Pastor Drew Poppleton lays out Revelation, chapters 4 and 5. (You really ought to watch the video to get the full effect.) In this first part of a 3-part focus on this passage, he demonstrates how encounters with God have a certain flow to them, a flow that we might emulate in our corporate worship.

Pastor Drew Poppleton expounds on Isaiah 6, which aligns with a pattern seen in many encounters with God. Thus, the pattern has come to be seen as a guide for our worship (for our "liturgy"). For more info, see the bulletin at http://frctc.org/news-information/weekly-bulletins

Pastor Drew Poppleton presents Genesis 28 to us and asks us to consider the implications Jacob's Dream has for our daily lives and our experience of worship in church.

This is the audio from a video address Drew prepared for the congregation as we head into a new ministry year. That video can be found on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6_SsBwLBxX4

Pastor Drew Poppleton finishes our series in the Gospel of Mark. Mark 8:27-38 presents a great challenge to every would-be follower of Jesus: Who do you say I am? Will you deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow me?

Pastor Drew Poppleton continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking a passage that might be confusing at first, but actually ties together many other elements of the Good News in Jesus. May those with ears hear, and those with eyes see.

Pastor Drew PETERSON continues in the Gospel of Mark by opening up Mark 7:31-37, a story about opening up.

Pastor Drew Poppletons continues our series in the Gospel of Mark by sharing the gospel according to the interaction with the Syrophoenician woman. Enjoy this good news!!

Randy Burgess, director of Mission, Care, and Outreach, shares the word from Mark 7, calling us to examine our own relationship with tradition.

Pastor Drew continues in the Summer with Jesus series. This time, looking at two stories where the incoming kingdom faces resistance.