Faith Free Presbyterian Church

This sermon explores the enduring influence of Puritanism on church history and American culture by examining its theological foundations and political impact. The speaker highlights key developments such as the Westminster Standards, the establishment of congregational polity in New England, and the concept of visible saints within state-supported churches. A central focus is placed on five histo...

The sermon examines the profound historical turning points initiated by the Protestant Reformation and the subsequent rise of Puritanism in England. It highlights key theological shifts, including the restoration of scriptural authority over church tradition and the redefinition of vocation that elevated secular labor as a divine calling. The preacher discusses how these religious changes influenc...

El equipo de misiones a la República Dominicana experimentó la soberanía y provisión de Dios al superar barreras lingüísticas y culturales para llevar el Evangelio. A través de un VBS desafiante en Santo Domingo, los miembros del equipo aprendieron humildad y dependencia total del Señor mientras servían a una iglesia local en crecimiento. Los testimonios compartidos resaltan cómo Dios humilló el o...

The sermon examines the profound impact of Pope Innocent III and the Fourth Lateran Council on medieval Christianity, highlighting key doctrinal developments such as transubstantiation and the mandatory annual confession for all believers. It details the formalization of the seven sacraments and the condemnation of heretical groups like the Waldensians and Albigensians, alongside the expansion of...

This sermon explores the life of King Asa in 2 Chronicles 14, focusing on how he navigated periods of spiritual renovation and sudden crisis. The speaker explains that God sends trials not as punishment but to test faith, humble self-reliance, and define character through dependence on Him. Central to the message is Asa's prayer during an overwhelming military threat, which declares that nothing i...

The sermon examines two pivotal moments in church history: the conversion of Emperor Constantine and the Great Schism of 1054. It argues that Constantine's establishment of a state church introduced harmful trends such as Caesaro-papism, coercion, and syncretism, shifting the church from a gathered community to an inclusive institution. The discussion then details the theological and cultural divi...

Alice Gingery, 95, passed away on July 26, 2026. Alice is survived by her daughter, Christa (Randy) Habegger and son, Philip (Becky) Gingery; twelve grandchildren: Rand (Lindsey) Habegger, Ariel (Olivier) Blanchard, Taryn Gamble, Adam (Erika) Gingery, Ben Gingery, Will (Hannah) Gingery, Sam (Anna) Gingery, Sarah Gingery, Joseph (Hannah) Gingery, David (Annanya) Gingery, Matthew Gingery, Greyson Gi...

This sermon introduces a new series on decisive moments in church history, beginning with the Council of Jerusalem and the reign of Constantine. The speaker analyzes Acts 15 to demonstrate that the early church resolved the Judaizing controversy by affirming salvation through faith alone, establishing Christianity as a universal faith rather than a Jewish sect. The discussion then shifts to Consta...

The sermon examines artificial intelligence through a theological lens, distinguishing between human identity created in God's image and AI's mere linguistic processing. It argues that while AI exhibits emergent intelligence, it lacks a soul, self, or genuine understanding, often resulting in hallucinations and suggestibility. The speaker identifies three primary dangers: dependence on tools that...

The sermon explores the vital necessity of discerning God's will for believers, emphasizing that this ability is rooted in specific spiritual preparations. It highlights three key steps: the consecration of one's entire being as a living sacrifice, the repudiation of worldly conformity, and the continuous transformation of the mind through truth. The preacher argues that true holiness requires mor...

The sermon explores the Christian pursuit of discerning and doing God's will, emphasizing that this is the central focus of a believer's life. It outlines three specific tests derived from Romans 12 to evaluate whether a decision aligns with divine purpose: it must be morally good, acceptable to God, and perfecting for the individual's spiritual maturity. The preacher argues that true discernment...

The sermon emphasizes the supreme value and necessity of God's Word for the believer's life, drawing primarily from Psalm 147. It highlights that while God governs all creation, He uniquely reveals His statutes and judgments to His people, providing guidance, healing, and peace. The preacher argues that Scripture is perfect and trustworthy, serving as the essential foundation for salvation, sancti...

The sermon interprets Revelation 13 as a prophetic warning against the rise of artificial intelligence, viewing AI as the modern manifestation of the beast and its image that speaks. It traces the historical development of computing from early rule-based systems to deep learning and large language models, explaining how these technologies mimic human intellect without possessing true consciousness...