Most of us have left something behind — a home, a relationship, or a version of ourselves that no longer fit.
The story of the Prodigal Son isn’t just about rebellion. It’s about two voices we all hear:
“I deserve everything.”
“I deserve nothing.”
Both are lies.
Join us this Sunday at 10 am CST as we explore the truth that brings us home.
Live-streamed: https://fpclincoln.altarlive.com/
In-Person: 840 S 17th St., Lincoln, NE 68508

What if everything you’ve been told about worth, belonging, and “earning your place” is wrong?
Through the prophet Isaiah and the film The Way, we glimpse a different kind of world — one where the table is already set, the feast is ready, and every weary pilgrim is greeted with the words: We were expecting you.
We’ll explore what it means to live as if abundance is real — as if there is enough bread, enough dignity, enough love for everyone — and how we can embody that welcome right now.
Come hungry.
Come curious.
Come as you are.
The table is already set

What if spiritual growth isn’t about arriving—but about becoming?
This Sunday, we’ll explore how faith unfolds as a journey, not a destination. Through the image of a tree planted by water in Psalm 1 and Jesus’ time in the wilderness in the Gospel of Matthew, we’re reminded that even seasons of doubt, grief, and struggle can deepen our roots.
Sometimes life pushes us onto roads we never meant to travel. The question isn’t whether the path is hard—it’s what keeps us grounded while we walk it.
Join us as we reflect on what sustains us, what shapes us, and how we keep growing—step by step.

Ash Wednesday Service

What if the clearest glimpse of God isn’t found at the top of the mountain—but in the middle of real life?
In Matthew 17:1–15, Jesus is revealed in dazzling glory. But he doesn’t stay there. He comes down. Back to the noise. Back to the need. Back to the mess.
Because God is not set apart from us.
God is with us.

‘You are the salt of the earth… you are the light of the world.’ What does that look like in everyday life?
Discover a way of living that changes us—and the people around us.

#saltoftheearth #lightoftheworld

Many hoped for a powerful hero.
Instead, Jesus comes as the Lamb of God—
meeting the world’s brokenness with forgiveness, healing, and love.
This isn’t about quick fixes or escaping hard realities.
It’s about a deeper freedom that transforms hearts, communities, and systems.
What does it really mean to follow a Savior
whose power looks like sacrifice
and whose mission is justice, mercy, and hope?
Join us this Sunday as we rediscover who Jesus truly is
—and what it means to boldly carry that light into the world.
#followJesus #LambofGod

In times of injustice, fear, and suffering, people of faith are left asking:
Where is God in all of this?
This Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to live a courageous, active faith—
to trust God in the chaos,
to keep our focus on hope,
and to stand boldly with the most vulnerable.
This is not a passive faith.
It’s a faith that shows up.
Join us as we listen for God’s voice and discover what faith looks like right now.
#trustGod

Moses doubted. Jonah ran. Gideon hesitated.
When God called, they all wondered, “Surely not me.”
Yet God kept calling—patiently, persistently.
And the same is true for us today.
What does it really mean to be a servant of God in the world we live in now?
Where faith meets everyday life… and excuses give way to purpose.
Join us as we explore God’s call—and why it might be closer than you think.
#ServantofGod

Life is complicated. It can be overwhelming—and often lonely.

But in Jesus, God steps directly into our human struggles and calls us into something more.

Baptism isn’t just a ritual.
It’s a shared “Yes”—to faith, to community, and to a life shaped by compassion rather than fear.

In a world marked by isolation, God offers an antidote:
Belonging. Support. Hope.

Join us as we explore how baptism draws us into a life meant to be lived together.#baptism