Leading up to Easter 2022, we're taking a look at the last week of Jesus' life. What actually happened during that last week? Why should we even care about Jesus' life and ministry?

Babies need milk, but eventually they move on to solid food, right? A new follower of Jesus starts with the basics, but then we all have to keep growing. How do we become mature Christians? How do we press into a life of faith? Join us as we wrap up our journey through the book of Hebrews.

Every day we make sacrifices – we give up something of value for a greater good. In the Old Testament, God required sacrifices – temporary offerings so people could be made right with God. So, do we still have to make sacrifices to God today? Let's see what Hebrews has to tell us.

"Why am I a failure?" is a question we all ask at some point. Sometimes it seems like failure is the only option when we're comparing ourselves to God's perfection - how could we ever follow all His laws? This weekend we'll explore how Jesus offers hope as we dig into Hebrews 6:13-20, 7:17-8:2.

It’s easy to take Jesus for granted. We’re either getting closer to Jesus or farther away … How at risk are we for wandering and drifting away? Is there hope? Let’s find out as we look at Hebrews 5:11-6:12.

When life feels like one uphill battle … does God care? Sometimes it’s difficult to know. When faith is hard, does God see us? Thankfully, there's Someone who's been where we are, someone Who gets it. This weekend, we continue in our journey through the book of Hebrews.

Who is Jesus? Some say He was a prophet, a teacher, or maybe just a good guy, if Jesus really exists. Who is Jesus to you? Let's dive into Hebrews 2:1-18 this weekend and explore who Jesus is, and what He did – and still does – for us today.

The routine of church and – and even following Jesus – can feel flat sometimes, especially when we’re constantly weighing benefits and risks in the COVID world we live in. It can feel tiresome to commit to church, and it’s easy to drift. The book of Hebrews addresses this struggle and helps us refocus. Join us this weekend as we begin a journey through Hebrews.

Happy New Year! (No service January 1). Grab a cup of hot chocolate and join FAC at home for this **ONLINE ONLY** service. Available on Facebook, YouTube, and through our website, or call the Phone-and-Listen line 1-844-553-5213. Regular services times resume online and in person January 8/9!

Merry Christmas! NOTE: No services December 25 or January 1. Cozy up around a screen and join FAC at home for this special **ONLINE ONLY** Boxing Day service, available on Facebook, YouTube, and through our website, or call the Phone-and-Listen line 1-844-553-5213.