Faithbrook Church Messages

Our faith can sometimes feel small and we struggle to hear from God, but the writer of Psalm 50 helps us better understand the nature and heart of God. This week we get to hear from Jeff Biggers, a partner at Faithbrook.

This week we dive into Psalm 42. This psalm, like many others, is written as a lament. Life has seasons of struggle and it's so important that we lean into God when those seasons come.

For the first week of this series, we're starting with Psalm 1. Jesus is our living water and it's so important that we remain planted in him to withstand the challenges of life.

As this series comes to a close, Pastor Jim and some special guests talk about the last aspect of "going" that Jesus is calling us to participate in.

Before he ascended, Jesus was clear to his followers that it was now time to go! Last week we talked about how we go personally, but this week we're looking at how God calls us to go serve our local community.

Before Jesus ascended into heaven, he told his disciples what time it was-it was time to go! And Jesus' commission was meant for us as well. We are called to go into all of the world, but also to our neighbors and communities to spread the love of Jesus.

Every June, Faithbrook begins a new fiscal year and we take one weekend to brag on God and celebrate what He has done in the past year. Listen in as Pastor Jim discusses Faithbrook's health, highlights stories of transformation, and shares about Faithbrook's future!

What time is it? It's time to graduate! It's time to take our faith and our spiritual life to the next level of maturity. All phases of spiritual growth are fantastic, but Jesus is challenging us to level up in our walk with him.

We all know that people can drive us crazy! It can be hard to balance the desire to help and the need for boundaries. Some people are harder than others and it's important that we manage those relationships wisely.

From the most righteous to the most unrighteous, pain and suffering is an unfortunate reality of life. And when life gives us lemons, it's very easy to blame God. God's plans can be a mystery and they rarely move at the pace we would prefer. What do we do when God seems to drive us crazy?

If you have kids, not matter the age, you know that they can drive you absolutely crazy. It's so easy to get caught up in a moment or a phase, but there's one thing that parents have to remember when raising kids.

Marriage is so important to God, but it's not without its challenges. So many times, husbands and wives can drive each other crazy. In the first two weeks of this series, we'll talk about how to develop a stronger marriage relationship.

Marriage is so important to God, but it's not without its challenges. So many times, husbands and wives can drive each other crazy. In the first two weeks of this series, we'll talk about how to develop a stronger marriage relationship.

Happy Easter! Like the man by the pool in John 5, we all look for pools to heal our brokenness. But Jesus comes and invites us into a new way of life...a miracle life!

The last memories the disciples had of Jesus before His resurrection were memories of suffering and anguish. What Jesus endured on the cross was horrific, but He was the only one that could do what had to be done.

After Jesus was arrested, He was brought before the high priest where many witnesses hurled false accusations about him. Jesus chose to act in a way that is very difficult and he calls us to do the same.

At some point in our lives, we've all felt betrayed by someone or something. Those betrayals are painful and leave scars. Jesus was betrayed by some of his closest friends and we take a look at how we can handle these struggles in our lives.

The Apostle John remembers a conversation the disciples had with Jesus. They had a hard time understanding at that time, but Jesus was sharing some deep and comforting truth.

As he was nearing the last days before Jesus would be arrested, the Apostle John records a very unusual thing that Jesus does for all of his disciples. This act of service was beneath him, yet he wanted to use it to teach a very important lesson.

The Apostle Matthew writes about the time when he witnessed Jesus getting angry and turning over tables in the temple. This was an unusual thing to witness while following Jesus, but what can we learn from Jesus in this moment?

The Bible has been around so long and it can so daunting and confusing. Can we really trust anything that's in the Bible? How do we even know that is hasn't been manipulated or altered? Listen to how Pastor Eric addresses some of these tough questions.

A question that many people ask when trying to understand God is why would a loving God send people to hell? It's not a surprise that this is a common question, but in this message Pastor Jim will help provide some context and clarity to this difficult question.

For years in popular culture, we've seen many depictions of spirituality including angels and demons. These spiritual beings are referenced in the Bible on numerous occasions, so what's the deal with angels and demons?

Super Bowl Sunday is a great excuse to have a Super Sunday with Tanner Morgan as our guest speaker. Tanner had a lot of success as the 4-year starting quarterback for the University of Minnesota, but he talks about why success in life doesn't replace your need for God in your life.

As we wrap up Romans 8, Paul reminds us of the confidence that we can have in Christ as we strive to live free in Him. Paul is convinced of God's love for him, and so can we.