Fairview Fellowship Church

What is it about a new year that fills us with feelings of potential and promise? Our first sermon of 2020 leans into the God that is making "all things new" and we hope you'll be encouraged and inspired as you move into the year ahead.

How can a baby born into obscurity 2000 years ago be “good news of great joy for all people” to us today? Listen to this special Christmas message for a look into God’s grand plan of redemption for all mankind.

While we all have plans for our futures, life has a way of interrupting even the best intentions, hopes, and dreams. Listen to this week’s sermon podcast to learn more about the God that is always at work, no matter our circumstances.

Even in the midst of our waiting, God is always working on our behalf. Listen to this week's message for more on the promise that God has given us in the miracle of Christmas.

How should we pray when the storms of life become bigger than anything we feel equipped to handle on our own?

Paul emphasized the priority of prayer, the urgency of prayer, and the central place of thanksgiving in our prayers. Prayer is essential in all we do, not something we fit in if we have the time. We are in a spiritual battle, and prayer is a weapon ready at all times. Thanksgiving fans the flame of prayer.

When Jesus instructed His followers to pray, "Our Father..." He was establishing the act of prayer of prayer as a conversation between child and father. Listen to this week's podcast to learn how to develop a "childlike" attitude in your prayer life.

Though Scripture may be our primary means of communication with God, it's prayer that is our most personal means of communication with God. Listen to this week's sermon for more on the vital role prayer plays in the life of the Christ follower.

We are commanded not only to read the Word, but to meditate on it, ponder it, rejoice in it, and much more. Listen to this week's sermon for more on how to fully embrace the Word of God in our lives.

Our interaction with God's Word is to be an all encompassing experience. Listen to this week's sermon for more on how to develop a desire for the Word that impacts our entire life.

Though we face battles everyday, many of us step onto our battlefields unequipped with the very weapon God has given to us to be able to fight with strength and power. Listen to this past Sunday's sermon for more on what it means to wield the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God.

What do you want to be when you grow up? Are you doing what you've always dreamed? How many times did your answer change as you grew? Check out this week's message and find its best that we continue to grow everyday in our knowledge and love for Christ.

Part of our call as followers of Christ is to be built up in our faith as well as to build up others into disciples and leaders. Listen to this week's podcast for more from Part II of our current series on the Core Values of PHK.

The premiere value of PHK is to 'bring people to Jesus." Listen to the first message in our "Core Values" teaching series as Pastor Marc unpacks the importance of this commitment to sharing the Gospel message.

Living as a Christian is about so much more than knowing the right answers or belonging to the right church. To live as a Christ follower is to live on mission for the sake of others. Listen to this past weekend's "Mission Sunday" sermon for more on our calling as followers of Christ.

Jesus didn't just seek the hurting and the broken; he consistently left them better than he found them. Listen to this week's sermon podcast for more on the role we are called to play in God's healing plan of redemption, restoration, and resurrection.

Everybody sleeps, but how many of regularly plan for time to REST? Not only do the Scriptures command us to rest but we've been given a model of this important virtue in the life of Christ as well. Listen to this week's message for more on the vital, though often disregarded, invitation into the blessing of rest.

For thousands of years mankind has sought after the correct path to God. However, the Gospel teaches us that God has already come to us. Listen to this week’s sermon for more on this message from John 1.

You can hold a baby, you can hold a coffee mug, but how do you hold words? Let alone a teaching? Check out this week's podcast as Pastor Justin dives into John 8 for our final message on "Jesus Said." When Jesus said, "hold onto my teachings...the truth shall set you free"

Jesus tells us unless we are like a seed, we can not truly follow him. Tune into this week's podcast to hear Pastor Tom break this down and how it applies to our everyday walk with Christ.

Jesus gave us some hard teachings to "swallow" during His time here on earth. Love our enemies and hate our mother and father, to name a few. Check out this week's podcast to understand why He tells us to "eat His flesh and drink His blood." and what exactly He meant by that.

The recorded words of Christ make up nearly 50% of the gospel accounts. Yet of everything Jesus said and taught, there's one command that transcends the rest. Simply, "Love One Another." Listen to this week's podcast for more on this "new command" from John 13:34-35.

We may live in a dark world but we're not condemned to walk in darkness. Listen to this week's sermon podcast for a look into what Jesus meant when referring to himself as "the LIGHT of the world."

Faith in Christ isn't about what we do or don't do to please God, but about the God who has done everything necessary to make us complete in Christ. Listen to the week's sermon podcast for more from Pastor Marc and our current series "Jesus Is..."

Grace is unearned, undeserved favor from God. It’s also what we experience when we stop doing life our own way and return to the father who loves us more than we’ll ever know. Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for more on God’s amazing grace as illustrated through the parable of the Prodigal Son.