Sermons - Faith Community Church

This week we look at God's plan for NEW! in Romans 6. New means we are not just forgiven... we are free. God's "reign of grace" not only delivers us from sin it propels us towards new life! Let's explore this together!

This week we look at God's plan for NEW! in Romans 6. New means we are not just forgiven... we are free. God's "reign of grace" not only delivers us from sin it propels us towards new life! Let's explore this together!

God promises that we can enjoy a NEW life in Jesus. A NEW life that did not exist before... A NEW life, that we may have known about, but we now welcome for the first time. A NEW life that begins anew regardless of how stale and broken our life has become. NEW is an exploration of Paul's letter to the Romans, chapters 5-8. Here we discover how God makes us new. Along the way we will discover afresh His unimaginable promises, His unconditional grace, and His unrelenting love that gifts us with resilience, vitality, and liberty to live the life that God created us to enjoy. This week we look at God's plan for NEW! in Romans 5.12-21. While there are some difficult challenges in these verses we quickly learn that this is the story of and for all of us! Let's explore this together!

God promises that we can enjoy a NEW life in Jesus. A NEW life that did not exist before... A NEW life, that we may have known about, but we now welcome for the first time. A NEW life that begins anew regardless of how stale and broken our life has become. NEW is an exploration of Paul's letter to the Romans, chapters 5-8. Here we discover how God makes us new. Along the way we will discover afresh His unimaginable promises, His unconditional grace, and His unrelenting love that gifts us with resilience, vitality, and liberty to live the life that God created us to enjoy. This week we look at God's plan for NEW! in Romans 5.12-21. While there are some difficult challenges in these verses we quickly learn that this is the story of and for all of us! Let's explore this together!

God promises that we can enjoy a NEW life in Jesus. A NEW life that did not exist before... A NEW life, that we may have known about, but we now welcome for the first time. A NEW life that begins anew regardless of how stale and broken our life has become. NEW is an exploration of Paul's letter to the Romans, chapters 5-8. Here we discover how God makes us new. Along the way we will discover afresh His unimaginable promises, His unconditional grace, and His unrelenting love that gifts us with resilience, vitality, and liberty to live the life that God created us to enjoy. This week we begin our exploration celebrating the new life offered to us through Jesus that Paul outlines in Romans 5.1-11.

God promises that we can enjoy a NEW life in Jesus. A NEW life that did not exist before... A NEW life, that we may have known about, but we now welcome for the first time. A NEW life that begins anew regardless of how stale and broken our life has become. NEW is an exploration of Paul's letter to the Romans, chapters 5-8. Here we discover how God makes us new. Along the way we will discover afresh His unimaginable promises, His unconditional grace, and His unrelenting love that gifts us with resilience, vitality, and liberty to live the life that God created us to enjoy. This week we begin our exploration celebrating the new life offered to us through Jesus that Paul outlines in Romans 5.1-11.

This week we follow up on last week's Easter message and ask: "So what?!" What's the big deal about the resurrection of Jesus? What does it mean and why does it really matter?! Well it matters a lot because of the tomb of Jesus is full then our faith is empty and we are "dumb as nails" for believing. Join us as Pastor Mark reflects on the meaning and promises of the most important holiday for followers of Jesus!

This week we follow up on last week's Easter message and ask: "So what?!" What's the big deal about the resurrection of Jesus? What does it mean and why does it really matter?! Well it matters a lot because of the tomb of Jesus is full then our faith is empty and we are "dumb as nails" for believing. Join us as Pastor Mark reflects on the meaning and promises of the most important holiday for followers of Jesus!

This year's Easter message is a reflection on Peter's opening words in his letter to churches in Turkey. Peter writes: "because God raised Jesus Christ from the dead. Now we live with great expectation" (1Peter 1.3). This begs the question: what can I expect? Join us as we seek to answer this question in light of the resurrection of Jesus.

This year's Easter message is a reflection on Peter's opening words in his letter to churches in Turkey. Peter writes: "because God raised Jesus Christ from the dead. Now we live with great expectation" (1Peter 1.3). This begs the question: what can I expect? Join us as we seek to answer this question in light of the resurrection of Jesus.