FCC Grayson Sermons

Revival is a fire God starts — but He calls us to keep it burning.

God lights the spark, but it’s our obedience, humility, and pursuit of Him that become the fuel.

The Holy Spirit is the spark. But our daily surrender, prayer, worship, and repentance are the fuel. God may light a fire in a moment, but He wants disciples, not just spectators, to tend it.

It is in times of trial and difficulty that we are forced to actually exercise real faith. Times of trial can be like putting on a new pair of glasses: It’s not that the world just got clearer and crisper but that you are better able to see it for what it is. We are no less dependent on God in times of ease and prosperity, but we are so much more aware of having to entrust ourselves to our heavenly Father in times of hardship.

We can learn through the teachings of Proverbs how to make sure our hearts are aligned uprightly, & continue to examine the motives of our hearts.

Chapter 9 presents a vivid contrast between the paths of wisdom and folly, personifying them as women, where wisdom is depicted as a gracious hostess inviting people to a nourishing feast, while folly is portrayed as a seductive, ignorant woman leading to destruction; the chapter emphasizes the importance of choosing wisdom by embracing correction and fearing the Lord, as it leads to a fulfilling life - while rejecting folly results in ruin and death. 

Chapter 8 primarily emphasizes the value of wisdom, personified as a woman who actively calls out to people to seek her guidance, highlighting that wisdom is more precious than riches, is foundational to creation, and brings blessings to those who embrace it; it encourages listeners to prioritize wisdom above all else, as it leads to a righteous and fulfilling life.

Freedom is not a one-time event — it’s a lifestyle. In the final message of this series, we’ll explore how to maintain the freedom we’ve found and walk daily in the lightness of God’s grace.

Our culture teaches us to accumulate more, but possessions can quickly become a burden. This week, we’ll learn what the Bible instructs in releasing the grip of materialism and finding true contentment in God’s provision.

Broken relationships, betrayal, and unmet expectations can create deep wounds. God invites us to let go of resentment, release bitterness, and find healing in Him. This week, we will explore how to forgive and build healthy relationships.

Some baggage seems impossible to put down. Maybe it’s a habit, an addiction, or a deep-seated fear. But God’s power is greater than any stronghold. This week, we’ll discover how to surrender even the heaviest baggage to the One who can carry it.

Guilt is one of the heaviest bags we carry. It whispers that we’re not enough and reminds us of our failures. But through Christ’s forgiveness, we can leave guilt behind and walk in the freedom of grace and restoration.