So far in our Boundaries series, we have focused on the boundaries we have with and from God. This Sunday, lead pastor David Beaty will start discussing our boundaries with others. Boundaries are really all about freedom. It sounds backward, but the more we understand why we need boundaries in our lives the more we will see the genius of God and the more we can live life the way God intended.

It's this Sunday! 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. This week we talk 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 don’t want to miss this!

Physical boundaries are easy to see: fences, walls, signs, moats, hedges and manicured lawns. They mark a visible property line. In the spiritual world boundaries are just as real, but often harder to see. This week, lead pastor David Beaty will start a brand new series that will help us define our personal boundaries. It will also help us recognize boundaries as a very real way to increase our love and save our lives.

This weekend we gather to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ! Lead pastor David Beaty will be wrapping up our current series with a look at the last words Jesus said from the Cross. We will then add our own word as we summarize some incredible truths about the resurrection itself.

Through the miracle of scripture, we have the unique opportunity to eavesdrop on Jesus’ last words before he died. Can we all admit that there are going to be times when we feel weak? We are more fragile than we want to admit. But this is when Jesus is going to be strongest in us. This Sunday, lead pastor David Beaty will guide us through Jesus’ fifth and sixth statements from the cross. And yes, there is a connection between what we thirst for and the victory that God gives.

Through the miracle of scripture, we have the unique opportunity to eavesdrop on Jesus’s last words before he died. This Sunday we look at what most people admit are the most difficult words Jesus spoke from the cross. We’re not sure what to make of them. We all know what it’s like to be forsaken (forgotten, abandoned) to some degree. But this is part of what Jesus knew was coming. Lead pastor David Beaty will show us that because Jesus went through this, you and I will never have to.

Through the miracle of scripture, we have the unique opportunity to eavesdrop on Jesus’ last words before he died. This Sunday we take a look at how Jesus provided for his mom even in the midst of His suffering. How Jesus treats Mary has a lot to say about how we relate to one another and about how much he cares for us. Join us this week as we see how Jesus creates a brand new family for those that call him "savior."

Through the miracle of scripture, we have the unique opportunity to eavesdrop on Jesus’ last words before he died. This Sunday lead pastor David Beaty will take us through the conversation Jesus had with one of the thieves he was crucified with. We were all enemies of God at one time. We may not have mocked Him, but by going our own way and resisting Him we have thrown grace back in His face. We will look at how we can go from being God’s enemy to being one of His friends.

Through the miracle of scripture, we have the unique opportunity to eavesdrop on Jesus’s last words before he died. Not only do his last words reveal what was on his mind as he was dying, but they also offer a sequence of the themes that matter most to you and me if we are committed to following Jesus. This Sunday morning lead pastor David Beaty will start us on a journey that will take us all the way to Easter.

Are you all in when it comes to Jesus and His Church? Of course, we know how we all want to answer. But here is the question for this week: When it comes to Jesus do you simply agree in principle or do you actually trust? There is a world of difference in those 2 options. This week, lead pastor David Beaty will show us how important this decision is for our lives.