In the first week of our new series on the life of Joseph we see how God can take a broken, dysfunctional situation and lay the groundwork for the future salvation of His people.

Despite our greatest efforts, there is nothing we can do or say that can ever be enough to earn God's favor. But God, even when we were dead in our sin and had nothing to offer, chose to recklessly pursue us in perfect love and beautiful grace.

The resurrection of Jesus is the most important event in history! But did it really happen, or was it all a prank? You've heard the story before, but it's time to look again- because everything hinges on this! Thanks for watching our Easter worship service!

On what we now call Palm Sunday, Jesus came to Jerusalem with purpose- to seek and save the lost. As his followers we have the same purpose. This message looks at the strategy of GFC to help bring people who are far from God near to Him.

The final message in the Let Us Pray series looks at the expectation of a disciple to pray and includes a panel discussion from people within the GFC faith family.

Intercessory prayer is a form of spiritual warfare where we stand in the gap for one another. Every Christian has more power through prayer than we know- especially because of the role of intercessory prayer.

Prayer is a form of warfare against temptations we face daily. We have an adversary who wants to destroy us. Most of us are not trained in hand to hand combat, but all Christians need to know how to pray as a form of combat against temptation.

Jesus uses the language of financial debt to bring us to the understanding of the crippling weight of our sin debt. He tells us we can ask the Father to forgive that debt and know it's already been paid for, which frees us to forgive others.

Through the model prayer we learn nothing is too small to pray about. Jesus let's us pray for small, daily needs, Big, God centered things, and audacious requests.

Pastor Joel shows us what it means to pray God centered prayers that are aligned with His will rather than our own.