Fusion Bible Church

This week at Fusion Bible Church, Pastor Paul walks us through John 6:16 –21 and the moment Jesus meets His disciples in the middle of a storm. Life has moments that leave us feeling powerless or overwhelmed—but Jesus doesn’t just watch from a distance. He steps toward us, enters our chaos, and speaks peace over our fear. Join us as we continue our “Jesus Is” series and discover how Jesus reveals...

We all have places in life where we feel stuck — waiting for change, hoping for healing. In John 5, Pastor Brad shares how Jesus, our Redeemer, meets us in those moments and calls us to rise. When we listen to His voice and respond in faith, He restores what’s broken and makes us whole again.—————————————————————————————————JESUS IS If we’re called to be disciples—followers of Jesus—we need to kno...

We all have places in our lives that leave us thirsty — searching for meaning, satisfaction, and belonging. In John 4, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well and changes her life forever. Through a simple conversation, He reveals Himself as the only one who can truly satisfy the soul. Join Pastor Brad as he shares how Jesus meets us right where we are, confronts what’s broken, and offers living w...

What if the life you’re living isn’t the life God intended for you? In John 3, Jesus tells Nicodemus that real life begins when we’re born again — not improved, but made new. In this week’s message, Pastor Brad explores Jesus’ conversation about being “born again” — not just getting a second chance, but receiving an entirely new life through the Spirit. We’ll see how faith isn’t about performance,...

Ever felt like your patience, hope, or joy is running out? Life can feel overwhelming, even when things look fine on the surface. In this week’s message, Pastor Paul takes us to the wedding at Cana, where Jesus performs His first miracle—turning water into wine. Through this story, we see that Jesus delights in bringing hope to hopeless situations and can do extraordinary work in the ordinary mome...

When John opens his Gospel with the words “In the beginning,” he’s pointing us back to eternity—to the One who has always been. Jesus is not just a teacher or miracle worker; He is the eternal Word, the Creator who stepped into creation to bring light and life. Join us as Pastor Brad unpacks what it means that Jesus is both fully God and fully man—eternal yet present with us, powerful yet personal...

When people around us are hurting, it can be hard to know what to do. From Job’s story, we learn that sometimes the best way to help is to simply show up, share their burden, and even stay silent. Join us as Pastor Brad unpacks these lessons and points us to the hope we find in God’s unshakable purposes. HEADSPACE - A Series on Mental HealthA series about finding hope and healing in the midst of l...

Life leaves scars—trauma, pain, guilt, regret, shame, abandonment, disappointment. The Apostle Paul knew this reality well—robbed, shipwrecked, beaten, arrested, stoned, and carrying what he called a “thorn in the flesh.” Yet, in his weakness, he discovered something powerful: God’s grace is enough. This week, Pastor Brad unpacks 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, reminding us that we don’t heal in isolation,...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad teaches on how God meets us in our struggles and reminds us there is always hope—even in the darkest moments. Anxiety and despair are real, but God draws near and renews our hearts day by day. HEADSPACE - A Series on Mental HealthA series about finding hope and healing in the midst of life’s struggles. More and more people today feel stretched thin in their mental and emot...

This week at Fusion Church, Pastor Brad dives into 2 Chronicles 20, showing how King Jehoshaphat and the people of Judah faced fear and uncertainty. Anxiety isn’t always a sin—it can be a signal to turn to God in prayer, stillness, and worship. Join us as we learn to stand before God with faith, find His peace, and redirect our hearts from fear to trust. HEADSPACE - A Series on Mental HealthA seri...

Even Jesus faced deep sorrow and anguish in the Garden of Gethsemane. His soul was “overwhelmed with sorrow to the point of death,” showing us that it is not a sin—or a failure of faith—to struggle with our mental health. In this message, Pastor Brad explores Matthew 26:36–44 and reminds us that it’s okay for a Christian to not be okay. Getting help is wise, not weak. God is near to the brokenhear...

We all protect our homes with locks, alarms, and safeguards. But Scripture reminds us that there’s a deeper battle—one that can’t be stopped with physical defenses. In Ephesians 6, Paul shows us how to guard our lives and families with the armor of God, standing strong in truth, faith, and the power of His Word. Join Pastor Brad as he unpacks how to stand firm and protect what matters most. As For...

