"God wants me to be happy," could be one of the most common and most misleading beliefs today, but it is so tempting to live by.

The future is inevitable. We can waste time fighting against change, or proactively work to shape what tomorrow brings.

The future is inevitable. We can waste time fighting against change, or proactively work to shape what tomorrow brings.

Before there were church buildings, congregations, Sunday school classes, or youth ministries--even before there were temples, tabernacles, or priests--there was the family, God's original plan for passing on faith.

What would our community be like if FCC Monmouth left town tomorrow? Would it suffer, or would people barely notice?

The journey of life never stops moving forward, and never stops requiring wisdom to navigate. Fortunately, God has provided ear relevant wisdom for us to grow in.

Everybody has a message, and nobody is afraid to share it boldly. It could be political, social, or even comical. But what about the Gospel? Who are we sharing that message with the same boldness?