Sermons - Faith Community Church

This week we reflect on the lessons Jesus' last week can teach us about our own faith and relationship with God..Jesus' last 6 days challenges our faith, our worship, our understanding of God, our pride, our secret compromises, our patience, and our submission to the lordship of Jesus. Along the way we learn that authentic faith must ask God the hard questions of life...

This week we reflect on the lessons Jesus' last week can teach us about our own faith and relationship with God..Jesus' last 6 days challenges our faith, our worship, our understanding of God, our pride, our secret compromises, our patience, and our submission to the lordship of Jesus. Along the way we learn that authentic faith must ask God the hard questions of life...

This week's sermon: This we continue our Life Expectancy Series as we begin to tackle topics now that we have laid our foundations. This week we continue our topic, What about work?! This week we discuss the question: "Does my job really count?" Many of us wonder if our work is truly significant. The truth is most jobs are not going to change the world. But every job can influence, impact, and change lives. How can we be sure of this? Have a listen!

This week's sermon: This we continue our Life Expectancy Series as we begin to tackle topics now that we have laid our foundations. This week we continue our topic, What about work?! This week we discuss the question: "Does my job really count?" Many of us wonder if our work is truly significant. The truth is most jobs are not going to change the world. But every job can influence, impact, and change lives. How can we be sure of this? Have a listen!

This week we discuss the question: Is our work job #1? As we explore the answer we look at 3 Scriptures that frame our understanding for our vocation. We then consider the question that haunts a lot of people who love and want to serve God: "What if I have never felt called to a job or career?" How Mark answers this question might surprise you.

This week we discuss the question: Is our work job #1? As we explore the answer we look at 3 Scriptures that frame our understanding for our vocation. We then consider the question that haunts a lot of people who love and want to serve God: "What if I have never felt called to a job or career?" How Mark answers this question might surprise you.

This week we look at another story Jesus told about an employer who hires laborers to work for a day. Some he hires first thing in the morning; some mid-day, and some a few hires before "closing". The great surprise is that everyone is paid the same amount regardless of how many hours they worked! matter what time during the day he hired them!. This struck Jesus' audience as unfair and unjust as it strikes us today. This week we discuss our work, our wages, and our value...

This week we look at another story Jesus told about an employer who hires laborers to work for a day. Some he hires first thing in the morning; some mid-day, and some a few hires before "closing". The great surprise is that everyone is paid the same amount regardless of how many hours they worked! matter what time during the day he hired them!. This struck Jesus' audience as unfair and unjust as it strikes us today. This week we discuss our work, our wages, and our value...

What about work?! This week we look at a story Jesus told about the three servants who were entrusted with their master's riches. This might be one of the most misapplied stories Jesus every told because we listen through the ears of 21st century American values and understanding of success. Reflection on this story allows us to answer three questions: "Where do we work?"; "Who do we work for?"; and "What are we working for?"

What about work?! This week we look at a story Jesus told about the three servants who were entrusted with their master's riches. This might be one of the most misapplied stories Jesus every told because we listen through the ears of 21st century American values and understanding of success. Reflection on this story allows us to answer three questions: "Where do we work?"; "Who do we work for?"; and "What are we working for?"