Drinking From the Well

This sermon concludes our series "The God Who Hears" with a look at God's self disclosure in Exodus 34 and how this response to the Golden Calf Debacle shapes how God responds when we fail.

This sermon looks at the 10 commandments as a continuation of God's promise to deliver the Israelites from their oppression in Egypt.

Today's sermon looks at the journey through the Red Sea and how in this narrative we learn about God's ability to make a way for us when there seems to be no way forward.

This sermon from Guest Preacher Rev. Jeff Brinkman focuses on Exodus 7 and God's showdown with Pharaoh, and how God is consistently concerned with freeing us from the powers that enslave us. 

This begins a new series through Exodus that looks at stories of how God hears the cries of the suffering and acts on their behalf. Today begins in Exodus 3 with the story of the burning bush.

This sermon looks at the mission, vision, and values of First Church of Fort Pierce through the lens of Acts 1 and the ascension story

This sermon looks at the power of faith to change our hearts and our lives, regardless of whether or not the circumstances we find ourselves change.

This sermon looks at Acts 10 to discover how wide the scope of God's inclusive love is.

This sermon looks at possibly the greatest question we all have for God. The response may surprise us.

This sermon asks a very important question about what the Bible is and how it should be viewed and used in our faith journey. By looking at the Walk to Emmaus story from Luke's gospel, we learn to see scripture the way Jesus saw it.

This begins a sermon series where we explore common questions that people have about faith. This sermon asks, "is doubt the enemy of faith?" by looking at the story of Thomas from John 20.

Easter 2026 sermon based on the question posed in Luke's account of the resurrection - Why do you look for the living among the dead?

From the ending of the sermon on the Mount to the triumphal entry, this sermon wraps up the Upside Down series by looking at the way that they Jesus makes his authority known in the most unexpected ways 

This sermon looks at Jesus's closing remarks in the sermon on the mount -- his famous story about builders and foundations. We dig into just what Jesus meant when he says "anyone who hears these words of mine and does/does not act on them"

Winding down in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus warns us to beware of false prophets. What does this mean for us as we try to follow Jesus?

This sermon looks at Matthew 7:13-14 and what Jesus is really talking about in the metaphor of the Wide and Narrow gates.

This sermon looks at Matthew 7:1-12 to see how Jesus is helping us to understand our role in discernment.

Continuing on through our series on the Sermon on the Mount, we are looking at some famous words of Jesus about treasure and where we place our ultimate trust.

This Sermon looks at The Lord's Prayer as a language that teaches us how to communicate with God

This sermon steps into Matthew 6 and takes a look at how Jesus wants us to examine our motives in order to live a life that communes with God and leads to the transformation of our hearts.

This sermon looks at Jesus's teaching block from Matthew 5:21-48 and looks at how Jesus is calling us to a deeper life of integrity.

Moving into Matthew 5:17-20 we take a look at just what Jesus is talking about when he tells us that he came to fulfill the law and that our righteousness must exceed that of the Scribes and the Pharisees

This sermon continues our journey through the sermon on the mount, looking at Matthew 5:13-16 and the call that Jesus gives us to be witnesses to the covenant love of God

This sermon focuses on the beatitudes and how Jesus measures "The Good Life" for humanity.

This sermon begins a series called Upside Down that looks at the sermon on the mount as a guide to human flourishing