Fairview Fellowship Church

Who is Jesus, to YOU? How you answer this question has potential to shape the rest of your life and beyond. Check out our first message in our new teaching series, "Jesus Is..." for more on this question and look into the life of Jesus, the friend of sinners.

The biblical conversation around relationships isn’t limited to only the dynamic between husband and wife. God’s word has plenty to say regarding dating, singleness, and more. Listen to this week’s message as we wrap up our series, “Some Assembly Required."

Jesus never shielded away from the difficult topics. When the Jewish leaders tried to trap him by asking about view of divorce, Jesus went back to God's original design on Genesis, where divorce is not mentioned. Hard hearts result in divorce. Soft hearts open the door to reconciliation.

Despite being a "profound mystery" in many ways, marriage may also be more straight forward than we realize. Listen to this week's sermon from Ephesians 5:22-33, the Apostle Paul's specific instructions to husbands and wives in pursuit of the perfect marriage.

The most important part of your marriage is the humble, daily, personal, meditative, joyful, worship of God. It is beginning or ending your day in communion with Christ.

Healthy marriages don't happen by accident. What can you do today to ensure that your marriage, present or potential future, is as strong as God has intended it to be? Listen to Week 1 of our new teaching series on marriage, "Some Assembly Required."

"Everyone worships something," but is your 'something' worthy of worship? Listen to a special Easter Sunday message about the importance of the empty tomb and the Gospel that Paul referred to as being "of first importance."

Please join us as we take a look at the Cross of Jesus Christ. Pastor Tom will lead us to look at three aspects of the cross, the Prediction, the Power, and the Purpose.

We visit doctors and dentists for regular check-ups and take our cars in for routine maintenance, but how diligent are we in looking after our spiritual health? Listen to this week's sermon podcast as we dive into Paul's command to "test yourselves" in regards to faith.

We face an enemy who is a clever deceiver. He convinces us that we are flying right side up when we are actually flying upside down and headed for disaster. We can defeat him by taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ, effectively wielding the sword of the Spirit, the word of God.

Spiritually healthy families don’t happen by accident. We have the opportunity everyday to choose the be the individuals and families God has created us to be. Listen to this week’s podcast for a special sermon from Family Sunday.

As Christ followers, we are called to grow in the likeness of God. One of the most important ways we can do this is by developing habits of generosity that go far beyond our finances. Are you a generous Christian in all areas of life? Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for help answering this important question.

Though we interact with money everyday, we often experience a disconnect between this area of life and our faith. Listen to this message for Scriptural insight into the way our trust in God impacts our relationship with money.

To 'sin' is to miss the mark of behavior that God desires for our lives. This being the case, life isn't a question of whether or not we'll sin, but how we'll respond when we do. This past Sunday's message explores what godly response to sin looks like.

Despite facing a "blizzard of troubles" from nearly every direction, the Apostle Paul embraced a great endurance that gave him strength in the midst of his problems. Listen to this week's message on the PURPOSE we can find in PAIN and the TESTIMONY that can arise from our TRIALS.

The Apostle Paul wrote that we are “new creations” in Christ. While certainly great news, what does this mean for us today? How are our lives impacted once “the old has gone”? Listen to this week's sermon for a detailed look into our new calling as “ambassadors for Christ.”

The Apostle Paul makes clear that though we are journeying toward a “Not Yet” heavenly dwelling, we still exist today in the “Now.” It’s here in the Now that we must learn how to live in a way that pleases God and prepares us for the Not Yet. Listen to this week’s podcast for more on this challenging message from 2 Corinthians 5.

Whether you realize it or not, God has called you to bigger things than you can accomplish on your own. Listen in to this week's sermon for a look at 2 Corinthians 3 and insight into ways that God does more through our weaknesses than we could do in our strength.

Have you ever struggled with bitterness and anger? Have you ever been hurt or scarred by someone and can't find it within yourself to forgive them? You might be surprised but God's Word and God himself can help you to you experience a peace that passes all understanding.

What do we do when life gets heavy and we get tired? Doesn’t God promise not to give us more than we can handle? Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for an encouraging message about the power God has given us in Christ!

Experiencing trouble in life isn’t a question of “if” but “when.” So where should we turn for hope and strength in the midst of trial and tribulation? Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for an encouraging message all about the “God of all comfort” and His plan for our lives.

God gives gifts SPECIFICALLY and He gives gifts EXPECTANTLY. How are you using the gifts you’ve been given? Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for a message from Matthew 25 on the gifts that God has given us as well as the manner in which He desires us to use them.

Don’t miss this message from guest preacher Jay Nickless about what exactly made the first Christmas so special.

When God seems distant and we find ourselves feeling alone on our spiritual journey, where do we place our trust? In the emotions we feel or in the promises God has spoken over us? Listen to this week’s sermon for an encouraging message about Emmanuel, “God with us.”

Though Bethlehem was small and overlooked, God used this tiny town to usher in the Savior of the world. Listen to more on this sermon from Luke 2 and learn why we never look past that which God is looking to use!