Fear is a powerful enemy of freedom. It intimidates us so that we shrink back and refuse to obey God's voice. It terrifies and paralyzes us from stepping out in trust. And if we pay attention to its lies, we quickly become too scared to stand. Drawing from Numbers 13, Matthew 14 and 2 Chronicles 20, Michael and Bonni Hines open the 2019 Freedom Night series by describing how you can fight the battle with fear.

7.7.19- Slaves, Spies & Traitors (Galatians 2) by Foundations Church Williamsburg

Each July we are reminded of the great freedoms we enjoy in this nation and the cost paid by those who have fought to preserve them for us. It’s a theme that Paul picks up in his passionate defense of salvation through grace alone in the opening chapters of Galatians. Described as the Magna Carta of Christian Freedom, the lessons from this letter are among the most important we'll ever learn...

Pastor George Williams, Church Planting Director for the Eastern Region of Open Bible Churches speaks on 'Being an Everyday Missionary' from Luke 15.

6.17.19: Fathers- The Lord is With You by Foundations Church Williamsburg

6.9.19: Shavuot - God Comes Down by Foundations Church Williamsburg

6.2.19: David The King by Foundations Church Williamsburg

Boaz is a unique kind of Bible hero. He doesn't win wars or slay giants. Instead he offers to 'redeem' a poor, Moabite widow from her poverty and despair, to provide for her, to 'cover' her and to give her hope for the future. In this we see a glimpse of the atoning work of Jesus Christ, accomplished for exiles and strangers like us...

5.19.19: Ruth The Stranger by Foundations Church Williamsburg

Ruth is the Old Testament book most closely associated with the season between Passover and Pentecost. It tracks the seemingly insignificant plight of a mother and her daughter-in-law returning from a season of self-imposed exile to their ancestral village of Bethlehem at the start of the barley harvest. Yet, it’s a story with profound implications for all of our lives; how people like us who are exiles and strangers - far from the purposes of God - can be redeemed, bought back, and adopted into His family.