First Free Methodist - FFMC

First Free Methodist - FFMC

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First Free Methodist - FFMC episodes

  • John 9:1-12 | October 27, 2024

    When something amazing happens, we often first ask how it happened. During a difficult season for us or others, we often ask what caused things to be this way. What gets lost here is caring in the moment. In this week's episode Jesus helps us to stay focused on caring for the person right in front of us.

    16 min
  • John 10:7-16 | October 20, 2024

    Feeling and knowing we are safe is important. When this is true, we have confidence to live in new ways. Jesus makes it clear to his disciples that they have this through his death and resurrection. This week's episode highlights Jesus' role as our protector and our provider.

    21 min
  • Luke 7:1-17 | October 13, 2024

    One never knows where faith will be found. Sometimes we find it unexpectedly present and other times we must bring a faith where there is none. Either way, we can have confidence that God is doing a new work. This week's episode explores how faith is discovered in remarkable ways!

    25 min
  • Matthew 10:16-23 | October 6, 2024

    As 21st century American Christians, it is hard to relate to being a persecuted Christian. Jesus tells us that we are being sent out like, "lambs in the midst of wolves." What chance do Christians have in a hostile world? This week's episode explores the teaching Jesus gave his followers for just such a time.

    25 min
  • Genesis 12:1-8 | September 8, 2024

    The people of God have always been on the move. Since the days of Abram, God invites people to look outward rather than just inward. All of this is still a choice. Like Abram had to decide to "go", so do we.

    Program Note: Passages will be taking a break and will return on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.

    27 min
  • Ecclesiastes 12 | September 1, 2024

    What matters in life? In many ways, the book of Ecclesiastes exists to tell us what DOES NOT matter in life. The closing chapter of Ecclesiastes invites us to wonder about the right kind of question we need to ask about life.

    19 min
  • Ecclesiastes 11:1-6 | August 25, 2024

    You have likely heard someone say, "We are waiting until just the right time." You may have also heard someone say, "Here today and gone tomorrow." Opportunity seems to strike at a time when we are not always ready for it. Do we wait or go? This week's episode explores the importance of trust in God as we decide if to wait or go.

    18 min
  • Ecclesiastes 9:7-12 | August 18, 2024

    Enjoying life can be difficult for some. There are many who hold a sense of guilt, obligation, or some other duty which keeps them from experiencing the enjoyment of life today. Being too goal-driven can lead us far away from enjoyment with our nose to the grindstone. This week's episode explores how God calls us to enjoy life while always being aware of what really matters most.

    21 min
  • Ecclesiastes 7:1-14 | August 11, 2024

    Talking about death is hard. Most of us steer clear of the topic and only touch upon it when required. Is there wisdom for us to gain in a conversation about dying? Is there a good death? What lessons can we take from others to deepen our life of faith? This week's episode explores the tough topic of death and dying. The good news is that there is a hope for wisdom and life through death.

    22 min
  • Ecclesiastes 5:10-20 | August 4, 2024

    Joy is less of an emotion and more of a choice. When we choose to live our life only for ourselves and those who benefit us, we find ourselves in an endless cycle of greed. It is a joyless way of life. When we make the choice for joy we can find a way toward true enJOYment and gratitude.

    18 min

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Join us for messages preached at the First Free Methodist Church of Seattle along with Pastor Craig Brown's weekly Bible Study called "Passages" to prepare for each week's sermon.