FABIC Sermons

Do you ever wonder if God would sometimes like to say to us, “Grow Up! In his letter to the Ephesians teaches us what its like to grow up in Christ.

The book of Acts is not only a record of the early days of the Christian church, it’s also a significant account of the persecution of Christians. The apostle Paul started out as one of those persecuting believers and became persecuted himself, even to the point of death. Join us Sunday for IDOP, the International Day of Prayer for the persecuted church as we walk through the fire with our Christian brothers and sisters and learn how we can pray for them.

We’ve become experts at throwing stones in an age that desperately needs Jesus’ love and compassion. Come and see how Jesus handles politically volatile situations.

Are you spiritually thirsty? The Feast of Tabernacles was the 7th and final feast God commanded His people to observe (this year October 13-21). Jesus chose the most important day of this feast to challenge temple tradition and start people talking when He said, “Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink.” (John 7:37). Come and quench your thirsty heart with living water.

We were created to worship the eternal God. From creation and into eternity God’s people have worshiped and will worship Him in a wide variety of ways. Prayers, Creeds, Songs, Spiritual disciplines and more focus our hearts on our creator. This week, we’ll share in some of the historical practices that are new again as we seek to go much deeper in our relationship to God.

Imagine a chair with one leg missing. What would happen if you sat down on that chair? The chair would collapse or tip over and you would fall down. The four legs provide balance. When prayer is missing from our Christian life, it’s very easy for our spiritual lives to tip over and collapse. Prayer is vital for balance and much more. In fact, it could be argued that without prayer you don’t really have a Christian life. This week we ask the question, “Why must we always be desperate before we come earnestly to God in prayer?” How do we put back the missing element, the one that connect us with God, feeds our spirit, and brings blessing?

Our series Personal Worship from Luke 10:27 concludes this week with the question What does it mean the Lord with all your mind? With that whole organic computer in your head? What happens to your mind as our love relationship with Jesus deepens. Does it transform? How can it change?

When you “Love the Lord your God with all your strength” you’re loving Him with everything you’ve got. You take God’s hand and hold on for dear life. Faithful to the end. That’s the call we’re talking about this week as we continue our series on Personal worship from Luke 10:27

Did you know that your walk is worship? What you do with your life is a reflection of your worship life.  We’re continuing our series Personal Worship with the second part of Luke 10:27 “All Your Soul”. Your walk is worship.

Do you love Jesus? With all your heart? That’s the question we’re asking today as we start a new series on Personal Worship based on Jesus’ words in Luke 10:27.