Fuel Church

This week,  we continue our series One Minute After You Die  where we will look at what Heaven is and is not. 

Death is one of those things that no one really ever wants to talk about, but the reality is that death is inevitable for everyone. The truth is, we never really die. Though our bodies may fade, our soul lives on forever. In part one of this new series, we learn that what you believe about eternity will determine the way we live, and we will look at three things that happen after this life is done.  

In this message, we will hear from a panel of seven different people on the seven last words of Jesus. 

Brokenness is something that every person has, but when we take this brokenness to God, there is a grace that He has for us. In this message, we will learn how this Amazing Grace can transform our hearts, heal our brokenness, and rewrite our story. 

One day, we as believers will leave this Earth to a new place where there is no more sorrow or pain. This should be exciting, but although we are believers in Christ, have we fallen in love with the things of the world too much? Have we lost our urgency to seek after the things of God? In this message, as we look at the lyrics and the story behind the song “I’ll Fly Away”, we will learn to live with a hope for eternity and an urgency for today. 

Have you ever been broken-hearted? Have you ever had your spirit crushed to where you feel like God isn’t anywhere near you? In this message, we will learn that God is near to the brokenhearted, that He is present in the middle of your heartache, and He has a purpose for your pain. 

Some may think that prayer does not work, or that it is a waste of time which leads many people to develop misconceptions on what prayer is. In this message, as we look at the lyrics behind What a Friend We Have in Jesus,  we will learn what prayer truly is and the power behind it. 

In this First Thursday message, we will discover what the purpose of the Church is. We will begin to see that if we are a part of a church that is functioning according to God’s word, then the responsibility to ensure our individual growth lies with us and not the church. 

In this message, we wrap up our current series Relational Vampires where we will learn how better love the hypocrites in our lives by better understanding them. 

Loving the overly needy people in our lives can be very complicated and an area of tension because we want to help these people, but it never seems like it’s enough. Typically what happens is we end up giving them what they want and not what they need? So how can we love those who are overly needy without hurting them? In this message, we will learn three ways that we can love the needy people in our lives.