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What does it look like to keep growing in Christ—and to keep going where He sends us? 🌱 In this Vision Day message, we’re reminded that following Jesus is never meant to be stagnant. From spiritual growth to faithful obedience, God calls His people to mature in Christ and live out their faith with purpose. […]

Speaker: Zeth Hill Date: December 28, 2025   Spanish Translation:

This Christmas, we’re kicking off our new series by looking at one of the very first Christmas songs ever sung — Mary’s beautiful response of praise when she learned she would carry the Son of God. In Luke 1:46–55, Mary “magnifies the Lord” as she reflects on God’s power, His mercy, His salvation, and His […]

In Genesis 17–18, God reminds Abraham and Sarah that nothing is impossible for Him. Even when His promises feel delayed, confusing, or humanly impossible, God shows that He is faithful, powerful, and able to keep every word He has spoken. In this message from the Faith & Promises series, Dr. Scott Wilson walks through Abraham’s […]

When life feels slow, uncertain, or completely out of control, we’re all tempted to do exactly what Abram and Sarai did in Genesis 16 — take matters into our own hands. But shortcuts always cost more than they promise. In this message, Human Shortcuts and Why They Never Work, we follow their story through waiting, […]

Jesus looked at the crowds with compassion and said the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. In this missions-focused message, John Brady challenges us to see the world the way Jesus sees it and to step into God’s mission with willing hearts. Drawing from Matthew 9:35–37 and stories from decades serving the mission […]

When Lot chose the easy path, Abraham chose faith. In Genesis 13–14, we see what happens when one man lives for himself and another lives for God. Abraham trusted the Lord’s promises, gave generously, fought courageously, and worshiped faithfully—and God honored his obedience. In this message from the Faith & Promises series, Dr. Scott Wilson […]

When everything seemed broken beyond repair, God began His rescue plan — not through armies or kings, but through one ordinary man named Abram. In this message, Dr. Scott Wilson unpacks Genesis 12 and shows how God called Abram out of the familiar, gave him promises he didn’t deserve, and used him to bless the […]

The people of Babel wanted to build a tower to heaven, make a name for themselves, and live life on their own terms. But their pride led to confusion, division, and judgment. The same spirit of Babel still lives in our world today—when we try to live without God, build our own kingdoms, or make […]

After the flood, Noah’s family began to repopulate the earth—but sin was still present in the human heart. In this passage, we see a story of both judgment and mercy: a curse because of sin, a blessing that continues God’s promise, and a hope that points forward to Jesus. In this message, Pastor Jared Rhodes […]

After the flood, Noah and his family stepped onto dry ground into a world reborn. What began as a story of judgment turned into a story of grace—a God of second chances, a God who saves, and a God who promises new life. In this message from The World We Broke series, Dr. Scott Wilson […]

The story of Noah and the flood is more than a children’s tale about animals marching two by two—it’s a sobering picture of God’s judgment and a beautiful picture of His salvation. In this message, Dr. Scott Wilson walks us through Genesis 6–7, reminding us that while judgment is certain, God has provided an “ark” […]

Genesis 5 might look like just a long genealogy—but it tells a deeper story. Every name reminds us of both the reality of death and the hope of God’s plan. In the middle of the list, one man stands out: Enoch, who walked faithfully with God. In this message, Dr. Larry Bazer shows us how […]

Genesis 3:8–24 | Dr. Scott Wilson | FBC Melbourne Message #2 in The World We Broke Series When Adam and Eve sinned, everything broke — paradise was lost, shame entered the world, and humanity was separated from God. But that wasn’t the end of the story. From the very beginning, God had a plan of […]

What does it really mean to “love your neighbor as yourself”? In this Fall Kickoff Sunday message, Pastor Scott unpacks one of Jesus’ most well-known parables—the Good Samaritan—and shows us that love is more than feelings or good intentions. Love takes action, even when it’s costly, inconvenient, or uncomfortable. As we walk through Luke 10, […]

In a world obsessed with gaining more, what does it really mean to live with eternal purpose? In this message, Pastor Scott walks us through 1 Timothy 6 and unpacks what God says about money, contentment, and generosity. Discover how to hold your treasure with open hands and find true joy—not in accumulating more, but […]

In this message, Pastor [Name] continues our “More Than Me” series by unpacking 1 Peter 4:7–11 and reminding us that our talents—both spiritual gifts and natural abilities—are from God and for God. As we face the reality that time is short and Christ could return at any moment, the question is simple: Are we using […]

Do you feel short on time? In a world that runs on packed calendars and endless to-do lists, Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that every moment is part of a bigger plan. In this message, Pastor [Name] helps us explore how to follow Jesus with one of our most precious and limited gifts: our time. Whether […]

What does the very first marriage tell us about God, about us, and about His design for love, companionship, and covenant? In this message, Pastor Scott takes us back to the Garden of Eden to witness the world’s very first wedding day—and shows us how marriage, at its best, is a good gift and a […]

What was life like before sin entered the world? In this message from Genesis 2:4–17, Pastor Scott zooms in on humanity’s very first home—the Garden of Eden. We see not only how God gave Adam life and paradise, but also work, boundaries, and most importantly, His Word. This passage gives us a picture of what […]

What does it mean that God “rested” on the seventh day? In this message from Genesis 2:1–3, Pastor Scott explores the very first Sabbath—and shows how it wasn’t about God being tired, but about God being finished. This rest was joyful, complete, and holy—and it was a gift meant not just for God, but for […]

In a world filled with confusion about gender and identity, God’s Word speaks with clarity and truth. In this sermon from Genesis 1:27, Pastor Scott teaches on five foundational truths about God’s design for gender and how we can raise our sons and daughters to stand firm in a culture that’s lost its way. Whether […]

What does it truly mean to follow Jesus? In this Father’s Day message, Rev. Duke Dismukes teaches from Luke 14:25–35—a passage where Jesus doesn’t sugarcoat the cost of discipleship. Following Christ isn’t a casual decision—it’s a daily commitment that may cost us comfort, relationships, or even reputation. But as we’ll see in this message, the […]

What does Genesis 1 really teach us about the world we live in—and the God who made it? In this message, Pastor Scott walks through Days 1–6 of creation, showing how God formed and filled the earth with order, purpose, and beauty. From the stars above to the sea creatures below, every detail reflects the […]

“In the beginning, God…” Four words that change everything. In this opening message of our God’s Good World series, Pastor Scott takes us to the very first verse of the Bible to explore three foundational truths that shape a biblical worldview: God existed before anything else. God created everything. Everything God made was good.   […]