First College Ruston

Continuing in our series through Exodus, tonight we go through God's calling for Moses. Through this passage we learn about many of the ways we commonly respond to God's call on our life, but also see a glimpse of what is possible when we respond to God's calling with obedience.

Tonight we start a new sermon series through the book of Exodus, wherein we see God's faithfulness and provision for us, as his children

In view of the Valentine's Day season, we host a panel of married couples who attempt to answer some of our most burning questions about how to find and maintain a righteous relationship and marriage.

Finishing our series in the Book of Psalms with Psalm 48, we are reminded that we are to praise God simply because of who He is and because it is what we were created to do, along with the rest of creation. No matter where we are in life, our God is stable and constant, and he deserves all praises.

Continuing our sermon series through the book of Psalms, we take a look through Psalm 57. This Psalm is written by David, during a particularly tough portion of his life, and there is much to be learned from the way he responds to his circumstances.

Today we continue our series in Psalm 51, where in King David repents for some of the terrible things that he did in his lifetime. Through this Psalm, we are able to see how we should approach God with our struggles and sins, and give us insight as to some of the next steps in our spiritual walks.

Due to technical difficulties, we lost the first 15-25 seconds of this message and Chase's classic "How's it going guys?" but you're still in for a treat.
In tonight's message, we go through Psalms 42 and 43, where the psalmist cries out in agony to God who seems far and distant from him, a circumstance that you may relate to in your own life. Tonight's message revolves around the psalmist's reaction to his circumstances, therein how we are to respond to God when he feels distant from us. 

We resume our journey through the book of Psalms in chapter 16, where King David shines light on how we ought to give glory to God in all seasons of life, including the good times.

We begin 2023 with a new sermon series through the book of Psalms. Beginning in Psalm 1, we learn how we can praise God through a life of righteousness. Join us in the remainder of this series, where we learn to praise God through all seasons of life.

College pastor Chase Sanders takes us through the remainder of 1 John where we see the author summarize many central points in this epistle and we see words of encouragement for the future.
Join us in the new year as Chase begins another sermon series!