On this baptism Sunday, Pastor Marc explains from the Acts 2 about why confession and repentance are critical to those who put their faith in Christ.

How does living in Postmodern culture impact your parenting?  This second part of the Postmodernism segment delves into some practical understanding of the society around us, and how to respond biblically, especially as parents.

Social Justice ideology begins to reframe and redefine biblical truth, and eventually leads to the "deconstruction" of biblical faith.  In this important message, Pastor Marc explains how that progression happens, and what critical issues are at stake.

One of the most important concepts to understand about our world today is the influence of postmodernism on our society.  In this podcast, Adam and Sara explain what that is all about, and will then shift to why that will impact how we parent and teach our kids.

This is the sermon from our very special Worship Center Dedication service held on March 14, 2021.  Pastor Marc lays out the purpose of this facility, as well as our priorities as a local church.

In this episode, Jacob and Chris have a fascinating conversation with Dwight Hodne, the founding pastor of Fellowship Church.  Dwight has been a part of the Evangelical Free Church in various capacities throughout his entire life, and this discussion delves into the values and history of the Free Church, and why that matters to us today. 

What does the Bible say about racism, and how does that compare with the ideology of the Social Justice movement today?  This message explores the sin of partiality, and how the Gospel answers this terrible sin.

What is a worldview, and why does it matter when talking to your kids?  In this episode, Adam and Sara discuss the ramifications of different worldviews, and highlight the coherence of the Christian worldview, which brings us great confidence and encouragement when talking to our kids.

As Christians hold to objective truth, they will inevitably be confronted by a culture that pressures them to accept new definitions of truth.  What happens next will often be trials and suffering.  But the Scriptures help us prepare for these trials, rather than being surprised by them.