Sermons - Faith Community Church

This week we recognize dads and grads. As we do so we recognize that learning never ends and we wouldn't want it any other way. To stop learning is to stop living.

Let's be honest about the normal life of following Jesus. This week we look at the struggle with sin every follower of Jesus contends with. Resigning to defeat or declaring unchallenged victory are false alternatives. Paul's transparency introduces us to a NEW that is filled with hope to overcome the daily challenge of our sin.

Let's be honest about the normal life of following Jesus. This week we look at the struggle with sin every follower of Jesus contends with. Resigning to defeat or declaring unchallenged victory are false alternatives. Paul's transparency introduces us to a NEW that is filled with hope to overcome the daily challenge of our sin.

NEW life needs a new life, power, and love, within us. Last Week (May 24) was Pentecost... this is the birthday of the new community of Jesus' followers that we call the Church. This week, as a "belated birthday" observance, Mark teaches on the ministry of the Holy Spirit. His goal was to teach clearly so as to remove confusion and to inspire expectation for the fullness of God's presence in our lives. Have a listen and see if he was successful!

NEW life needs a new life, power, and love, within us. Last Week (May 24) was Pentecost... this is the birthday of the new community of Jesus' followers that we call the Church. This week, as a "belated birthday" observance, Mark teaches on the ministry of the Holy Spirit. His goal was to teach clearly so as to remove confusion and to inspire expectation for the fullness of God's presence in our lives. Have a listen and see if he was successful!

This week we return to Romans 6 with an honest look at the struggle every one has with sin. The Apostle Paul has a surprising solution for us. We can either have a spirituality that is based on rules or we can enjoy a spirituality where God's Spirit actually leads us forward in God's grace and towards obedience. Obedience does not arise from solely from our own efforts but from the gracious activity of God's Spirit

This week we return to Romans 6 with an honest look at the struggle every one has with sin. The Apostle Paul has a surprising solution for us. We can either have a spirituality that is based on rules or we can enjoy a spirituality where God's Spirit actually leads us forward in God's grace and towards obedience. Obedience does not arise from solely from our own efforts but from the gracious activity of God's Spirit

This week we return to Romans 6 with an honest look at the struggle every one has with sin. The Apostle Paul has a surprising solution for us. We can either have a spirituality that is based on rules or we can enjoy a spirituality where God's Spirit actually leads us forward in God's grace and towards obedience. Obedience does not arise from solely from our own efforts but from the gracious activity of God's Spirit

This week we take a break from Romans to celebrate the gift of women to the world. This week Mark reflects on the theme: What every man (and woman) can learn from Mary based on Luke 1.26-38. Turns out there is a lot we can learn! Have a listen!

This week we take a break from Romans to celebrate the gift of women to the world. This week Mark reflects on the theme: What every man (and woman) can learn from Mary based on Luke 1.26-38. Turns out there is a lot we can learn! Have a listen!