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Jesus knew who he was. Time spent with the Father confirmed his identity, and this gave him power to face challenges, heal others, and eventually sacrifice his life. Who are we? Who are we called to be, and what influences our understanding of our identity? Matthew 3:16-17 | Speaker: Steven Arauz

We love to get applauded for our excellent performance and be handed the trophy.  We live in a world where rewards go to the victorious, and so we expect that the whole Christian thing is about performance and measuring up.  But it’s not really about my performance, my measuring up, or even my being faithful. […]

Jesus spent time with the Holy Spirit and the Father. Scripture documents his time in the spiritual disciplines of fasting and prayer. It was after practicing these disciplines that he faced the temptation. Matthew 4:1-11

It is so easy to point the finger at where we imagine the fault to lie. We often think of temptation as coming to us from “out there” somewhere, like a villain coming and knocking at our door to lure us away. We may be surprised by a couple of realities: We can’t be tempted […]

Paul writes that, once baptized “into Christ,” there is a simultaneous loss or a laying down of any ethnic, economic, or gender distinctions. Correspondingly, there is in his body no exclusion or inclusion based on these labels. Jesus’ Body, the church, is called to be the place where these human distinctions are totally irrelevant. Galatians […]

What is your Easter story – Part 2? Three FHC members (Michael Tran, Heidi Sposato, and Mike Jacob) will share how the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus impacted and continues to form who they are.

What is your Easter story? How should the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus impact and continue to form the followers of Christ?

It may be the boldest of all the bold asks: “We want you (Jesus) to do for us whatever we ask!” It seems without limit—beyond three wishes of a genie. There is no doubt that we often don’t realize the long-range implications of that for which we ask.  Jesus will teach us that his kingdom […]

Jesus isn’t just willing to respond to the bold ask of the leper; he does the unthinkable.  He does what is not to be done; he puts himself at risk of disease, at risk of being shut out of the temple. He touched the man.  But the bold ask of the leper to be healed […]

We have often heard the ask of the one thief: “Remember me…” However, both thieves crucified with Jesus made bold asks. How do they compare? Why was one an ask of faith and the other something less?  Both were asks for self, but one was short-sighted, and the other took the long view. What were […]