When a miracle happens in your own backyard you have to tell the story! This weekend, as we conclude our Uncharted Waters series, you will hear the incredible story of what happened with the Tenny family. They definitely know what it is like to go through uncharted waters and see God bring them safely to shore. You do not want to miss this incredible presentation.

It has never been more important to read God’s Word with understanding. The story of Noah is one of the best known and least understood stories in the entire Old Testament. Speculating about passages we don’t understand can get us into great trouble in God’s Word. Join us as lead pastor David Beaty walks us through this familiar story and shows us how God will give us insight into His Word if we will spend time in it.

According to the National Severe Storms Laboratory “There is no place in the United States that is completely safe from an unexpected and severe storm”. The same is true in life. There is no one who escapes life’s difficulties. The key is learning what to do when the unexpected storms come. Sometimes the storm prepares the way for what is on the other side.

Today’s world seems to be consumed with strong negative emotions. Christ followers are not immune from getting pulled into these negative influences. We’ve all heard the story of Jonah and the Giant Fish, but when God sent him with a message of repentance, to a people he didn’t want to go to, we see just how negative his feelings were. This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty continues our Uncharted Waters series with a reminder that love is to be the strongest influence in a Christ follower’s life.

We’ve all been there. Some of us are there now. Where? In uncharted waters. A decision was made that came out of nowhere. A health issue surfaced that you never saw coming. Trouble showed up and nobody warned you. The question is: how do we handle life’s uncertainties? This week, we will reinforce the reality that we need to take initiative in getting to whatever is the safe shore of our circumstances, trusting that God will be present to guide us along the way.

Summer, it means school’s out, the weather is warmer and family vacations are in full swing. But, what about your spiritual life? Does the fun and craziness of summer mean we put our relationship with God on hold until the fall? What if it doesn’t have to be that way? This week we are going to take a look at some simple things we can do to not only stay connected to God over the summer but grow closer to Him. Join us as we gain some summer survival strategies.

We would all like to see our weaknesses turned into strengths. And that is exactly the example we’ll see in this week’s installment of Unqualified. God has a way of taking the very things we feel most uncomfortable with and using them to bring stability into our lives. Join us as lead pastor David Beaty shares how we can learn to brace ourselves for the challenges and the blessings that are coming our way.

It's here! One of our favorite Sundays of the year, Baptism Sunday! Baptism is one of those subjects that requires our attention. So, let’s talk about it. We will talk about the ancient practice of baptism. We’re going to talk about why and how we celebrate it here at FCC.

There are a lot of missing pieces in our lives. And life is largely about recognizing what is missing and what needs to be filled in. Jesus will help us see what is right in front of us that we often miss. As we continue our Unqualified series, lead pastor David Beaty will guide us through God’s Word to better understand how hard it is to see the big picture when we are in the middle of our lives.

At some point in our lives we probably all feel unqualified. We all fight feelings of inadequacy, insufficiency and incompetence. We fear that we are not “enough”. We invite you to join us , as lead pastor David Beaty shows us that God’s qualification system is much different from ours. Be sure to invite that friend who came with you to Easter service this past weekend. This will be a great series to help us understand how God really sees each of us.