Faith Worship Center Weekly Sermon

Daryl speaks on how we need to see ourselves as Jesus sees us; irresistibly lovable. Our perspective affects our vision; how we know ourselves and how we know others.

Daryl speaks about how God is always with us, that He never leaves us or forsakes us; He walks with us. And He has a plan for our lives that is a higher purpose than what we might see for ourselves.

Daryl speaks on how one specific intent of the church is to know that NOW the manifold wisdom of God might be made known. Our primary purpose is to exalt and magnify God.

Paul Gosselin speaks on how God is the picture of a true Father, and how Jesus is the image of the Father. God wants to redeem our painful experiences, and He knows the great detail of our lives. Behind the scenes God is always working because He wants you to represent Him well in this world.

Sarina shares on how intention God was in creating the church, that it is a place where our basic human need for connection (to God and to one another) and finding purpose can be found. And how when we can view the past and present through gratitude, helps clarify our perspective in finding vision for the future.

Jonathan Gale shares from his experience growing up how God has fathered him through earthy fathers and examples. God is not emotionally distant, but shares our emotional space, as a Father drawing out of us what is in our hearts and then unveiling his heart toward us and his vision for what is ahead.

Daryl speaks about how we are told to remember the person of Jesus and all that He accomplished in scripture. As the Father had sent Jesus so He has sent us! We are the fruit bearers of the ministry of Jesus. You have not exhausted all that God has for you.

David Gale speaks on how you need to embrace who you are to shine as God meant you to be. Lean to value your unique journey and connection to God, because you can only share the Jesus you know.

Daryl shares how a mother's love reflects a unique and profound part of God's heart. Mother's remember that the grace of God is what impacts and holds their kids to let them grow.

Daryl speaks on how God came so we can have a more abundant life- exceeding need, more than necessary. You can always tell when a thief is talking because it's always destructive. We have a great big might awesome God who lives inside of us! We get to live in this wonderful place of having faith, and everywhere we go Jesus is along for the ride.

Paul Gosselin speaks on how we can grow in our identity and how Jesus showed us how. When we live fully alive in God, we reflect His glory. Be intrigued to learn new things and grow. Grow in maturity but don't change who you are, who you are is the gift!

Daryl speaks about how the word of God is the thing that produces our faith, hearing is believing. Jesus is alive and the living God. The word in us is what cause faith to come alive in us, because we were chosen before the foundations of the world to be in God.

Guest speaker John Crowder unpacks the Nicene Creed. "We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible;
  And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Only-begotten, Begotten of the Father before all ages, Light of Light, Very God of Very God, Begotten, not made;  of one being with the Father, through whom all things were made:  Wh...

Daryl speaks on how Abraham was a model of faith, he had to trust God in moving into unknown territory. The promises of God are like a compound interest in the Kingdom. There are times when it costs us, and times when we are rewarded, but what is necessary is to maintain the course and be faithful.

Sarina speaks on how the experience of pain and suffering are not just a regular occurrence in life, but it is the means to find purpose. You do not get to choose certain things in life, but you do get to choose HOW you will show up and respond. We get to take agency for our life and change the narrative of our story if it is boring by getting uncomfortable and challenging ourselves to face someth...

Daryl speaks on how the train of God's robe fills the temple, and we are His temple.

Daryl speaks on how in the coming season we are going to need the strength of Sampson, the morality of Joseph, and the righteousness and immortality of Christ.

Guest speaker Josiah Armstrong speaks about how to go after growth. Growth requires feeling awkward and doing something new. Growth requires change a great humility, and big changes often come from making micro-adjustments over time. And we must trust that God will meet us in our need for change and growth.

Dan Heroy speaks on how the law is central topic in the Bible, it was extensive and tedious, but it could never accomplish the goal of righteousness, only Jesus could. The purpose of the law is to point us to grace, because we could never accomplish righteousness on our own effort, it required Jesus and now now we have a relational connection to God.

David Gale speaks on how we are being called to supernatural and extravagant faithfulness. It is not an equation our past experiences ,or our perceived lack of qualifications or resources - if He has called, He has given us all we need, and as we step out in faith, He manifests His faithfulness.

Sarina shares a prophetic picture that reveals God's grace, goodness, and glory. There is a glowing glory that is not some external outpouring, but it is in the gathering and recognition of each other in the context of Christ that is displayed in mankind.

Daryl speaks on how truth and spirit must be brought together. Truth gives us direction. When King David was bringing back the ark of the covenant to Jerusalem, he sought what was written and tuned into it; he learned that spirit was not enough to worship but one needs the truth.

Daryl speaks on how Gilgal was a place where there are moments of transition, renewal and covenant commitment where God's promises are reaffirmed as Israel took steps to trust and obey Him.

Paul Gosselin speaks on four areas that God may be calling us to take on this year: stepping out in risk, the journey of changing identity, transitioning from slaves to sonship, and removing a victim mindset to a kingdom mindset.

Lin Nicolet speaks on a call to come home for this year 2025. To come home to boldness, to the real you of who God says you are, and to His presence.