Acts 2:1-13

Pastor Jon Opgenorth, President of Words of Hope, brings an encouragement to share the Good News of Jesus to all people. Regardless of our station in life, God has a plan for us to spread His kingdom.

Matthew 22:1-14

Retired Pastor Brian Vriesman unpacks the parable of the wedding banquet and its reflection of both the history of Israel and of our own hearts toward God's invitation to us.

Exodus 32:11-13

In this prayer, Moses prays to God on behalf of the Israelites after the golden calf incident. He asks a strange question, “Why should your anger burn against your people?” The answer should be obvious - they just been worshiping the golden calf! But Moses is bold in appealing to God to show mercy. While we need to be humble in our approach to God, He wants us to be bold in our asking. This is especially true when our requests are consistent with God’s character.

2 Kings 19:14-19

There are many things we can learn about prayer as we look at how people prayed long ago. King Hezekiah prayed with desperation for God to deliver him from his enemies. We can refocus our prayers and trust that God hears them.

1 Timothy 4:12-16

Don't discredit or take for granted the influence that you have. We have the opportunity to stand out and have influence on those around us when we truly embrace living a life of following Jesus. As we stand out in our actions, it is also important that we stand strong and protect the beliefs that inform the way we live our lives.

Acts 2:32-39

On this day of Pentecost we remember and celebrate the day where the gift of the Holy Spirit was given to those who believe.

Sermon Outline:

• Impact of Pentecost (Acts 2:41)

• Convicts sin (John 16:8)

• Guides to Truth (John 16:13)

• Enables Hearing God’s Word (John 14:26)

• Transforms Lives (Titus 3:4-7)

Ephesians 4:14-16

As TFRC welcomes over 30 new members and celebrates over 20 baptisms, Pastor Chuck talks about what it looks like to grow up in a community of faith.

Genesis 21:1-7

God is many things, but one of His amazing attributes is His faithfulness. Throughout scripture we see that God consistently follows through on His promises and is never changing in His approach and promises to us.

Isaiah 46:9-11

God is not dormant. We have hope because our God is not an idol, but is an active God who is at work in the universe. Our faith enables us to recognize that God is bringing about his purposes in a fallen world. God will deliver us because he is an active God.

Matthew 5:14-16

TFRC's Director of Missions, Kristy Pickett, shares the missional vision of the church and converses with three college ministry representatives about the impact the Gospel is having on their campuses.