Fulton FCC

This one kicks off our stewardship series. It introduces our theme, A Chorus of Generosity, while also talking about Jesus’ challenging words about the cost of discipleship. 

This one is about Jesus being a bit of a party pooper, at least according to the World’s standards. Rev. Will talks about how Jesus keeps company with those in low places. The text of the day was Luke 14:1, 7-14. 

This one is about Jesus’ refusal to let rules and propriety get in the way of bringing the Kingdom of God to people who need it. The text was Luke 13:10-17. 

This one deals with some sayings of Jesus that could be potentially misinterpreted. In it, Rev. Will talks about Jesus’ want to give the Holy Spirit so would experience grace, mercy, and freedom. The text was Luke 12:49-56. 

This one is about how Jesus offers good news amid anxiety and worry, that God’s attitude toward us is one of delight and grace. The text is Luke 12:32-40. 

This one is about The Lord’s Prayer and how it shows us what we get wrong with prayer. Because it was our Christmas in July, there’s a Christmas tinge to the sermon too. The text of the day was Luke 11:1-13.

This one is how we want to justify ourselves. In it Rev. Will talks about how Martha used her service and care of Jesus to do so. The text of the day was Luke 10:38-42. 

In this devotion, Rev. Will talks the time Jesus gave his disciples a “do not bring list” for their trip. 

This one concludes our sermon series through Galatians. In it, Rev. Will talks about Paul’s words to not grow weary doing good. He also brings up a Tyler Childers’ song. 

In this devotion, Rev. Will talks about Jesus’ stubbornness and why it’s good for us. 

This one continues our little series in Galatians. In it, Rev. Will talks about the freedom Christ gives and how the Holy Spirit guides us to use it for others. The main text was Galatians 5:1, 13-26.  

This one begins a little three week series in Galatians. In it, Rev. Will talks about how the gospel levels all things, and I’m not talking about construction. 

This devotion talks about ‘s shalom and what it means for us. 

This one is about how the Holy Spirit is given to us so we can see God's grace and action in our lives after we go through the valley of the death. The text was John 16:12-15.

This one is a Pentecost sermon on Acts 2:1-21. In it, Rev. Will talks about how the Holy Spirit helps us hear the gospel in ways that hit home. 

This devotion is about Jesus’ prayer for you in the upper room. 

This one wraps up our series in Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about how God’s movement toward us provides hope and meaning for our lives. 

This one continues our series in Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about both our need to control things and how we are all a little bit afraid of the dark. 

This one continues our series through Revelation. In it, Rev. Will goes a little rogue because his sermon didn't fit with worship as our kids and youth led it. Inspired by the Spirit, he talked about God's care and love for us as a parent for a child and how we practice heaven together at Church.

This one is a meditation on Psalm 23, talking about how a chance encounter with a Grandmother's gift brought the Psalm home. 

Continuing our series through Revelation, here we catch a glimpse of Jesus shepherding his people through a great ordeal. Rev. Sally Robinson of Columbia Older Adult Ministries pinch hits on this one. 

This one continues our series in Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about how Jesus as the slaughtered Lamb is the key image in the book. 

This devotion is about Jesus appearing to Thomas after Easter and what he says about those who've come to faith without seeing him in the flesh. Hint: you are blessed!

This one starts a series on Revelation. In it, Rev. Will talks about John’s intro and how it sets up the letter to be about confidence, joy, and hope not fear and trembling. 

This quick devotion talks about the importance of not moving on from the empty tomb too fast. Rev. Will's youngest daughter, Maggie, makes an appearance too!