Faithbridge Sermons

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein dives into Matthew 6, reminding us that God is always on our side, even when we can’t see Him. Through disciplines like prayer, scripture reading, and worship we can fortify our trust in God and find peace.

Week 6 of the “Who do you say I am?” Series, a study in the Gospel of John. Taught by Faithbridge Men’s Pastor Danny Hannon.

Pastor Dan Slagle encourages us to consider the Biblical mandate to live a life characterized by peace – not anger. By embracing the disciplines of listening, waiting, and letting go, we can set ourselves apart from the rage that characterizes our world – and point others to Jesus.

Bible Teacher Steve Carter offers a Biblical call to contentment in the midst of a world where ‘more’ is never enough.

Humans were not created to experience broken relationships, but sin gets in the way. Bible Teacher Jared Darby teaches us that the first and most important way the gospel heals relationships is that it restores the one relationship that matters the most, our relationship with God.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein explores the significance of giving in our spiritual lives. Does God get our first fruits or our leftovers? He challenges Faithbridgers to take the Malachi 3:10 Challenge and step into the 10% tithe – and to experience the blessings that will follow.

Bible Teacher Dan Slagle leads us on a journey through scripture to discover what the Bible really teaches about physical healing. We know that Jesus healed people and that God still heals today. But we also know that not everyone who asks is healed. Dan encourages us to both pray for physical healing and to remain faithful if it doesn’t come.

Bible Teacher Duffy Robbins rounds out our series on Joseph by teaching out of Genesis 49 and 50. He reminds us that, like Joseph, we can come to terms with the mixed blessings in our life and family by trusting in God’s undiluted faithfulness.

Pastor Dan Slagle teaches out of Genesis 45, where Joseph forgives his brothers. We all face the difficult decision of whether or not we will forgive those who have wronged us. Only through God’s power can we choose the better path, as Joseph did.