The FHC summer series features the voices of various FHC members sharing their favorite Scripture and the impact it has had on their life. Week Three’s speakers (Andy McDonald, Reina Nobles, and Steve Reed) are more “senior” members of our congregation and will share their wisdom through the various Scriptures that have been meaningful to them. Job 12:12: “Is […]

The FHC summer series features the voices of various FHC members sharing their favorite Scripture and the impact it has had on their life. Week Two speakers, Doug & Elisabeth Spinella, will share their thoughts on Psalm 32:8: “There have been key points of change, transition, loss and overcoming where Yahweh has used this verse […]

The FHC summer series will feature the voices of various FHC members sharing their favorite Scripture and the impact it has had on their life. This week’s speaker, Evelyn Nielsen will share her thoughts on John 14:27: Fear is an unfortunate part of our lives. However, in the end, we don’t have to be afraid because […]

  Have you ever had your heart broken? When someone talks about a “broken heart”, what do you normally think of? You think about a divorce. You think of a break up. You may even think of a tragedy such as a death in the family or losing a job. Most of us have experienced […]

What does that mission really mean: Loving People Into A Lifelong Friendship With God? How is it that we go about loving people?  It certainly is different than judging people and not even close to condemning people by their association with a belief system or life practice with which we don’t line up. Scripture is […]

Maybe the first requirement for having vision is to open our eyes.  When we open our eyes to the hurting, we may be inspired with a comforting vision. When we open our eyes to those who are being oppressed by others, we may arrive at a vision that sets the captives free. When we open […]

The faith of Abraham, also called the Hebrew faith, was a mother that gave birth to three daughters: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The Hebrew faith as described in the OT is like a big table with plenty of room for many believers. The God of the Bible delights in seeing His people from different faiths […]

I once heard a speaker who counseled his listeners to quit spending so much energy on figuring out if something was right or wrong, and simply inquire, “Is this the wise thing to do?” Who, in their right minds, would want to do the foolish thing?  Apparently, many people. There are proverbs that warn of […]

Often following graduation there’s this urge to go find the perfect job that will pay a bunch, invest well, and get rich. (Isn’t that why you got educated?)  Solomon warns about trying to get rich, especially “get-rich-quick” schemes. On the other end of the spectrum are those who think life will be handed to them, […]

Graduation and graduation talks are not usually packed with humble words. Instead, graduates hear about how they have arrived, they did it, they are smart, how far they’ve come, and that the future is in their hands.  Sometimes this can cause feelings of pride and superiority to all those somewhere behind them in the academic […]