Friday was the most appreciated day in all of history. But Today is Resurrection Sunday, the most celebrated day in all of history...a day when people all over the world gather weekly to celebrate one moment in history, the ultimate evidence that demonstrates Jesus was More than a Man.

Most historians don't debate IF Jesus was crucified, but many disagree about WHY He was crucified. Critics say Jesus was a Martyr who died for a CAUSE, but the eyewitnesses claim something very different. Today we discover that Jesus was More Than a Martyr.

So, what if we’re WRONG? What if Jesus is just a myth, a buffet of beliefs rolled into the identity of a make-believe messiah? Today we launch a new series as we discover that Our Confidence is anchored on Evidence.

We are to GO - across oceans, across state lines, across streets - to those thousands of miles away and to those within walking distance. We GO to serve, we go to share...with our neighbors: our closest friends, our Church family, but does anyone else qualify as our neighbor? Today Jesus gives us a crystal clear answer.

We are to Serve the World, starting with those closest to us and reaching to those we just met today. Today we discover how Serving the World starts by serving inside the Body of Christ (the Church).

To Love God and and Love People is the FOUNDATION of all the Scripture. Here’s another way to say it: It’s all about relationships!

What does making disciples LOOK like? How can we measure whether we are moving people to maturity? Today we start a new series called The Future of Fellowship in which we will answer that question and are challenged to renew our focus on the mission Jesus has given us.

Today we discover 5 practices that drove the early Church to leave and legacy that would outlast them as we are challenged to do the same.

Churches that are full of people, who have many different preferences, are bound to run into disagreements. Today we discover why and how to overcome this obstacle in a way that most honors our King as we recognize practical reasons for change.

Steve, the former pastor at Fellowship, is back to share why he is serving with FCA and why we should consider helping in this most important ministry.