Want to know the one thing Jesus said you can’t avoid with loopholes, shortcuts or workarounds? Then you’re going to have to come this Sunday as we continue our Brand New Brand series. Lead pastor David Beaty will show us this weekend that the model of living that Jesus is calling us to follow is far less complicated than what you’re doing right now, but it is far more demanding and incredibly rewarding.

Could you even start to list all of the influences that have helped shape you into who you are today? What about that thing we call the conscience? It has been said: Shape the conscience and you control the person. Who is shaping you? In part 3 of our series, Brand New Brand, lead pastor David Beaty will show us how easy it is to be critical of others when there might just be a little bit of what we don’t like in them, in us. Join us, as we figure out the one thing that people should know about us, and it’s not what you think.

What if you knew that by letting go of something you would benefit immediately? Would it still be hard to let go? It all depends on what we are being asked to let go of, doesn’t it. In part 2 of our series, Brand New Brand, lead pastor David Beaty will pick up the discussion where we left it last Sunday: the arrival of Jesus signaled the beginning of something entirely new, but letting go of certain things is a bigger deal than we know. Join us as we learn that holding on to old things will cause us to miss the main thing Jesus had in mind.

There is no denying the fact that the local church has changed a lot over the past 20-30 years. The way people dress, the look of the stage, the music, the preaching, the lighting… it’s all changed. But with all that progress, and with all of the cool stuff, and some amazing environments, we are still holding onto things that hold us back. Lead pastor David Beaty, will be taking us back to conversations Jesus had about what is supposed to be happening among those who follow Him. We start our new series: Brand New Brand, with a look at what Jesus says we still need to let go of. This will be a great series for fans and critics of the church!

We hear a lot of stuff from a lot of different sources. When a relationship fails, a business venture falls through, or we hear something about ourselves that was hard to take -- how do we know if it is God's voice or the enemy's that we're listening to? In the final part of our series Help! I’ve Got Voices In My Head, associate pastor Jason Gildehaus will tackle questions that come up about how to deal with the Chatterbox, and remind us that no matter what we face, if we turn our hearts to God for guidance, He will be there with us.

Few things will derail us faster from the plan God has for our lives than discouragement. The enemy wants us to believe the discouraging words he puts in our heads and our hearts. But the truth is, God has given us everything we need to silence those thoughts that hold us back every day. In part 5 of our series Help! I’ve Got Voices In My Head!, lead pastor David Beaty will examine the Biblical story of Leah, and teach us six ways to use what God has already shown us to quickly counter the discouraging chatter we face every day.

Our Enemy is full of convincing accusations about who we are and what we're made of. Why we're not good enough today, and why we won't be good enough tomorrow, either. He hangs our shame in front of our face, trying to drown out the identity Jesus has given us as believers. How do we know what voice to listen to? In part four of our series: Help! I’ve Got Voices In My Head, lead pastor David Beaty shows us how to look beyond the shame of our sin that blocks us from the freedom of God's promises.

Our fears are fueled by worry, playing out the 'what if?' scenarios of things outside our control and producing nothing more than anxiety and insomnia. But what is really at the bottom of our worst fears? In part 3 of our series Help! I’ve Got Voices Inside My Head, lead pastor David Beaty teaches us through the story of Paul's shipwreck in Acts to show us how to shift our fear to faith, and how, through Christ, we can face any situation with the promise, "God says He will."

This is it! This is one of those subjects that requires our attention. It matters! So, let’s talk about it. It matters that much! This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will share with us about the ancient practice of baptism. We’re going to talk about why and how we celebrate it here at FCC. It matters so much that the follow up to this message could be immediate!

"You're not ___________ enough." This is the lie the enemy plants in our heart every single day. We aren't smart enough. We aren't talented enough. We aren't beautiful enough. At their root, our insecurities don't necessarily make us question God, but they make us question whether or not we are valuable enough to be used by God. How can we give God glory through our lives when we are so dysfunctional, deficient, and doubtful? This Sunday, associate pastor Jason Gildehaus teaches us through the life of Moses how we can overcome our insecurities with the promise "God says I Am."