Parenting is one of the greatest responsibilities God entrusts to us—and also one of the most challenging. In Ephesians 6, Paul reminds both children and parents of their calling: children are to obey and honor, while parents are to train and guide with love, patience, and grace. In this message, Pastor Brad unpacks what it looks like to raise our children in the instruction of the Lord—teaching t...

This week we’re continuing our journey through Ephesians with a focus on what it means to love like Christ. Paul calls husbands to love their wives just as Christ loved the church—sacrificially, faithfully, and with a servant’s heart. In this message, we’ll explore how biblical love is more than just emotion; it’s a choice to value, pursue, pray for, and walk humbly with your spouse. We’ll see how...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad begins our new series As For Me and My House by looking at one of the most countercultural and often misunderstood passages in Scripture—Paul’s call for wives to submit to their husbands as to the Lord (Ephesians 5:21–24).Rather than reinforcing outdated stereotypes, this passage reveals God’s good design for marriage—a partnership rooted in mutual respect, sacrificial lov...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad wraps up our series through the Ten Commandments by exploring the final commandment: “You shall not covet.”At the heart of coveting is dissatisfaction—a restless desire for what others have. From Peter’s comparison in John 21 to Paul’s declaration of contentment in Philippians 4, Scripture shows us the way forward: to trade comparison for contentment and envy for gratitude...

This Sunday, Pastor Blake explores the ninth commandment: “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor” (Exodus 20:16 , NIV). While we often think of this command in legal terms, it speaks to something deeper—our words, our integrity, and how we represent the truth. In a culture that often bends or reshapes reality, God calls His people to live with honesty and speak with integrity. F...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad continues our walk through the Ten Commandments by exploring the command, “You shall not steal” (Exodus 20:15 ). But this message goes far deeper than simply not taking what isn’t ours. Through Jesus’ parable in Luke 19, we’re challenged to consider: What has God entrusted to me? And am I using it for His Kingdom? Every resource, talent, and opportunity we have has been gi...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad continues our series on the Ten Commandments with the seventh commandment: “You shall not commit adultery” (Exodus 20:14 ). In a culture that normalizes lust and undermines covenant faithfulness, God’s Word calls us back to purity and purpose. Jesus makes it clear—sexual sin isn’t just about actions but begins in the heart. We’ll explore what it means to honor God with our...

This Sunday, Pastor Brad explores the sixth commandment: “You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13 ). While most of us don’t struggle with literal violence, Jesus pushes deeper—challenging us to examine the anger, hatred, and unforgiveness we hold in our hearts. Every person is made in the image of God, and how we treat others reflects how we honor Him. In a broken world full of messy relationships, Go...

This Sunday, Pastor Paul unpacks the fifth commandment: “Honor your father and your mother…” (Exodus 20:12 ). Long before God addresses things like murder, stealing, or lying, He starts with the home—where our character is shaped. Honoring our parents isn’t just about obedience to them; it’s about obedience to God. Whether you’re still living at home, long out of the house, or working through a st...

This week, Pastor Brad continues our series on the Ten Commandments by exploring the fourth commandment: Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. (Exodus 20:8-11) The Sabbath isn’t just about taking a day off—it’s about reconnecting with God, trusting His provision, and recharging our souls. In a world that never stops, God invites us to experience true rest—not just for our bodies, but for ou...

This week, Pastor Brad continues our journey through the Ten Commandments by exploring the second commandment in Exodus 20. In a culture surrounded by idols—both ancient and modern—God calls His people to worship Him as He truly is, not as we imagine Him to be. We’re reminded that the one true God cannot be reduced to an image or object. Instead, He has revealed Himself through Jesus—the image of...

This week, Pastor Brad begins a new series with a foundational truth from Exodus 20: There is only one God. Before giving any commands, God reminds His people who He is—matchless, holy, and worthy of our full devotion. In a world full of distractions and false hopes, this first commandment calls us back to what matters most: wholehearted worship of the One true God. Nothing else can save. Nothing...

In the final week of The Waiting Season, Pastor Paul turns to Exodus 19 and the question: Do I still trust God? Before giving commands, God reminds Israel of what He’s already done—because faith always starts with His work, not ours. Faith isn’t a one-time decision; it’s a continual response to God’s presence. It's more than belief—it’s trust in action. Don’t settle for a religion you have to...