Sermons - Faith Community Church

This week Mark reflects on Psalm 84 and how it expresses themes of longing, journeying, and resting... 

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This week Mark talks about what the Psalms (songs) are and then looks at one of his "go-to" songs - #8. This has one of the best known lyrics of the Bible: "What is man that you are mindful of him?"

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This week Benji looks at one of the most familiar songs (psalms) in the Bible -- Psalm 23. Here we learn that God is our Guide, Companion, and Host across our lifetimes and in every situation.

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This week Ryan leads us in reflecting on this simple truth that impacts every life everywhere: "God, You made me." What does this mean for us when most of us are constantly comparing ourselves to others?

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This week we preview our summer series, "Songs of Summer". Over summer's weeks we will look at some of the songs of the Bible (Psalms) that have expressed the joy, sorrows, victories, and disappointments that have released people of faith to sing to God as they do faith together.

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This week we completed a journey we began on Sept 29, 2013 when we kicked off our study of "Romans: A letter from a life ruined by Jesus.". This is our final reflection on Romans and the "ruined life" we are called to enjoy.

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This week we look at the people Paul greets (Romans 16.1-16) and we see how they illustrate the message he has been about all along. Paul's gospel confesses that Jesus is Lord OF all and his gospel testifies that Jesus is Lord FOR all. His network of relationships reflects an intentional diversity and inclusivity that sets the "gold standard" for all of us. 

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This week we begin to look at Paul's summary thoughts as he addresses Jewish and

Non-Jewish followers of Jesus in Rome. Paul directs their attention to the incredible truth that our changed lives will change lives because lives that have been "ruined" by Jesus will "ruin" the lives of others. Listen and reflect with us...

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This week we look at Paul's closing thoughts as he winds down the main body of his epic letter to the Romans. Who knew that it would all come down to the quality and unity of the local church community? Who knew that Paul could foresee that division and disunity would compromise our integrity and cripple our mission? A fruitful community will by a united community. What does that mean for us? Everything... join us as we reflect on this.

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There was a crisis in the Roman Church between the Jewish followers of Jesus and the Gentiles. One group was not accepting the other. This leads Paul to implore them to affirm their unity and accept one another as Christ accepted them. Their experience challenges us to consider how do we think about acceptance? Our own self-acceptance? Our acceptance of others? And most of all God's acceptance of us?

Also this week we meet Zak McGaugh, creator of the podcast, Diversity of Thought. To subscribe click here.

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