As we continue looking at seeing what people in the Bible deserved and Jesus giving them what they didn't deserve, we will talk about a wee little man. Not just a wee little man but how we have a lot in common with him, what he deserved and how Jesus treated him!
On this Easter Sunday we are talking about how we are all deserving of death but Christ's price He paid for us on the cross and raising again on the third day gives us an opportunity to receive what we don't deserve: life!
During this series, we will be talking about what we all deserve as human beings but what Jesus gives us instead because of the price He paid for us on the cross. This week we will be talking about how we are easily condemned and feel guilt and shame because of who we are and what we have done but it is not how we have to live!
This morning we are talking about communion. What is it? What does it mean to "examine yourself"? Should we participate in communion if all we do is go through the motions?
As we close out our March Madness series, we will be talking about how we can take the victory we experience on our home-court (at church) and continue to walk in victory on the road (outside the church).
We all need a timeout! Timeouts not only can win or lose a game but it is also more important in our daily life. We can take timeouts regularly and stay sharp and focused or we can continuously keep going and make bad decisions and eventually burn out. What exactly do timeouts look like in our life and how can we use them effectively? Let's find out together this week as we continue our series "March Madness: God's Final Four."
As we continue our March Madness series we go back to the basics as we talk about a fundamental basketball skill. How important is practice in sports? How important should practice and consistency be in the life of a Christian?
As we begin March Madness, we will discuss in this series four crucial principles that we need to know in order to be successful in living for Christ. This week, we are talking about being fouled and fouling others.
As we conclude our series on Extraordinary Relationships, we will discuss the most important component when it comes to relationships: integrity. Do what you say line up with how you live? No one wants to be around someone who says one thing and does another.
No matter how well we think we know what we need, the only person who truly knows us better than us is our Creator. He knows how we work, why we do what we do, and, most importantly, what He created us to do and who to be! No matter who you are or where you live, God has created all of us to have a need for relationships. If we don't recognize the need for relationships, then we won't realize the importance to work on our relationships.
We have heard may love songs and poems describing love or expressing one's love for another but how are we supposed to communicate love to others? If others know we are disciples of Christ because of the love we have for one another, then how do we do that? What does it look like?
It's Super Bowl Sunday and today we are talking about what athletes and Christians have in common and how they both can be overcomers!
As we finish up our series, we are going to answer the questions, "What am I supposed to do now?" and "How am I supposed to do it?" Join us as we finish our series on what the Church should be like and what we here at Fellowsville AG are all about!
What do we do with as we lay the foundation of Worship and build upon it the building blocks of Connecting, and Growing? Let's find out in part 4 of our series "Who We Are."
After talking about worship and connecting, we continue our series today as we discuss the importance of growing and how to know if we are growing or not.
As we continue our series "Who We Are", we begin to build upon the foundation of "Worship" that we discussed last week and this morning we will be talking about connecting to God, other believers and pre-Christians.
We are excited about starting 2017 with a BANG! and to do so, we are talking about the Church and what the Church should be and what we at Fellowsville AG are striving to be. Take a listen to part one of "Who We Are"!
It is a privilege and honor to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ as we conclude our series "Carols" and what better way to conclude the series than to talk about what it means for God to be with us! Let's celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ together!
This morning we will be continuing our series "Carols" and talking about "Away in a Manger." With the help of Rev. James R. T. Boyce we attempt to answer the following questions: what position does Jesus hold in your life? Is He your number one priority? Even above your family? Above your spouse? Above your job? Where does the lordship of Jesus fit in the life of a believer?
Do you always feel joyful? Faithful? Triumphant/victorious? We all have "those days" but how do we keep "those days" as few and as far between as possible; especially during the holidays? Let's take a look at our second carol to find out what the Bible has to tell us and how we can apply its spiritual truth to our daily lives.
As we prepare for the Christmas holiday to arrive, we will be looking at four popular Christmas carols that we sing year after year and discover Biblical truth that are not only found in the common carols we sing but also truths that we can apply to our daily lives today! Let's check out our first carol: O Holy Night...
As we conclude our series "Give Thanks", we discuss the most important way we can give thanks back to God. We hope that you have enjoyed this series and let us not only listen to the Word but be doers also (apple it to our life!).
Up till this point we have talked about giving thanks through worship and praise. How else can we give thanks to God? Let's check out an unlikely Thanksgiving story to find out!
Last week we talked about giving thanks through worship. Today we will be talking about: giving thanks through praise, what the difference is between worship and praise, and how we can give thanks through praise.
As we start our series "Give Thanks" we will be talking about how we give thanks and the many different ways we should be giving thanks.
We all love to hear "Come to the table!" or "Come and eat!" Just as we were told to wash our hands before coming to the table, etc. we also need make sure we prepare ourselves when we come to the Lord's Table. What are we supposed to do and how are we supposed to come to the Lord's Table? Let's find out!
We had the pleasure of having Pastor Lauren Loudan share with us what God is doing on the mission field and what God is saying to us today!
This morning we are talking about the Word/Law of the Lord and how it is different from all the other laws and rules that have been created throughout the history of mankind.
This morning we will be continuing our series and talk about how we can force ourselves on God and why we shouldn't.
As we continue our series "Meeting God on the Mountain", we will talk about what it means to set boundaries in our life in order to successfully live a victorious life for Christ and be a true representation of what a follower of Jesus Christ is! Have you set boundaries in your life in regards to: your relationship with Christ? Your relationship with your spouse? Your relationship with your kids? Your relationship with others?
