Faithbridge Sermons

Clay Scroggins // May 1, 2022 - Bible Teacher Clay Scroggins shows us that the way we see ourselves, and the way we see Jesus, defines our response to Him — and that Heavenly freedom and power tramples anything the world has to offer. Luke 7:37-7:50.

Beth Moore // April 24, 2022. Whose authority are you under, and who – or what – has command of your life? Guest Bible Teacher Beth Moore opens Luke 7 to examine the True Authority of Jesus and our calling of obedience to His Word. Luke 7:1-10.

Ken Werlein // April 17, 2022 - "Christ is risen indeed!" It's the message of the Gospel - but in your soul, do you really believe it? On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Ken gives an encouraging word for believer and skeptic alike as we look to Jesus and the truth of His Word.

Clay Scroggins // April 10, 2022. As we enter into Holy Week, Guest Bible Teacher Clay Scroggins takes us to Luke 23 with a close look at Barabbas — a criminal more like us than we may think.

Tyler Riley // April 3, 2022 - Few wounds cut deeper than one received from a friend. While friendships bring incredible depth and value to our lives and faith, the hard truth is that, as broken people, we will let one another down. Pastor Tyler Riley shares how the Gospel of Jesus provides the critical component of friendship – forgiveness.

Scot Pollok // March 27, 2022 - Why did Jesus accept the cross? Did he do so willingly? Bible Teacher Scot Pollok explores the significance of Passover and the depth of Jesus' intentional words and actions in his final days of ministry recorded in Luke 22.

Dan Slagle // March 20th, 2022 - Do we really need Jesus? What was His real purpose? Our busy lives, distractions, and self-centeredness often prevent us from fully seeing and receiving the message of Jesus Christ. Pastor Dan takes us to Luke 22 and the final, unforgettable dinner Jesus would share with His followers.

Steve Carter // March, 13th 2022 - Bible Teacher Steve Carter opens to Luke 20 as we look at the powerful authority that Jesus has and the resulting surrender that must come from his followers.

Scot Pollok // March 6, 2022 - As we celebrate the first Sunday of Lent, Guest Bible Teacher Scot Pollok takes us to Luke 13 with a powerful reminder that the presence and person of Jesus deserves to be welcomed into all areas of out lives. Luke 19:28-48.

Timothy Ateek // Sunday, February 27 - What does it mean to be a "disciple" of Jesus? Guest Bible Teacher Timothy Ateek continues the Life of Jesus series with an encouraging word on becoming - and being - a true follower of Jesus. Luke 6:17–49.

Ben Stuart // February 20, 2022 - Continuing the series on Jesus in the Gospel of Luke, Bible Teacher Ben Stuart breaks down some of the more profound and misunderstood sayings of Jesus of how He both wants to heal us and forgive us, and why that’s important.

Ken Werlein // February 13, 2022 - Have you ever felt like God was nudging you out of your comfort zone? In Luke 5, Jesus builds His team with the call to surrender, follow, and walk by faith.

Clay Scroggins // February 6, 2022 - Witnessing in your hometown can be difficult — even if you’re Jesus. Bible Teacher Clay Scroggins continues The Life of Jesus series in Luke 4 with a thrilling look at Christ's invitation to live on mission.

Dan Slagle // January 26, 2022 – At the root of all temptation is a simple appeal to believe a lie. Pastor Dan opens Luke 4 with an encouraging look at overcoming temptation while resting in the truth of Jesus.

Pastor Ken dives deeper into the topic of baptism, answering questions like “why do we get baptized?”, “why did Jesus get baptized?”, and “what does the Bible say about baptizing infants?”

Ken Werlein // January 23, 2022 – The Life of Jesus series continues as Pastor Ken takes us through a pivotal moment in the Bible: the baptism of Jesus. Pastor Ken takes us through the significance of baptism—for Jesus and those who call Him “Savior!”.

Dan Slagle // January 16, 2022 – In this story about Jesus and John the Baptist we are reminded that even though we sin and fall short of God’s plan, when we repent and turn to Christ the best is yet to come!

Ken Werlein // January 9, 2022 – Have you ever wished for a Road Map to Parenting? While thousands of books have been written on the topic, the most essential truths of parenting are found in what seems the most unlikely of places: the life of a 12-year-old boy. Jesus demonstrates what it means to grow in wisdom, stature, and in favor with God and man – and how to be a parent with His goals in min...

Steve Carter // January 2, 2022 – When you look at yourself and others, what do you see? Is your perspective defined by labels, polarities, and the views of the world? Or does the Cross transform and redefine your vision? As we kick off 2022, Steve Carter calls us to see ourselves and others as God does – through redemptive eyes.

DAN SLAGLE // December 26th, 2021 – Today more-so than ever, the concept of “rest” has become a fleeting pursuit in the midst of our business, stress, and priorities. “Honoring the Sabbath” may seem like just another checkbox on the list of things to do. And yet, understanding God’s true heart for “rest” and a sabbath will transform our priorities, fill our hearts, and give rest to our souls.

KEN WERLEIN // December 24th, 2021 – Since the night of Jesus’ birth, the world has been responding to who He is. On Christmas Eve, Pastor Ken takes a closer look at the familiar Nativity Scene and the surprising ways its characters relate to us today.

STEVE CARTER // December 19th, 2021 – What object of worship stands between you and God? Steve Carter presents the conclusion of our 10 Commandments series, How to Be Human, with a piercing look at the counterfeit gods that compete for our attention, affection, and worship. Scripture reminds us that nothing on earth compares to the glory, power, and goodness of God.

Dan Slagle // December 12th, 2021 – We’re all guilty of taking God’s name in vain by living lives that are wasteful. Today Pastor Dan Slagle continues the series on the Ten Commandments called, “How to be Human,’ and teaches that by repenting of apathy, selfishness, and sin, we can recommit ourselves to carrying God’s name with honor and productivity for his Kingdom.

Today Connie Beaver teaches from the words of Jesus in Matthew 7:1–5: Hypocritically judging others can harden our hearts not only towards other people, but to God Himself. What could your life look like if you let God use your judgement for growth?

TIMOTHY ATEEK // November 28, 2021 – How different would our lives be if we really began to believe that God is with us and for us? Today Bible Teacher Timothy Ateek continues the study of the 23rd Psalm, with an in-depth look at what the “favor of God” really means.