The Apostle Paul's journey took him to many areas. He got to many of these places by walking. He also used a boat to traverse the Mediterranean. Unfortunately, on one of those maritime treks, the boat was shipwrecked. Lessons abound in this story. Our "Ending Well" sermon series continues with this message from FPC Lay Pastor Rosella Shishido.

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Sometimes when we think about being an agent of the Lord, we might feel like we need a theology degree or we need to be great orators. Nothing could be further from the truth. All we need to do is tell our own story in our own words. It's as simple as that. Pastor Tim Shaw gives us a good example today as we continue our "Ending Well" sermon series.

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Paul is in prison. He remains steadfast in the face of persecution and physical abuse. He knows where his heart is, where his loyalty lies, and who he places his trust in. It's knowing the end of a scary movie. Paul knows what to focus on and that Jesus is ultimately victorious despite any temporary trials Paul might have to endure. First Prez Transitional Pastor preaches from Acts ch 23-24. This is the latest installment from the Ending Well sermon series.

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Our new sermon series called "Ending Well" continues. The story from Acts 22 proves that cancel culture has been around longer than we realize. But the story here also includes the antidote to the hate and disrespect we see today. First Prez Executive Pastor Chris Pan explains.

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The Apostle Paul is nearing the end of his life. And we begin a new sermon series that kicks off with Paul and other believers contemplating risky travel and his possible death. Paul's response is one we can apply to our own lives, no matter where we are in the timeline of our lives.

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We've been following the apostle Paul these last several weeks. His missionary journeys took him up and down the Mediterranean area. This sermon looks in on his last days in Miletus as he bids farewell to the church there. The lesson today centers around those moments in life when you're faced with bad situations. How do we handle them? Pastor Tim Fearer quotes from this book by Jacques Philippe.

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Our "Further" sermon series continues. Now, Paul is on his third missionary journey. He lands in Ephesus, where they worship a different god. He preaches and creates new believers, but he's also met with resistance. Enter the Holy Spirit. Listen to FPC Transitional Pastor explain what happens.

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Paul is on his second missionary journey. Today we find him making his way to the bustling city of Corinth. One thing that Paul knows is that he cannot do it alone. When describing the people he shares the mission with, the word "diverse" comes to mind. FPC Pastor Jenny Sung gets into the personalities on this journey. You'll also hear an amazing testimony from an FPC Covenant Partner.

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FURTHER

If you've ever wondered how to do your part in spreading the Gospel and reaching people, today's message will be of help. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer continues our Further sermon series, examining the second of Paul's missionary journeys. When Paul reaches Athens, he immediately notices some things that stand out in their culture. And he uses this information to weave his way into the hearts and minds of Athenians.

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Paul and his friends continue on their missionary trek in the Mediterranean. They do their job of telling the surrounding area about Jesus. Many believe and are added to the family of God. But not everyone. The same thing happens today. First Prez Transitional Pastor Tim Fearer examines why.

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