Faithbridge Sermons

Revival is a spiritual reawakening in the life of a believer or a community of believers. Founding Pastor Ken Werlein kicks off our Lent series talking about why our church, city, and world need revival.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein preaches out of Numbers 20. He explores the reason Moses was disqualified from entering the Promise Land. By striking the rock instead of speaking to it as God commanded, Moses fell short - as we all do. Thankfully, Jesus' work on the cross covers every failing!

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein teaches out of Exodus 32, where the Israelites begin to worship a golden calf during Moses' absence on Mt. Sinai. He reminds us that we can't serve God and cling to our modern-day idols, though we all try from time to time. In His great mercy, God always causes our idols to crumble. 

Pastor Jared Darby leads us through an exploration of the ten commandments. He reminds us that transformation begins first in our hearts; God's law always leads us further into His love.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein brings a message on grumbling and the power of the tongue. He reminds us that the only way to change our words is to change our heart - and for that we need Jesus. 

Faithbridge Founding Pastor Ken Werlein explores why God will give us more than we can handle. He is intent on building our character - and proving himself faithful!

Pastor Dan Slagle teaches out of Exodus 11 . He points out that God does whatever He must to win and to finally convince Pharoah to let His people go. As amazing as that victory was, it was just a pointer to an even greater victory that God would eventually accomplish through His Son.

Bible Teacher Clay Scroggins takes us through Exodus 2, reminding us that there are times when we all feel the tension of wandering in the wilderness. The truth is that God leads us there to reveal Himself and to lead us into His larger purposes if we will only trust in Him.  

As we jump into our new series on Exodus, Pastor Dan Slagle orients us to a world very different than Joseph's at the close of Genesis. The situation of the Hebrew people has become desperate, but God's faithfulness is shining through in the midst of terrible circumstances. To this day, God's goodness can be found even in dark days - if we'll move with bold trust in His ultimate plan. 

Bible preacher Duffy Robbins reminds us that to find abundant life in the midst of uncertain times, our confidence must be anchored in the One who resides over it all. In Revelation 4, we see Jesus ruling over everything that takes place on earth and in Heaven – and that should give us great comfort.

Men’s Director, Danny Hannon takes us on a journey of discovering our own need. Like the wisemen, if we become seekers, Jesus will lead us to himself and leave us transformed.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein brings a message of hope as he unpacks the name Emmanuel: God With Us. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to earth and took on flesh to save a fallen humanity – and today everyone who believes can know Him and experience new life!

Pastor Dan Slagle reminds us that Jesus freely chose to come to earth and endure a human life, complete with human suffering. Jesus made his sacrificial journey with joy and calls us to do the same for others – all in His name.

Bible Teacher Scot Pollok takes us through an artistic study of the shepherds, giving us new perspective on the lowly and miraculous birth of Jesus.

How do we actually discern when God is calling us to act? Through the lens of Josephs’ life, Bible Teacher Steve Carter takes us on a journey to understand God’s voice and respond.

Bible Teacher Clay Scroggins reminds us to allow the mystery of Christmas to inspire a child-like wonder that God has come to us and he will never leave.

Teaching Pastor Ben Stuart unpacks 1 Peter 4:7–11, reminding us that it is when we are under pressure, Jesus calls us to love one another. As crazy as the world gets, Jesus has given us grace, which allows us to give it to others, becoming a community that is full of hope and compassion.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein dives into Matthew 6, reminding us that God is always on our side, even when we can’t see Him. Through disciplines like prayer, scripture reading, and worship we can fortify our trust in God and find peace.

Pastor Dan Slagle encourages us to consider the Biblical mandate to live a life characterized by peace – not anger. By embracing the disciplines of listening, waiting, and letting go, we can set ourselves apart from the rage that characterizes our world – and point others to Jesus.

Bible Teacher Steve Carter offers a Biblical call to contentment in the midst of a world where ‘more’ is never enough.

Humans were not created to experience broken relationships, but sin gets in the way. Bible Teacher Jared Darby teaches us that the first and most important way the gospel heals relationships is that it restores the one relationship that matters the most, our relationship with God.

Founding Pastor Ken Werlein explores the significance of giving in our spiritual lives. Does God get our first fruits or our leftovers? He challenges Faithbridgers to take the Malachi 3:10 Challenge and step into the 10% tithe – and to experience the blessings that will follow.

Bible Teacher Steve Carter leads us on an exploration of healing for grieving hearts. Grief is a universal experience and a feeling that we can trust God knows well. Through Steve’s own experience and Biblical wisdom he helps us to see the invitation to draw near to God that we can find in our grief.

Bible Teacher Dan Slagle leads us on a journey through scripture to discover what the Bible really teaches about physical healing. We know that Jesus healed people and that God still heals today. But we also know that not everyone who asks is healed. Dan encourages us to both pray for physical healing and to remain faithful if it doesn’t come.

Bible Teacher Duffy Robbins rounds out our series on Joseph by teaching out of Genesis 49 and 50. He reminds us that, like Joseph, we can come to terms with the mixed blessings in our life and family by trusting in God’s undiluted faithfulness.