Fairview Fellowship Church

At the end of your life, how will you be remembered?  When your time on earth is over, how will those who knew you best describe the driving focus of your life? Listen to this week's sermon for a look at one of the Apostle Paul's most recognized lines in Scripture: "To live is Christ, to die is gain."  As you listen, ask yourself, "What am I living for?"

As a church, we have been praying over the past three years that God would lead us to a permanent location for PHK to call "home." Listen to this week's sermon for an update on this journey of faith and how we believe that God is presently working to provide for us "beyond" anything we can think or imagine!

Problems big and small are part of life. However, setbacks only set us back if we let them. The Apostle Paul was intimately acquainted with setbacks in the form of persecution and struggle, yet always saw the potential for the Gospel in the midst of his problems. How can we be encouraged by this example? Listen to this week's message for more from Philippians 1:12-18.

In the book of Philippians, Paul writes to encourage the "partnership of believers" at the church in Philippi. Listen to this week's sermon for a look at the unique men and women who made up this partnership and church community.

The Church Eternal is central to God’s saving work in the world. Listen to this message from Pastor Tom as he helps us understand the Church's eternal plan, eternal purpose, and eternal rejoicing.

The Church is unstoppable not because of us as messengers but because of the message itself. Listen to more from guest preacher Caleb Barrows and his message on Matthew 16 and Jesus' declarative promise to "build his church."

Scriptures make clear that both the Christian as well as the Church are to be filled with and defined by a degree of power. What practical implications does this truth have on our lives and our regular gatherings as the body of Christ?

When the outside world looks in at our church, what do they see? A unified family of Christ-followers or something else entirely? Listen to this past Sunday's message for a look at Ephesians 4:1-3 and insight into this important issue.

"Church" isn't a physical location, a religious ritual, or a Sunday obligation. Listen to this week's sermon podcast for a look into the implications of the local church being defined as the very "body of Christ."

It’s relatively common to desire God to provide breakthrough, miracles, and blessings in our lives. However, are we equally interested in the preparation that leads to these moments? Join us as we explore this question through worship, prayer, and a message from Joshua 5-6.

How we RESPOND to the changing REALITY around us influences the RESULTS God will produce in our lives. Join us for a powerful look at Paul and Silas in Acts 16 and how their response to trial can encourage us today.

What does "church" mean to you? Is it a building? An hour of the week? Or is it something more? Join us as we continue in our "Church @ Home" series as we worship, pray, and turn our attention to the Word of God.

"No man is an island." As such, we ALL need help from time to time. What do we do then when the help available to us horizontally doesn't meet our deepest needs? It's here that we turn to the vertical help provided to us in Jesus Christ.

Our faith in Christ is as practical and powerful as we allow it to be. Listen to this week's sermon as we unpack 'Parable of the Growing Seed' and find great practical application for our daily lives.

Jesus taught in parables to both reveal truth and hide truth. Those who seek Him, whose hearts are good soil, will always find Him.

Jesus does not need us; He wants us! He invites us to be with Him, to become like Him, and to go on mission with Him. God can use anyone who is usable!

You don't have to be perfect to have a place at Jesus' table. Listen to this week's podcast for more from Mark 2 and Jesus' interaction with a well known sinner.

The people we surround ourselves with have incredible potential to shape our lives. Are the people in your life shaping you into the person you desire to become? Listen to this week's podcast as we explore this question through the lens of Mark 2:1-12.

Even in the middle of seasons of intense ministry, Jesus regularly got away to be alone with His Heavenly Father. If Jesus made this type of "quiet time" a priority in His life, how much more should we pursue the same?

What does it mean to live as citizens of the "Kingdom of God?" Listen to this week's sermon for more from Mark 1 and Jesus' command to "repent and believe."

The heavens torn open at Christ’s baptism not only provided us a look into our new access to God but also gave God new access to us. Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for more from Mark 1 and the implications of Christ’s baptism on our lives today.

A.W. Tozer wrote that “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” What then should we think about when we hear the name of Jesus? Listen to this week’s podcast for the first message in our new teaching series on the Gospel of Mark.