Faith Church SC

Join us for our new sermon series, "Show Me Your Glory," as we dive into 2 Chronicles 7:14. Together, we’ll explore what it means to return to the presence of God and experience His glory restored in our lives. We’ll uncover how God’s power can transform our hearts and communities through prayer, repentance, and seeking His face. Don’t miss this powerful journey of faith and renewal!

Join us for our new sermon series, "Show Me Your Glory," as we dive into 2 Chronicles 7:14. Together, we’ll explore what it means to return to the presence of God and experience His glory restored in our lives. Through prayer, repentance, and seeking His face, we’ll uncover how God’s power can transform our hearts and communities. Don’t miss this powerful journey of faith and renewal! NEW TO FAITH...

In this sermon, Pastor launches the "Unsubscribe" series, focusing on breaking free from strongholds and unhealthy thought patterns we've accumulated over time. The first topic addressed is fear, using Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush as a biblical example. The pastor identifies three primary fears that paralyze us: the fear of being seen (worrying that if people truly knew us, they w...

Pastor Jason delivers a powerful sermon on unsubscribing from shame as part of the "Unsubscribed" series. He examines how shame progresses in our lives, beginning with Genesis 2-3 where Adam and Eve were initially "naked and unashamed" but after sin entered, they hid from God out of shame. The sermon identifies three progressive stages of shame: exposure (an identity problem where we hide and cove...

Pastor Jason addresses the challenge of unsubscribing from anger in this sermon. He defines anger as our body's way of telling us that our will has been blocked - when what we want isn't happening. The pastor explains that anger is fundamentally a heart issue that doesn't produce the righteousness God desires for us. Instead of justifying our anger as personality traits or ethnic backgrounds, we n...

In this sermon, Pastor Jason addresses the topic of unforgiveness as part of the "Unsubscribed" series. He explains that forgiveness is necessary for all relationships and has both vertical (with God) and horizontal (with others) dimensions. Using John 21 as his text, he examines Jesus' model of forgiveness through His restoration of Peter after Peter's denial. The pastor highlights that forgivene...

In this sermon from the 'Unsubscribe' series, Pastor addresses how to unsubscribe from isolation. He distinguishes between healthy solitude (chosen separation for sacred connection with God) and harmful isolation (emotional and spiritual withdrawal). The pastor explains that isolation makes us vulnerable to spiritual attack, as the enemy targets those who separate themselves from community. Using...

In this sermon, Pastor Jason discusses the need to unsubscribe from control as the final message in the 'Unsubscribe' series. He explains that control is an illusion that leads to anxiety and brokenness, while surrender to God brings peace and freedom. The sermon examines Exodus 32, where the Israelites built a golden calf when Moses was delayed on the mountain, demonstrating how we often grasp fo...

In this sermon from Second Thessalonians chapter 1, Pastor explores the theme of 'The Return of the King,' focusing on how believers can be assured that God is pleased with them amid suffering. He challenges two common extremes: those who constantly predict Christ's imminent return based on current events, and those who have grown complacent about His coming. The pastor explains that while God doe...

Pastor Jason teaches from 2 Thessalonians 2 about Christ's return and the events that must precede it. The Thessalonian church was experiencing persecution and had received false teaching that the day of the Lord had already come, causing them to be unsettled and alarmed. Paul corrects this by explaining that certain events must occur first: a great rebellion (apostasy) and the revelation of the m...

This sermon focuses on Paul's prayer requests in 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5, emphasizing the importance of praying for the spread of the gospel and God's faithfulness in protecting believers. The pastor challenges the congregation to shift their prayer focus from primarily personal needs to interceding for the advancement of God's kingdom. Paul, writing from the morally chaotic city of Corinth while fa...

This sermon from 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 addresses the biblical perspective on work and idleness. The pastor explains that some Thessalonian believers had quit working, thinking Christ's return was imminent, and were living off others while becoming disruptive busybodies. Paul commanded them to work, using strong language and even instructing the church to withdraw fellowship from those who refused...

