Faith Community Church Woodstock, GA

3/12/17 - Drew Lawes - Submission to governmental rulers is a clear expectation of obedient Christians, as God has ordained governments to carry out His purposes.

3/12/17 - Shane Koehler - A fitting response to God's love and mercy to us is a discerning & active love for God & others that is sincere, that hates what is opposed to God's love, and is committed to God's people as to their own family.

3/12/17 - Tim Brown - Paul’s prayer for the church in Colossae focuses on his desire to see them growing in knowledge and godly conduct.

3/5/17 - Craig Tuck - FCC's founding pastor, visiting for the 20th anniversary of our first service, preaches on the lasting fruit of ministry that only grows as a result of satisfaction in Christ, salvation in Christ, submission to Christ, and sacrifice for Christ.

3/5/17 - Jay Cribb - True believers will make lifelong war with their sin and in this verse Paul shows a certainty of that linkage. But there is also a right way to kill sin; that is using the sword of the Spirit - the Word of God. In this way, God gets the credit and the glory.

3/5/17 - Daniel Smith, FCC member, provides a recap of a recent missions trip to Peru. Then, Ron Bigalke shares about the Capitol Commission, a group that ministers to U.S. state legislators around the country.

3/5/17 - Drew Lawes - Responding rightly to the trials & difficulties Christians face starts with understanding who you are in Christ and what He has called you to.

2/26/17 - Tim Brown - Paul's prayer reflects his greatest concerns for the church in Colossae. These concerns all relate to their growth in spiritual knowledge and wisdom that are expressed in obedience and good works.

2/28/17 - Shane Koehler - Properly evaluating ourselves spiritually involves seeing ourselves not as spiritually self-sufficient, but as members of a body who are created to be interconnected with other believers and dependent on their spiritual gifts for our mutual spiritual life and health.

2/26/17 - Drew Lawes - How do we respond to the trials and difficulties we face in a way that's consistent with the Christian faith? We are often tempted to compromise in our beliefs and our actions. 1 Peter 1 tells us how and when to stand firm rather than compromise.