Freedom Fellowship

In today's message, Pastor Ben shares Biblical Truth with us about Israel's role in history and prophecy yet to be fulfilled, and how the Church should view the importance of what God's Word says.

Pastor Ben shares with us a little bit about the responsibility we have been given to pour into our communities through politics and religion, and these truths we find in Scripture.

In 2 Thessalonians 3, we have our final encouragement to the church of Thessalonica. Pastor Jeff gives us the word to continue doing good and to not grow weary in doing so.

2 Thessalonians 2 gives us some more insight into the end times, in which pastor Jeff encourages us to stand fast and to not be deceived.

In our weakness, God's power being perfected is the reality of what happens when we choose to put our faith in the immovable Jesus Christ. He takes what seems like may be the pits and turns it into treasure.

Scriptures clearly tell us what God's will is for our lives, but it is not something that we cannot achieve without Jesus Christ! Join us as we dive into the Gospel truth of the resurrection of Jesus and the power that it holds today.

The Bible is ancient. And every time the Day of the Lord was mentioned in Scripture, it has come to pass. Except for revelation...we must be a Church that is ready!

In chapter 4, we get a brief glimpse of what the end times will look like. Pastor Jeff Rabe walks us through a bit of end times Theology and continues in the same encouragement the Apostle Paul gave the church in his letters to Thessalonica.

God's Church is a holy people! God's will for us is to walk a holy life, and He enables us to do so by sanctifying us. Join us as we walk through the process of sanctification and the importance of continual growth in your faith walk.

Paul writes to the Thessalonians regarding Timothy's purpose, his worries about the health of the church, and encourages them to be overflowing with love. Join us as we walk through some of these beautiful truths!

In the second chapter of Paul's letter to the church of Thessalonica, he reiterates how incredible it is to be entrusted with the Gospel and how seriously he took it. What an encouragement it is to the local church today to be entrusted with the Gospel!

There is a never-ending power in the Gospel! Not only do our words carry this Good News, but our whole lives do too. Join us as we walk through the first chapter of Thessalonians.

As we begin a new series in Thessalonians, Pastor Andy gives us an overview of these letters written by the Apostle Paul as an encouragement to the church of Thessalonica.

How BIG is your God? Usually the bigger something grows the less personal it becomes. In this message you'll see that it is the bigness of God that allows Him to know more about you than you know about yourself.

Our God is alive! Idols must bow to the King of Kings.

We are created beings, made to give all we are for all that He is. We are called to praise Him, so let us do it with all that we are.

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom. It takes Godly wisdom to manage relationships in your life in the way God would have you lead them. Watch as pastor Jeff opens up in a personal way about the fear of God.

We all face fears, and we have all been given an invitation. May we magnify the Lord together, knowing that we can only find answers to any of it seeking the face of God.

Through trial and hardship, God is our constant refuge and strength! Join us as we walk through the encouragement of Psalm 46.

The most powerful words are the ones you say to God. Jame 5 again talks to us about the power of words, but specifically the power in prayer. Every condition, both good and bad, is a prayer condition. Pray today!

God cares about what we do with what we have been given! Physically, spiritually, financially, etc., we should be aware that what we identify with with testify....what will that testimony be?

God holds tomorrow, and this life is just a vapor. These words ring true every single day and are a helpful reminder to follow what God would will every day. James chapter 4 gives us wisdom on judgment and the Lord's will.

James confronts the church about battles, wars, and quarrels in the church stemming from our own desires. A reminder to humble ourselves before the Lord and draw near to God keeps our hearts and minds where they should be. Love the Lord your God, and love your neighbor as yourself.

There is a Biblical definition of wisdom and foolishness, and a worldly definition as well. As Christians, we live by the Bible's standards, therefore we look to Jesus and His Holy Word for wisdom that comes from above.

James reminds us that our words yield much power and influence! Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks, therefore we must be careful with what we say as Christians. Are we building or are we destroying?