Sunday Morning services
The preacher contrasts the New Age view of an impersonal, pantheistic God with the biblical portrayal of a personal, transcendent yet immanent Creator from Jeremiah 23. He traces the movement’s roots and warns of its infiltration into churches through shared vocabulary that distorts core gospel truths. The message calls believers to reject hybrid thinking and embrace God’s sovereignty revealed in Scripture.
The preacher delivers a concluding message in the faith series from 1 John 5, highlighting how faith produces spiritual birth, familial love among believers, and victory over the world. He stresses that believers overcome through humble dependence on Christ rather than self-effort, applying this truth to thoughts, words, actions, family, church, and outreach. The preacher closes with a call to walk by faith and claim the victory provided by the indwelling Christ.
In this sermon, the preacher explores the profound gift of motherhood, drawing from the biblical accounts of Mary, Hannah, and the virtuous woman of Proverbs 31 to highlight the privilege and stewardship of being a mother. The preacher emphasizes the gratitude and sacrificial love that godly mothers exhibit, portraying them as models of faith and service to their families and to God. The message also encourages appreciation for mothers and recognition of their invaluable role in our lives, regardless of personal circumstances.
In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of fellowship in strengthening faith, drawing from Romans 1:7 and other scriptures. The preacher highlights how mutual faith and encouragement among believers, as exemplified by Paul’s longing to visit the Romans, can build up the body of Christ. Through personal anecdotes and biblical references, the message underscores the need to consider and support one another in love and good works.
In this sermon, the preacher explores how faith transforms the way believers perceive life, focusing on 2 Corinthians 5:1 and the concept of viewing temporal struggles through the lens of eternity. The preacher emphasizes the importance of walking by faith, not by sight, and longing for the eternal home promised by God rather than being preoccupied with earthly comforts. This message encourages a perspective rooted in God’s Word, fostering a desire for eternal life over temporary worldly concerns.
The preacher delivers a message on faith, focusing on Noah’s example from Hebrews 11:7, emphasizing how genuine faith involves taking God’s warnings seriously with reverential fear. Through Noah’s obedience in building the ark, the preacher illustrates the importance of trusting God’s word over worldly fears and living a life consistent with one’s beliefs. The sermon urges believers to fear God, build their lives according to His plan, and be salt and light in the world.
In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of exercising and nourishing faith, drawing from 1 Timothy 4 to instruct believers to focus on spiritual growth over worldly distractions. The preacher urges the congregation to remain steadfast in sound doctrine, avoiding false teachings and old wives’ fables, while prioritizing godliness for eternal benefits. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, the message underscores the need for a good conscience and obedience to God’s chastening to strengthen faith.
This Easter Cantata, performed by the CFC Choir, focuses on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, drawing from key moments in the Gospel narrative. The choir, through song and scripture, emphasizes the significance of the cross, the empty tomb, and the appearances of the risen Christ to His disciples. The singing conveys a message of redemption, faith, and the transformative power of Christ’s sacrifice and victory over death.
In this Palm Sunday sermon, the preacher explores the theme of seeking God’s will versus opposing it, focusing on Jesus’ journey to the cross as depicted in Mark 8:31 and other scriptures. The preacher emphasizes Jesus’ unwavering commitment to the Father’s plan despite temptations and misunderstandings from disciples like Peter, urging believers to deny themselves and follow Christ. The message culminates in a call to prioritize eternal values over temporal desires, reflected in the observance of the Lord’s Supper.
In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of childlike faith, drawing from Matthew 18 and Mark 10 to illustrate how Jesus used children as examples of humility and trust in God. The preacher urges the congregation to approach God’s Word with a tender, receptive heart, free from pride or overcomplication, and to trust and obey God as a child would a parent. This message is part of a broader series on faith, highlighting that true faith operates through love and humility.