This message focuses on the spiritual rhythm of generosity. We see this modeled in the life of Jesus and the early church. Because at the center of the Christian faith is the greatest act of generosity in history. To develop a rhythm of living generously, we consider what it means to create intentional plans with our giving, and ultimately, what it means to invest in others and the future. 

In this episode, Scott shares on the spiritual rhythm of scripture. The message begins by looking at the importance of scripture and the term "God-breathed." Next, we examine some practical ways to read scripture in community found in the various porches and pathways of our lives.

In this episode, we examine the spiritual rhythm of worship. We learn that worship is all about storytelling that places God at the center of our lives. We also look at two practices that help form us to be people of worship: singing and simplicity.

In this episode, we explore the purpose and rhythm of prayer in our lives. By looking at Jesus' own embodied life of prayer, we discover two practices that can help form us as people of prayer: the practice of silence and surrender. Regardless of what season of life we find ourselves in, these are practices that can be implemented by pursuing stillness and planning prayer.

In this episode, we continue in our series Summer Blockbusters that's all about exploring spiritual rhythms and practices that form us as followers of Jesus. We have identified seven key rhythms at FCC and this message examines the rhythm of Gospel. You'll hear from Jericho who reminds us that Gospel means Jesus is King and offers new life.

We are kicking off a brand new series called "Summer Blockbusters." In this episode, you'll hear about the meaning of this sermon theme and our focus for the next few weeks: exploring the spiritual rhythms and practices that define our lives as Christians. This first message shares an idea that we'll continue to unpack during the remainder of the series, that Christianity is founded on beliefs, but it is formed by practices.

In this episode, we hear from a special guest speaker, Renee Clark. Renee shares a message called "Picturing Your Purpose" that is focused on helping us discover, own, and live out the purpose God has for in our lives, in our faith, and with our families.

In this episode, we conclude our series on the Gospel of John by looking at the resurrection of Jesus. As we examine the significance and meaning of the resurrection, we're reminded of what it means to be new creation people who are being formed in the way of Jesus.

In this episode, we examine the crucifixion of Jesus found towards the end of John's gospel. We learn that Jesus' sacrifice so much bigger than we often make it out to be. It offers us grace and purpose, a way of making right out of wrong, and of giving new life.

In this episode, Jericho unpacks the trial of Jesus found in John 18-19. We quickly learn that there were many people who want to know who Jesus is, but don't actually want to know Jesus. We're reminded that information doesn't change your life; encounters do.