Every one of us has (at one time or another) been a “prodigal”…and many of us have prodigals in our immediate circle of those we know and love today.  We’ll take a look at what Jesus had to say about prodigals, and how to love them, pray for them, and hopefully welcome them home.

A lot of folks requested a lesson on overcoming bad habits, long-term hang-ups and even addictions.  We recruited Shawn Parker from our Life Group, who runs FBC’s Celebrate Recovery ministry each week, and he addresses this topic for us today, along with several personal testimonies!

As a follow-up to our first session, we take a deeper look at the principles of biblical stewardship by studying the three levels of giving described in Scripture.

We begin our summer series with a topic that was one of our most requested ones (believe it or not!).  We’ll take a look at what both the Old and New Testaments have to say to us today about a subject near and dear to all of us!

Ruthi Neely along with several other moms from our Life Group share testimonies and encouragement for all moms and women of influence on this special Mother's Day Sunday.

We conclude our series on spiritual warfare with a final lesson that looks at where our spiritual battles come from, and four things the believer can do to “win the battle”.

In this second installment of this series, we take an indepth look at the “spiritual armor” that we’re to equip ourselves with every day for battle.  Each of the pieces are vital and all for a gift from God to the believer.  Don’t neglect to “get dressed spiritually” every day, and whatever you do, don’t fight “naked”.

We begin a new lesson series on spiritual warfare with this introductory session that covers who our enemy is, how he works, and the resources we have as believers to do battle with him.

Special guest speakers Jacob & Seth Buckley share how the biblical principle of hope changes people’s lives; and specifically how many lives are being changed by the hope they share with 5th-12th grade boys through their Fire Pit Ranch ministry.

We conclude our Easter season series with the last two of Christ’s seven sayings from the Cross, and how they speak both hope and triumph into our lives, even on our “bad days”.