FCC Young Adults Sermons

If all of life's expectations weren't met and you were simply left with Jesus, would that be enough for you? We'll unpack the story of the only female prophet in the New Testament (Anna) and see how her story might have impact for us thousands of years later.
Luke 2:36-40
If we feel we have to make a name for ourselves as we make a name for Jesus, whos name are we really living for?

"How big, how alive, and how imminent is your hope?"

In Luke 2, Simeon shows us what it looks like to patiently and faithfully hope in Christ
Luke 2:22-35

Do you have any small hopes that distract you from THE big hope of redemption?

Be real - do you long to see Jesus? What goes through your mind when you ponder that idea?

What are your prayer habits like? If you could ask one question about prayer what would it be?

Idolatry and anthropology go hand in hand: what we worship is tied to who we think we are, and vice-versa. Modern western culture has grown to idolize information, and views the human being as an information processing brain. But has that shown itself to be true? And has the church resisted this view? Have we forgotten about love?Revelation 2:1-7 
Ephesians 3:14-4:13

Idolatry and anthropology go hand in hand: what we worship is tied to who we think we are, and vice-versa. Modern western culture has grown to idolize information, and views the human being as an information processing brain. But has that shown itself to be true? And has the church resisted this view? Have we forgotten about love?Revelation 2:1-7 
Ephesians 3:14-4:13

Jesus' harsh words to the wealthy church in Laodicea remind us that worldly wealth gets us nowhere apart from Christ. His stern rebuke and call to repentance is a call to us to place our trust in Him over our anything our world offers.

Revelation 3:14-22 // Matthew 7:21-23

Mental wellness can only happen when a person's true self is able to engage true reality, but many of us live from false images we craft for ourselves, and carry expectations about life that don't match the real world. This ultimate truth confronts our false ideas: something about us and our world needs to die, but because Christ was not ashamed to die with us, we have new life and look forward to our full redemption.

Scripture:
Romans 6:3-9
Romans 8:19-26

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The BIble is chock full of wisdom of how to love someone who wrestles with mental health issues. Join us as we unpack some of the timely wisdom from this timeless book!

Scripture:
Galatians 6:1-3 // James 5:13-18 // Exodus 32:6-14 // Proverbs 4:23

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In this message we begin our series/discussion on "Mental Health" and what that looks like from a biblical perspective and not just from societies perspective. 

Scripture:
1 Kings 19:3-9
Psalm 23:1-4
Jeremiah 17:5-10

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The purpose God has called you to is something that may seem difficult to discover, but God never wastes a moment. He's working in and through your life now, even as He prepares you for what's ahead. Finding purpose and diection for our life often begins by looking at where we are now.

Scripture: 
Matthew 28:18-20 | Colossians 3:22-24 | 1 Corinthians 12:12-21 | 1 Corinthians 12:27-30

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