Family Community Church Sermons

Week 1 of The Connected Life series. We live in the most connected age in history, yet loneliness is at an all-time high. Technology can draw us closer or leave us isolated. The answer isn't ditching devices; it's learning to live The Connected Life and build meaningful relationships.

Week 4 of our "Overflow" series. Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? Or what you have isn’t enough to make a difference? Sometimes what seems insignificant at first can actually become an Overflow. During this series, we'll explore generosity in a way that encourages giving to express the abundance of God's grace in our lives instead of obligation or religious doctrine. When we live out this model of generosity, our giving becomes an inspiration to those around us and shows how everyone has something to give.

Week 3 of our "Overflow" series. Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? Or what you have isn’t enough to make a difference? Sometimes what seems insignificant at first can actually become an Overflow. During this series, we'll explore generosity in a way that encourages giving to express the abundance of God's grace in our lives instead of obligation or religious doctrine. When we live out this model of generosity, our giving becomes an inspiration to those around us and shows how everyone has something to give.

Week 2 of our "Overflow" series. Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? Or what you have isn’t enough to make a difference? Sometimes what seems insignificant at first can actually become an Overflow. During this series, we'll explore generosity in a way that encourages giving to express the abundance of God's grace in our lives instead of obligation or religious doctrine. When we live out this model of generosity, our giving becomes an inspiration to those around us and shows how everyone has something to give.

Week 1 of our "Overflow" series. Join us as we celebrate our 20th anniversary at our Piercy campus. Do you ever feel like you’re not enough? Or what you have isn’t enough to make a difference? Sometimes what seems insignificant at first can actually become an Overflow. During this series, we'll explore generosity in a way that encourages giving to express the abundance of God's grace in our lives instead of obligation or religious doctrine. When we live out this model of generosity, our giving becomes an inspiration to those around us and shows how everyone has something to give.

Week 4 of our "Devoted" series. How did the early church from the Book of Acts live, learn, and grow in the things of God? Acts 2:42 gives us insight into this: "They DEVOTED themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." As we step into a new year, we take a step back to what the Lord established as the way to be rooted in family, to do life in community, so we can live out what it means to be the church.

Week 3 of our "Devoted" series. How did the early church from the Book of Acts live, learn, and grow in the things of God? Acts 2:42 gives us insight into this: "They DEVOTED themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." As we step into a new year, we take a step back to what the Lord established as the way to be rooted in family, to do life in community, so we can live out what it means to be the church.

Week 2 of our "Devoted" series. How did the early church from the Book of Acts live, learn, and grow in the things of God? Acts 2:42 gives us insight into this: "They DEVOTED themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." As we step into a new year, we take a step back to what the Lord established as the way to be rooted in family, to do life in community, so we can live out what it means to be the church.

Week 1 of our "Devoted" series. How did the early church from the Book of Acts live, learn, and grow in the things of God? Acts 2:42 gives us insight into this: "They DEVOTED themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer." As we step into a new year, we take a step back to what the Lord established as the way to be rooted in family, to do life in community, so we can live out what it means to be the church.