Life happens! Sometimes things go great, sometimes it seems like we just can’t win. But, the thing about a faith that works is sometimes we just need to change our perspective on what’s going on. Join us this week for Billy Joel’s New York State of Mind. We might just find out that progress happens when we change our perspective.

We want things to happen now. We want to know the when and the how. But God reveals things in stages, and some things just take time. Our School of Rock series continues this Sunday with the hit song Time by Hootie and the Blowfish. Lead pastor David Beaty will guide us through one of Jesus’ best known parables which will land us right back in our discussion about a faith that works. The FCC band has been rockin’ it out and this week will be no different. Join us Sunday morning at 9 or 10:45, and go ahead and invite someone to come along with you! Let’s fill the house this Sunday morning!!

Danger Zone, the song for this week's message, was a big hit for Kenny Loggins, and was from the movie Top Gun. As we continue our series, talking about having a faith that works, there is a danger zone we have to learn to avoid when it comes to our faith. Lead pastor David Beaty will be taking us to Romans 4 to talk about how things are what they are, but they're not what they seem. You don't want to miss this!

We continue School of Rock 2016 this week with a song from the 60’s: Big Yellow Taxi. This song has been recorded and re-recorded for over 50 years. This Sunday our FCC band puts their own spin on it. We will also continue our series by talking more about a ‘faith that works’. Faith can become a reality in our lives if we learn how to frame what happens to us. We hope you’ll join us as we learn some interesting lessons found in the book of Hebrews on framing.

Every song has a story and we love to dig them out and tie them together with God's Word! Every August we pick some classic rock songs and use them to help us illustrate the stories God gives us. The first week we'll be using the Rare Earth song: "I Just Want To Celebrate". We're going to discover plenty to celebrate as we learn about how Jesus is in the business of bringing faith to life.

It seems that so many these days reject God and what He’s done. They point to the life of His followers and ask what difference does it make? Following Jesus should be more than some words. Our lives should look different than the rest of the world. Is it possible that the way we live our lives speaks louder than any words we can say? Join us as associate pastor, Jason Gildehaus, talks about how his life verse reminds him that following Jesus means a different kind of life.

In God’s infinite creativity there are no duplicates. It’s an interesting thought because it begs the question “Why?” For all the advancements mankind has made there is still this nagging question that has plagued us for ages. “Why do we exist?” It’s a question of purpose and how we answer it can lead to deep regret or ultimate fulfillment. Join us as our worship and creative arts pastor, Nathan Hall, encourages us to look for God’s calling in our lives and lean into it. The question you need to ask is, “What was I born to do?”

Take the job. Don’t take the job. Enroll in the class or not. End a friendship. There comes a point in everyone’s life when you are faced with a hard decision. It’s at that point that you want to know you are capable of making the tough call, even when it doesn’t seem to make sense. The question you need to ask is “Am I doing this for Him?” Join us as our children’s pastor, Theresa Wolf, encourages us to live every moment of our life living for Him, even when it doesn’t make sense.

Vacation time hits every summer and we travel to some of the most beautiful places and see magnificent wonders and stand in awe of the glory of what is before us. Its purpose seems clear, it is intended to show the amazing creativity and power of an almighty God. But, what about you? Have you ever wondered what your purpose is? Ever asked “Why am I here”? Join us as Student Pastor Lee Vandiver shares his story and kicks off our new series Life Verse.

Many of the things you have resisted about church are things the church should have resisted about itself. We have been working to correct that in this series: Brand New Brand. This Sunday, lead pastor David Beaty wraps up our series by looking at five specific areas that have been diluted and possibly polluted by our view of the church. Join us, as we take one more run at this idea of doing things a Brand New way, the Jesus way. If we could get this right Christianity would become almost irresistible.