In this message, Pastor Daniel delves into Paul's time in Jerusalem. Despite being one of the most respected figures in the early church, Paul is treated poorly by the people in Jerusalem. However, what's truly remarkable is Paul's willingness to lay down his preferences and pride for the sake of the gospel.

Through this message, we learn that true Christian unity comes from having our identity rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ. By immersing ourselves in what the gospel is and what it does in our lives, we can let go of our false sense of entitlement and live generously towards others. This message is a reminder that the ability to lay aside our preferences and pride is not found in a program but in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In the ongoing RECHARGE! series, Pastor Jason highlights the significance of the names of God. In his recent sermon, he introduced the first name of God mentioned in the Bible, Elohim. This name means the mighty or strong one, and emphasizes that Elohim is the Creator who spoke the entire universe into existence. Every detail of nature testifies to His glory. Pastor Jason concludes that God is not just an abstract force, but a personal being who reveals Himself even through His creation.

Each of us struggles with anxiety, anger, unforgiveness, depression, grief, trauma, and other challenges. During this class, you will learn biblical truth to help you navigate these challenges in your own life and how you can encourage others who are struggling with their own soul care. This week, the class learns about the art of connecting.

A pdf for this week's class may be downloaded below.

Join us as we trace the handing down of the essential, unchanging truths of our faith from the early church to the present day. What is our responsibility in this moment? How do we prepare the next generation? Taught by FBC Executive Director Gary Cook.

Today, Pastor Jason talks about how Paul's plan to travel to Jerusalem for Passover was thwarted by word of assassins plotting to strike him while at sea. However, this diversion led him to bump into Luke, who authored his account of the Gospel and the Book of Acts. God perfectly directed all of this. How has God changed your plans? How often have you been let down because of a failed or changed plan, only to see how this change to your goal was to your great benefit? Proverbs 16:9 In his heart man plans his way, But the LORD directs his steps.

Each of us struggles with anxiety, anger, unforgiveness, depression, grief, trauma, and other challenges. During this class, you will learn biblical truth to help you navigate these challenges in your own life and how you can encourage others who are struggling with their own soul care. In this episode, Dr. Tim Russo goes through what will be covered in the next several weeks.

A PDF of week 1 material may be downloaded below.

Join us as we trace the handing down of the essential, unchanging truths of our faith from the early church to the present day. What is our responsibility in this moment? How do we prepare the next generation? Taught by FBC Executive Director Gary Cook.

We begin our Fall Recharge series by looking into how one's character is known through their name. Just like we want to be known for our good character, so does God. Pastor Jason gives us examples demonstrating God's passion for the glory of His name.

In Acts chapter 20, Paul goes to the church in Ephesus to meet with the elders the for the last time. There, he gives advice on how to lead and teach the people, mainly to teach God's word with theological purity and to be on alert for 'savage wolves' from outside and within. Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of the pastor to teach the whole Word of God, and every sermon should permeate the gospel.

This week we continue our journey through the Book of Acts, Chapter 19:18-27, where Paul faces intense spiritual warfare amidst a powerful revival in Ephesus, highlighting the unseen struggle against dark forces while the gospel transforms lives. As believers, we are called to stand strong in the midst of spiritual warfare, relying on God's armor to protect us against the schemes of the devil.