Sermons from Capital Presbyterian Fairfax

Jacob is calculating, self-reliant, and perpetually scheming, a man who spends most of his life trying to secure by cunning what God had already promised by grace. He has been called the "most un-heroic hero in the Bible," and the description fits. His failures are not minor or incidental; they are the very fabric of his story. And yet God will not let him go. Jacob's life is not a...

Jacob is calculating, self-reliant, and perpetually scheming, a man who spends most of his life trying to secure by cunning what God had already promised by grace. He has been called the "most un-heroic hero in the Bible," and the description fits. His failures are not minor or incidental; they are the very fabric of his story. And yet God will not let him go. Jacob's life is not a...

Jacob is calculating, self-reliant, and perpetually scheming, a man who spends most of his life trying to secure by cunning what God had already promised by grace. He has been called the "most un-heroic hero in the Bible," and the description fits. His failures are not minor or incidental; they are the very fabric of his story. And yet God will not let him go. Jacob's life is not a...

Jacob is calculating, self-reliant, and perpetually scheming, a man who spends most of his life trying to secure by cunning what God had already promised by grace. He has been called the "most un-heroic hero in the Bible," and the description fits. His failures are not minor or incidental; they are the very fabric of his story. And yet God will not let him go. Jacob's life is not a...

Jacob is calculating, self-reliant, and perpetually scheming, a man who spends most of his life trying to secure by cunning what God had already promised by grace. He has been called the "most un-heroic hero in the Bible," and the description fits. His failures are not minor or incidental; they are the very fabric of his story. And yet God will not let him go. Jacob's life is not a...

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. Isaiah 55:1-5

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. Ephesians 4:1-16

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. Acts 2:42-27.

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. Matthew 28:16-20.

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. 1 Corinthians 10:23-11:1.

Loved by Christ, we can now live like Christ. This sermon series digs into our core values of grace-filled worship, community, and mission, and looks at how the gospel of grace animates every aspect of our church's life. 

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

This Easter Sunday we remember and celebrate Jesus' resurrection from the dead. The Easter story is a reminder of the peace that Jesus brings to us through his resurrection. John 20:19-31

This Palm Sunday, Pastor Rob helps us look at the realities of Palm Sunday and what it means for us living in our day and age. John 12:1-13, 27-36

This Maundy Thursday, we remember Jesus' invitation to meet with him. John 13:1-20

This Sunday we heard from guest preacher Austin Kettle about the ways in which we are called to mission work and our responsibility as followers of Christ to take those calls seriously. John 12:20-26

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...

Paul writes his letter to the church in Philippi so that they might know what it means to establish a colony of heaven in their city. Paul informs the Christians at Philippi that though they live in a Roman colony, sometimes called “little Rome”, their citizenship is in heaven.  Paul commands his readers, “let your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ”. The phrase “manner of life” tran...