Faith United Church of Christ Indianapolis

Some people say, "I love Jesus but not the Church" because of the way the church approaches politics. So, how should a Jesus follower approach politics? Listen to find out.

We desire acceptance the most from those who know us the best. When it comes to our families and hometowns, it is difficult not to seek acceptance at all cost. In this message we look at how Jesus handled family and peer pressure in a way that allowed him to be free.

Angie McElroy grew up at Faith UCC and, like many people, left church all together. In 2016 she returned. Hear her story about why she came back to her childhood church and how this has transformed her for the better.

Most of us think we are okay but the Lord does not see it that way. He believes that we need to be set free and offers to show us the way. The true path to freedom may be different than you think.

Sometimes we have emotions and sometimes our emotions have us. Sadness & Joy, Anger & Power, Fear & Peace...what if we could learn to control our emotions without losing touch with them. This Sunday we are going to explore the emotional side of life and take our cue from Christ on how to be free to feel our feelings while following The Father.

Service July 1, 2018 - Emotions by Faith United Church of Christ

Free to be Me: The truth will set you free by Faith United Church of Christ

Some people say "I love Jesus but not the church" because they have experienced the church as being arrogant toward other religions. So, as followers of Christ how should we think about other religions?

May 6, 2018 by Faith United Church of Christ