Our Outreach Minister, Josh Cooper, walks us through Mark 14 and the anointing of Jesus. The story begs us to ask, "What have I sacrificed for my King Jesus?" 

Lazarus wasn't just dead, he was stinky dead. But Jesus is God in human flesh. There's nothing he can't do. Even when it seems God is late to answer our prayers, He's still on time. 

While Martha busies and distracts herself with the preparations for Jesus, Mary clears her to-do list and sits at the feet of Jesus to listen to Him. We learn from them to be bold and be real. And Jesus teaches something powerful about their identity and acceptance. 

The Bible contains good news. It stores the very words of God breathed into the pen of man. But how do we know its accurate? Do things get lost in translation? Can I trust what it says? Let's talk!

When you look within, there is no accident. You've been uniquely made by God, and the evidence is undoubtable.

Poor science teaches evolution, but good science leads us to the truth of Scripture – that God mades humans in His image for a greater purpose than that of animals. We are the crown jewel of His creation. We didn't come from a lower life form, but instead we are the handiwork of God. 

By looking at creation, we can see evidence of God. The Psalmist write the heavens declare the glory of God! We can see with our own eyes that there has to be a first cause of creation, there is an intelligent designer of it, and there's a moral code all humanity possesses in their hearts. Let's discuss!

At Fern Creek, we believe in absolute truth that is discovered in God's Word. We consider the Bible the foundation of all truth and call out the falsehood of relative truth. In a world that is getting further and further from Jesus, we need to embrace the truth of God even when we don't like it.

Nehemiah was a man with a big dream, but he lived for the glory of God and not for his own safety and comfort. Through adversity and hardship, Nehemiah exemplifies faith over fear, and his life reminds us that no matter what, loving God and loving people is the number one priority for His followers. 

Barnabas changed the trajectory of Christianity by the way he encouraged those around him. How can you impact someone's life by breathing courage into them?