Happy week after Easter! On Easter Sunday, Pastor Vince noticed how the apostle John makes it known for all time that both he and Peter ran to the empty tomb of Jesus-- but John was faster! There were 2 others words that he noted... that they "stooped" and they "returned home". How can we apply our own lives to this passage? We use LIVE events to provide message notes, additional resources to the morning message, and some general info about our community.

Pastor Benji looks back to the apostle Paul's self-description of himself: "Paul, a slave of Christ Jesus." We can't understand Paul's instruction about submitting to government in Romans 13 without remembering that he was not a "slave of the emperor"; he was "a slave of Jesus". But what does that mean for us today? We use LIVE events to provide message notes, additional resources to the morning message, and some general info about our community. Click below to view.

This week, Pastor Benji, looks back to the apostle Paul's self-description of himself: "Paul, a slave of Christ Jesus." We can't understand Paul's instruction about submitting to government in Romans 13 without remembering that he was not a "slave of the emperor"; he was "a slave of Jesus". But what does that mean for us today? We use LIVE events to post sermon notes, resources, and info about what is happening around the FCC community. Click here.

We are living in epic times. The disruption of nations and the relocation of people is the largest in history. The UN Refugee Agency reported that in 2014 59.5 million people worldwide were displaced. "Globally, one in every 122 humans is now either a refugee, internally displaced, or seeking asylum. If this were the population of a country, it would be the world’s 24th biggest." And, as we all know, many are landing here in San Diego. Jesus said to his disciples: "Go into all the world..." The truth is we no longer have to go very far.  This week's speaker is Jim Scott, Associate Director of Foursquare Missions International. You will find his reflection encouraging, empowering, and challenging. We live in times of great opportunity. We use LIVE events to provide message notes, info about upcoming opportunities, and additional resources. Click here to view.

This week Fernando Castillo, our District Supervisor (think "bishop") led us in a reflection on how to live when God doesn't answer our prayers the way we would like. How often has many of us received answered prayer for a parking space in a crowded lot but did not see God move on our behalf on behalf of family members who are suffering? Unanswered prayer hurts and challenges our trust in a loving God. Unanswered prayer is a reason why many walk away from an abiding faith in God. How shall we live when God doesn't answer our prayers our way?  We use LIVE event to post notes, resources, and information. Click here to access.

This week we look at Romans 13. What does is the role of government and our responsibility to it as followers of Jesus Christ? How do we live as residents in a nation when we are citizens of a different kingdom with allegiance to a different "King"? This week we look at the theological foundations for Paul's understanding of government. We hope you will find this helpful! We use LIVE events as a resource for the morning message. Click here to view

We take a slight detour from Romans 12 to listen to Jesus' observations, warning, and encouragement about what His followers can expect and what Jesus expects from His followers as we endeavor to express genuine love in our world. We use LIVE event to post the weekly sermon notes, announcements, and additional resources. Click here.

This week we look at Romans 12.14-21 – Paul's "mini-message on the mount" where he exhorts followers to live a culture challenging life that confronts evil with love. These words ARE challenging and yet wouldn't the world be better if followers of Jesus endeavored to live the life described here? We use LIVE events to provide resources, sermon notes, and information... Click here.

This week we look at Romans 12.14-21 – Paul's "mini-message on the mount" where he exhorts followers to live a culture challenging life that confronts evil with love. These words ARE challenging and yet wouldn't the world be better if followers of Jesus endeavored to live the life described here? We use LIVE events to provide resources, sermon notes, and information... Click here.

This week we return to our discussion of the Next Big Thing that has the potential to disrupt our world with a love that is as powerful as it is humbling, and as expansive as it is personal. But is this doable or merely an idealistic vision that is out of touch with reality? We use LIVE events to post resources, sermon notes, etc. Click here to access.