Faith Community Church - Santa Clarita

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims — Enter His Rest (Hebrews 4:1—13) The Preacher continues his illustration of the Wilderness Generation as he calls a new generation to enter God’s rest. Join us on Sunday as we consider what this means and why it is so important.

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims — Today, If You Hear His Voice (3:7—19)While Moses was faithful in all God’s house, the men and women of his generation were not. Join us on Sunday as we learn from their example and seek to be those who hold our original confidence firm to the end.

Having established that Jesus is greater than the angels, the preacher turns his attention to Moses, the mediator of the Old Covenant.  Join us on Sunday as we consider Jesus, the Apostle and High Priest of our confession, whose glory far exceeds that of Moses.

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims – The Merciful and Faithful High Priest (Hebrews 2:5-18) Having exhorted the audience to pay closer attention to what God has revealed by His Son, the preacher returns to his topic of Jesus and the angels. Join us as we consider how Jesus is superior to the angels even by way of His humanity.

Hebrews:  The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims — Hear Him (2:1—4) Having laid the theological foundation of the superiority of the Son, the preacher will make his first exhortation:  pay much closer attention to what we have heard.  Join us as we consider this command and the warning that follows.

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims — Better than the Angels (Hebrews 1:5—14)The preacher's first point is that Jesus is better than the angels. Join us on Sunday as we examine why that matters. If you haven’t had a chance to listen to the entire book of Hebrews in one sitting, here is the link once more: The Book of Hebrews Recited.

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims – God Has Spoken by His Son (Hebrews 1:1-4) The author of Hebrews begins his sermon with literary masterpiece of a sentence. Join us as we explore his introduction on Sunday. If you haven’t listened to the message in full, here is a link to a dramatic recitation you might appreciate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u053I_Atfvo#fcc #faithcommunitychurc...

Hebrews: The Perfect Priest for Weary Pilgrims - An IntroductionFaith Community Church. Our mission is simple, to help people find and follow Jesus, and our YouTube channel is dedicated to that. Subscribe and make sure your notifications are on to see our newest videos. More info about Faith Community church here: https://www.faithcommunitychurch.com

Missional Families are Healthiest at Home (Matt. 5:13—16)How can you live in the family and the church to be kingdom-minded? God has said that singles have a singular focus and the widow can serve the church. Elders aren’t qualified if they cannot lead their family. By being faithful in your personal relationships, you will be a demonstration of the Gospel. By being healthy at home, you will be th...

The Questions Jesus Asked: Whose Will They Be? (Luke 12:13—21) Join us for the final message in our summer series where Jesus asks us a probing question about our wealth. Faith Community Church. Our mission is simple, to help people find and follow Jesus. Subscribe and make sure your notifications are on to see our newest videos. More info about Faith Community church here: https://www.faithcommun...

The Questions Jesus Asked: Could You Not Watch With Me One Hour? (Matthew 26:36-41)Join this Sunday as we consider the penetrating questions Jesus used to set the record straight about fulfilled prophecy, a faithful preacher, and a fickle people.

The Questions Jesus Asked: The Only Foundation (Luke 6:46-49)Join this Sunday as we consider the penetrating questions Jesus used to set the record straight about fulfilled prophecy, a faithful preacher, and a fickle people.

The Questions Jesus Asked: "Are You the One Who is to Come?" (Matthew 11:1—19) Join this Sunday as we consider the penetrating questions Jesus used to set the record straight about fulfilled prophecy, a faithful preacher, and a fickle people.

The Questions Jesus Asked: Why Do You Doubt? (Matthew 14:22—33) and Do You Not Remember? (Matthew 16:5—12) Join us on Sunday as we continue to consider the questions Jesus asked His Little Faith Ones!

The Questions Jesus Asked: Why Are You Anxious? (Matt. 6:25-34); Why Are You Afraid? (Matt. 8:23-27)Jesus loved to ask questions. Join us for this new summer series where we will examine some of His thought-provoking questions.

The Questions Jesus Asked: Who is My Mother and Brothers? (Mark 3:33) Jesus loved to ask questions. Join us for this new summer series where we will examine some of His thought-provoking questions.

The Questions Jesus Asked: Do You Understand What I Have Done For You? (John 13:1-17) Jesus loved to ask questions. Join us for this new summer series where we will examine some of His thought-provoking questions.

Mission at Work: Connecting Your Work With God's"Mission at Work" isn’t just about a paycheck — it’s about purpose. Whether you’re in a career, between jobs, managing a home, or serving in unseen ways, God has a role for you in His work. Your work, in all its forms, can be part of His mission.

The Life of David: A Man After God's Own Heart - Death (1 Kings 1:1-2:12) David's death is recorded for us in the first 2 chapters of 1 Kings. Join us as we conclude this series on the life of David.

The Life of David: A Man After God's Own Heart - Last Words (2 Samuel 23:1-7) We are coming to the end of David's life. Join us this week as we consider his last words.

The Life of David: A Man After God's Own Heart - The Rock of My Salvation (2 Samuel 22) In 2 Samuel 22, we can a glimpse into David's heart. Join us as we examine this song that sums up a man after God's own heart.

The Life of David: A Man After God's Own Heart - The Unstoppable Kingdom (2 Samuel 21:15-22; 23:8-39) While David was both sinner and saint, he was also God's chosen man to sit on the throne of His unstoppable kingdom. Join us as we continue to examine the author's final summary of David's life.

Baby Steps to Backslide (1 Samuel 8:4–22)In the tail end of the era of the Judges, Israel is struggling. God’s people want a human king to “look like the other nations.” Join us on Sunday as we consider how rebellion against God’s reign sets in motion a destructive ending.

The Life of David: A Man After God's Own Heart – Sinner and Saint (2 Samuel 21:1–14 & 24:1–25)We enter a new literary section of 2 Samuel on Sunday. Join us as we consider how the author sums up David’s life. More info about Faith Community church here: https://www.faithcommunitychurch.com

Easter: The Event That Changed The WorldNo event has shaped the world more than the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Join us on Sunday as we celebrate the risen Savior and how He has changed the world! More info about Faith Community church here: https://www.faithcommunitychurch.com