Week 6 of Rhythms. Sin and confession. These are two loaded words! In this message we explore the reality of sin and how God wants us to deal with it. We may be prone to avoid confession, but confession is the key to freedom and forgiveness before God. Text: 1 John 1:8-10

Week 5 of Rhythms. At FBC we believe that we are better together. Here we explore this concept and unpack why we need one another as we follow Jesus. Text: Hebrews 10:24-26

Week 4 of Rhythms. Prayer is a global phenomenon. It’s especially important as Christians, but do we know how to do it? What is prayer and what should it look like in our lives? Text: Luke 11:1-5

Week 3 of Rhythms. Here we look at the importance of Sabbath. What does Sabbath look like in 2018. Why does God command it and how does it benefit us? Text:Exodus 20:8-1

Week 2 of Rhythms: Here we look at the importance of regularly being in God’s word. Sometimes we view this as a burden or chore, but is it? What should we believe about the Bible? And how should we use it? Text: Psalm 119:1-16

Here we wrapped up the book of Jonah and revisited some of the key themes along the way. Text: The Book of Jonah

Week 1 of Rhythms. We kick off the series by looking at John 15, the call from Jesus to remain connected to him. We won’t grow or bear fruit on our own, and these spiritual disciplines won’t be of value to us if we don’t see them as ways we can remain connected to Christ. Text: John 15:1-5

Week 5 of Jonah: Big Fish. Bigger God. The book of Jonah comes to a close with God’s heart on full display. Jonah is angry with God for showing grace to the people of Nineveh. God’s response reveals the whole point of the book: God’s compassion for a lost and broken world. Text: Jonah 4:1-11

Week 4 of Jonah: Big Fish. Bigger God. Jonah finally reaches Nineveh with his message from God. This wicked city responds in a pretty surprising, miraculous way. What can we learn from Nineveh about judgment, repentance and the gospel? Text: Jonah 3:1-10

Week 3 of Jonah: Big Fish. Bigger God. After Jonah is tossed overboard he is swallowed up and rescued by a big fish. From the belly of the fish he finally prays to God, but his words leave us scratching our heads. How does God respond to us when we get some things right but get plenty wrong? Text: Jonah 1:17-2:10