BETTER TOGETHER. ALL IN. RESOLVED. INTENTIONAL. This is His CHURCH! Join us this morning as we celebrate and worship Jesus! Colossians 3:1-4 will challenge us to respond with resolve as we strive to be the church God has called us to be.

How does a believer in Christ grow in the grace of God? The answer to this key question is at the heart of the New Testament and is the passion of our church. We thrive in Christ when we take the pursuits outlined in Colossians 3:12-17 to heart.

Fellowship Bible Church is on mission to glorify God by living out the LIFE we have in Christ, and it is our aim to carry out this mission through the Vision of Growing Deep and Reaching Out. It is our prayer that each of us will be ALL IN in 2025 as we understand that His church is BETTER TOGETHER!

What does it look like for Christians and churches to "live on mission?" Each of us needs the clarity and convictions that come from understanding the church's mission, which are modeled and described in Colossians 1:24-27. We are "better together" when we are united in our mission!

How many times have you heard a story and simply thought, this just isn’t possible? How did you eventually understand that it was not only possible, but that it truly happened? You listened to the facts. Join us this morning as we investigate Jesus’ journey to Bethlehem and look to the prophets who foretold of His coming. “For nothing will be impossible with God.” (Luke 1:37)

Just how vital is a genealogy? If you are royalty, it is very important. In the identity of the Messiah, it is essential. This morning, we will discover the fascinating genealogy of grace as we trace the line of the Messiah in Matthew 1:1-17.

What does every person need to know about Christmas? We must begin with the beginning.  This is exactly what we will do this morning as we discover Christmas's surprising and rarely referenced origins, as unveiled in John 1:1-18.

Anxiety. Even the word can stress you out. This Sunday, we will discover how to overcome when anxiety attacks by applying the powerful principles highlighted in 1 Peter 5:6-11.

Proverbs tells us “pride comes before destruction” and Peter, in his first epistle, teaches us how to avoid becoming a victim to this travesty. Join with us this Sunday as we look to grow in grace as we study what it means to “clothe ourselves in humility”.

How can we build strong relationships, even with the most challenging people? This Sunday, we will explore the mindset outlined in 1 Peter 3:8-17 that equips us, through Christ, to overcome the difficult relationships we face.