Pastor Chuck Swoboda uses Paul's example from 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 to encourage us to bridge gaps and form impactful relationships when engaging unbelievers.

Brett Vriesman examines the transformations of both Saul and Ananias in Acts 9:10-19, looking at what our own lives can look at when transformed by Jesus.

Pastor Chuck Swoboda further explores TFRC's new vision and direction - encouraging the church to be a place where unbelievers belong and area accepted, so that they can come to their own faith in Jesus. Mark 2:13-17

Pastor Chuck Swoboda challenges the church to model the love of God in being a place for the lost and broken to find peace and healing through Christ and community. 1 John 4:14-21

Brett Vriesman looks at the second directive behind TFRC's new vision and mission statement, challenging us corporately and individually to more regularly seek guidance from the Holy Spirit. Galatians 5:16-26

Pastor Chuck Swoboda introduces the 8 directives attached to TFRC's new vision and direction with a study of Biblical Obedience. (Matthew 4:1-4)

Pastor Chuck Swoboda unveils TFRC's new vision statement. 1 Corinthians 15:1-11

Labor day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. We move from one season to another. After the Israelites eat some of the food from the promised land, the manna which they received every day for the previous 40 years stops. And just as Moses led the Israelites into one new season of their lives, Joshua will lead them into another. Joshua 5:10-15

Brett Vriesman looks at the importance of relying on God for provision, just as the Israelites found in the desert (Exodus 16:11-18).

Pastor Chuck Swoboda encourages us to lean less on knowing God's full plan, and to instead trust that He is with us and leading our steps. Numbers 9:15-23