Narrow is the gate that leads to life. Christianity is not meant to be popular. Trusting Jesus and His way is not the norm. How do we protect and build our faith in a world that is heading toward destruction? Let's figure this out together!

The golden ticket to ask anything from Jesus is followed by the golden rule to do unto others as you would have done unto yourself. This passage from the Sermon on the Mount investigates our motives – do we seek the gift or the Giver?

On an audible Sunday, Craig walks us through one of David's most dangerous prayers in Psalm 39, "Show me, O LORD, my life's end and the number of my days; let me know how fleeting is my life." How can we live out this prayer today?

Jesus reminds us in Matthew 6 that worry doesn't do any good. It clouds the mind and chokes out the joy God has for us. Perhaps Jeni the Parrot can help us let go of worry....you'll see what we mean!

God designed us to belong in community. We are created for it, called into it, cared for by it, and challenged to grow through it.

Fern Creek is growing, and it's time to respond to God's movement and momentum. We're storing up our treasure in Heaven! On Sunday, October 22, we will take up a one time offering for...well...you just have to listen.

When we fast, Scripture teaches us that we must have a purpose and a plan. But most of all, we need a prayerful and intentional heart. Let's hear what God's Word has for us today.

We make prayer about ourselves more than we make it about who God is. The left side of the door opens us to a rich and meaningful prayer life. Let's open that door together!

Jesus could have healed everyone, but He didn't. He was led by the Holy Spirit to where and with whom He needed to be. May the power and grace of God shine through our generosity to those in need.

Loving your enemies is not being a pacifist. Loving your enemies does not mean seeking revenge on your own terms. Jesus tells us that loving our enemies means praying for them, not retaliating at their wrongdoing, and going the extra mile to carry their baggage.