Author: FEFC Pastor

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  December 31, 2022

  December 25, 2022 Sermon

  Jesus’ work in His life and through the cross is offered to all who trust Him. This Jesus, our King, has done everything necessary for our eternal salvation and our everlasting joy.

• December 25, 2022

  WYT: December 25, 2022

  At our Christmas Eve service last night, I read from a wonderful tract written by J. C. Ryle entitled “Come! A Christmas Invitation.” If you are interested in reading the […]

• December 20, 2022

  Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Services

  Welcome! We invite you to join in worshipping Christ with us over the Christmas holiday. We will be holding services as follows: Our Christmas Eve service will be on December […]

• December 19, 2022

  WYT: December 19, 2022

  For the fourth Sunday of advent, we once more go to the good Dr. Ryle, this time turning to Luke 2, where Ryle writes several insightful and thought-provoking comments about […]

• December 12, 2022

  WYT: December 12, 2022

  In Luke 1:46-55 we come across a remarkable “song” sung by Mary in response to Elizabeth’s words. Many have noted that there are elements of Mary’s song that echo themes […]

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  December 11, 2022

  December 11, 2022 Sermon

  True faith endures across time, rather than being a “feeling” or “experience” that only lasts for a moment or while life is going well.

• December 5, 2022

  WYT: December 5, 2022

  Continuing with J. C. Ryle’s various writings on advent-related passages, I was struck by two of his comments as I read Luke 1:5-12 this morning… Concerning the amazing appearance of […]

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  December 4, 2022

  December 4, 2022 Sermon

  Jesus is the object of our faith. We don’t have faith in “faith,” no: we have faith in Christ! His arrival at that first advent gives us hope for His return at the second advent.

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  December 3, 2022

  November 27, 2022 Sermon

  Because of this, we read that Moses was a faithful servant in God’s house. Yet, Christ is greater: He is a Son, and therefore has authority over God’s house. We can be a part of that “house” (family, household, generation) by trusting in and clinging to Christ.

• November 28, 2022

  WYT: November 28, 2022

  An Advent thought from J. C. Ryle, related to the visit of the wise men in Matthew 2:1-12: Last, but not least, the conduct of the wise men is a […]