with God's standards (Acts 10).