Fellowship Church Sermon Podcast

What exactly was going on when Jesus overturned the tables in the temple courts?  Was this an example of revolution that we should be following today as we advocate for social change?  This message explores the Old Testament background that helps shed light on why Jesus did this, and what it means for us.

Have you ever been in a situation where you questioned where God was, or why He was allowing certain things to happen to you?  This relatable message examines the life of Joseph, and helps us see the ways in which God is at work in our lives.

What effect does your conscience have on your ability to serve the Lord?  What happens when your conscience is not in agreement with what God is telling you?  This message from I John 3 provides some very helpful steps to take, so you can find certainty in an uncertain world.

This sermon begins a series called "Social Justice and the Gospel."  This is an important message from Amos 5, which examines what God meant when He addressed issues of justice in this passage, and compares this concept of biblical justice with the social justice movement of today.

In this interview, Chris and Jacob get to know Nick Forrester, the new Director of College Ministry at Fellowship Church!

What do you know about the twelve disciples Jesus called to follow Him?  What is significant about them, and what does that have to do with how we live today?

Our world is filled with trouble, and so are our individual lives.  Jesus warned His disciples of this, and gave them the way and the reason to take heart in the midst of it.  This message explores what Jesus said in John chapter 16.

This message was given by Pastor Tim Sheare, and examines Philippians 4:8 and the implications for living in accordance with the Gospel with respect to our minds and thinking.

Mark and Debbie MacLachlan have been working in agricultural ministry in the country of Ethiopia for decades.  In this podcast, we have the privilege to hear how they ended up there, what they have ahead, and what they have learned along the way.

How do we tend to feel about correction?  Although it usually isn't readily accepted, the Bible gives us clear reasons for why correction from the Lord is good and should be accepted with willing spirits by His people.