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Interview with a church member - Steve Clark by Faith United Church of Christ

This is the final message in a series on the Book of Revelation. It was preached on October 28th, 2018 by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ. This message begins with a summary of the book of Revelation and concludes with John's vision of a New Jerusalem in chapters 21-22.

If you have ever wondered what gets you into heaven, this message is for you.

This message was preached by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ on the Southside of Indianapolis.

Learn to love like the Lamb or you will become like the beast. What truly changes lives? And what is the real nature of evil? In this message, the writer of Revelation provides his answer.

This message deals with chapters 10-13 of the Book of Revelation.

This message was preached by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ in Indianapolis on 10/07/18. The focus of this message is the conflict between the mark of beast and the sign of God's seal. This message focuses on chapters 6-9.

We believe that you can understand Revelation and that it is relevant to your life.

This message was preached by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ in Indianapolis on 9/30/18. The focus of this message is the historical background of the book of Revelation. The message covers the first five chapters of the book.

We believe that you can understand Revelation and that it is relevant to your life.

This message was preached on September 9th, 2018 by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ. It deals with a teaching from the Apostle Paul that can help make love last in your relationships.

In this message we look at a turning point in the life of Jesus that might be the turning point in your life.

This message was preached by Pastor Scott Simmons at Faith United Church of Christ on August 19th, 2018. It is the second part of a sermon series titled "How to Neighbor".

The number one barrier to loving your neighbors is time. We all think we don't have enough time, yet we all have been given 168 hours each week. The issues is not how much time we have but how we prioritize our lives.

If we begin to bring God's priority for loving our neighbors to the forefront of our lives he will give us opportunities. The challenge is, these opportunities most often come in the form of interruptions. Love is able to transform these interruptions into opportunities to love your neighbors.

Would Jesus like you? by Faith United Church of Christ