Author: FEFC Pastor
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October 10, 2021 Worship Service
How do we live the daily Christian life? With our eyes fixed on the grace brought to us when Jesus returns.
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WYT: October 4, 2021
This week, we turn our attention to ideas about faithfully engaging the people that we live next to and work alongside… Transgenderism as a subject for conversation and as a […]
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October 3, 2021 Worship Service
Those who wish to serve as overseers are to have certain things be true about their lives and certain things not be characteristic. Generally, these patterns would apply to all growing Christians, effectively putting overseers in a place to be followed and imitated, rather than on a spiritual pedestal.
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WYT: September 27, 2021
This week, let me direct our attention to a few good podcasts (including our church’s). A podcast is a spoken word time of teaching, discussion, or opinion (sometimes all three!) […]
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September 26, 2021 Worship Service
Our identity is in Christ, not the world. He perfectly displayed not only what it looks like to be masculine, but He also perfectly honored and affirmed true femininity as well.
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WYT: September 20, 2021
*Not sure what “Worth Your Time” is? If you missed the introductory post last week, you can check it out here. We speak often about making disciples here at First […]
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September 19, 2021 Worship Service
Paul wants his readers to understand that prayer for other people is not something minor, it’s not a “nice to have” sort of thing for when there’s nothing else to pray about. Instead, it is part and parcel of how the Gospel goes forth.
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WYT: September 13, 2021
Like many of you, I’ve been thinking a lot about our world: our changing culture, our shifting political landscape, our land that speaks (shouts?) a whole lot, yet never listens […]
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Introducing: Worth Your Time
Recently, I’ve been enjoying Bennett Rogers’ biography of J. C. Ryle, one of my spiritual heroes. While best known as the evangelical Anglican Bishop of Liverpool, England (from 1880-1900), he […]
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September 12, 2021 Worship Service
Celebrating Christ’s mercy: we often speak of Christ’s perfect life and His sacrificial death (and we should!), but we frequently overlook His mercy given to us. Paul sums up the mission of Christ when he states that “Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners…” That mission brought eternal benefit to Paul, just as it will to all who trust in Christ.