Pastor Jason delivers a powerful message about being Kingdom Builders who love their city, focusing on Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:13-16 about being salt and light. He explains that as followers of Christ, we have an identity and purpose as salt (preserving what is good, confronting what is rotting, and adding God's flavor to the world) and light (exposing darkness, guiding others out of darkness...

Pastor Jason delivers a powerful message about being Kingdom Builders who love their city, focusing on Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:13-16 about being salt and light. He explains that as followers of Christ, we have an identity and purpose as salt (preserving what is good, confronting what is rotting, and adding God's flavor to the world) and light (exposing darkness, guiding others out of darkness...

Pastor shares how God led the Israelites through the wilderness with a cloud by day and pillar of fire by night, drawing parallels to how God continues to lead Faith Church today. He emphasizes that where God leads, He provides - just as He provided manna for the Israelites, He provides for His church through the faithful giving of His people. The message focuses on trusting God's guidance and pro...

This sermon focuses on the church's role in global missions, emphasizing the concept of 'sentness' - how God sends the church into the world just as the Father sent the Son. The speaker, John Easter, shares powerful statistics about global evangelism and highlights how every 17 seconds someone accepts Christ through their missionary efforts. Using the example of the church in Antioch from Acts 13,...

This sermon explores three Jewish feasts - Passover, Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits - and how they all point to Jesus Christ as their fulfillment. The pastor explains how Jesus is our Passover lamb whose blood saves us from God's wrath, our unleavened bread who calls us out of sin and provides spiritual nourishment, and our first fruits whose death, burial, and resurrection becomes our own thr...

This sermon explores the biblical feasts of Pentecost and the Feast of Trumpets, examining their historical significance and prophetic fulfillment in Christ. The pastor explains how Pentecost celebrated the completion of the harvest and God's provision, while also pointing to the future outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the inclusion of all nations in God's plan. The Feast of Trumpets served as a...

This Christmas sermon explores the birth of Jesus through Mary's perspective, examining God's plan, Mary's choice, and the beauty of Christ's birth. The pastor emphasizes that Jesus came not only to die for our sins but also to dwell with humanity and empathize with our struggles. Mary's story demonstrates choosing obedience over understanding, trusting in God's grace even when His plan seems impo...

Pastor Larry delivers a powerful message on contending for the faith based on Jude 1:1-3. He emphasizes that Christians are called to go against the current of worldly culture and stand firm in biblical truth. Using the analogy of paddling upstream versus downstream, he explains that while it's easier to conform to the world, believers must courageously defend the faith that was once delivered to...

Pastor Jason delivers a challenging message from the book of Jude about contending for the faith in the midst of spiritual warfare. He examines three Old Testament examples of rebellion that Jude uses to warn the New Testament church: the way of Cain (rebellion through works and self-effort), the way of Balaam (rebellion through greed and using spiritual gifts for personal gain), and the way of Ko...

This sermon from the book of Jude focuses on five practical action steps for spiritual building and growth. The pastor emphasizes that while salvation is by grace, the Christian life requires intentional effort to grow in faith and become more like Jesus. The message centers on Jude's instruction to 'build yourselves up' through five key practices: building up your holy faith through God's Word, p...

This sermon introduces a new series on the Gospel of Mark, emphasizing that Mark was written to Roman believers under persecution who needed to understand Jesus' identity and the cost of discipleship. The pastor explains that Mark presents Jesus not as merely a teacher, but as Messiah and Son of God from the very first verse, demanding allegiance and confronting neutrality. The message focuses on...

This sermon explores Mark 2:13-22, focusing on Jesus calling Levi (Matthew) the tax collector and the subsequent dinner party at his house. The pastor uses three analogies to explain Jesus' mission: He is the physician who came to heal the sick (sinners), the bridegroom who brings joy and celebration, and the one who brings something entirely new rather than patching up the old religious system. T...

This sermon from Mark 3:1-6 focuses on Jesus healing a man with a withered hand in the synagogue while religious leaders watched to accuse Him of breaking Sabbath law. The pastor explores how we can be geographically close to Jesus yet miss Him entirely, like the Pharisees did. The withered hand represents not just physical limitation but spiritual atrophy - areas of our lives that have slowly det...