We talk a lot about forgiveness at FCC & WaterWay because Scripture talks a lot about forgiveness. Today, Don brings together Jesus, Stephen, and Lyle Lovett!

We talk a lot about forgiveness at FCC & WaterWay because Scripture talks a lot about forgiveness. Today, Don brings together Jesus, Stephen, and Lyle Lovett!

In our second Sunday of this series, Don teaches about the importance of encouragement and how it is vital to our lives in faith and community.

In our second Sunday of this series, Don teaches about the importance of encouragement and how it is vital to our lives in faith and community.

We begin a new sermon series called "Better Together". Throughout this series we will be studying passages in the New Testament with the phrase 'one another'. Today, the sermon is kicking off our "Plan Be" Sunday in which we worship and then go out into the community to serve!

We begin a new sermon series called "Better Together". Throughout this series we will be studying passages in the New Testament with the phrase 'one another'. Today, the sermon is kicking off our "Plan Be" Sunday in which we worship and then go out into the community to serve!

We like to think of God Almighty, who is powerful and awesome and shows strength. Yet, there's something that constantly gets in the way of that image of God: the cross of Christ. It might sound like foolishness, and it's definitely a stumbling block for some people, but God's power is made perfect in...weakness

We like to think of God Almighty, who is powerful and awesome and shows strength. Yet, there's something that constantly gets in the way of that image of God: the cross of Christ. It might sound like foolishness, and it's definitely a stumbling block for some people, but God's power is made perfect in...weakness

This week we read through the story of the fig tree in Mark 11. It's a weird story and really hard to understand. But what if Jesus is teaching the disciples to give up all the 'stuff' and surrender to their relationship with God?

This week we read through the story of the fig tree in Mark 11. It's a weird story and really hard to understand. But what if Jesus is teaching the disciples to give up all the 'stuff' and surrender to their relationship with God?