Faithbrook Church Messages

This week we continue in our #GodStrong series, but Pastor Jim talks specifically about the vision of Faithbrook Church. God has positioned us purposefully and we have a great mission that He has called us into.

Relationships are hard and it's not easy to have a #GodStrong marriage. In this passage of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, he give a few important instructions for strong marriages.

At the beginning of chapter 5, Paul continues to give challenges and warnings to the church in Ephesus, but it all has to do with a greater purpose: love.

This week we jump ahead to the end of Chapter 4 and read through some tough challenges that the Apostle Paul gives to the church.

In this next section of Paul's letter the the Ephesian church, he prays for 4 different things as they try to reach their full potential in Christ.

As we begin the new year, we're going to take an extended look at the Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians. For the next two months, we're going to learn how to reach our full potential in Christ.

Christmas Eve is a special time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and at Faithbrook we wrapped up our Christmas series by focusing on Peace.

This was a special service where the Faithbrook Kids led us in worship and told the Christmas story! Christmas can be such a hectic and busy time of year, but it's good to be reminded that higher joy is often found in the smaller things.

Christmas is a season of being together with family, friends, and loved ones. Every cheesy movie is all about finding love and so many songs are about finding love at Christmas. What if we looked at love through a different lens?

We all have our Christmas wish lists, but there's only a few things that we truly want this Christmas. This week we talk about the Hope that is found in Christmas.

As we conclude this series about Noah, we take a closer look at what happened following his exit from the ark and what we can learn about our response to God's faithfulness.

Pastor Eric continues this series by taking a look at what life on the boat must have looked like for Noah and his family. How are we supposed to respond when our family and our surrounding seem like a zoo?

Noah was in the boat for a long time and it's safe to assume it wasn't easy. Would God actually come through? What if the flood never ended?

Noah was assigned to bring a lot of specific things on the boat, but a lot of things weren't brought on the boat. Are we willing to take a hard look at what we're trying to take on our boat?

Everyone in Noah's day had turned from God, but Noah found favor with God because he walked with God and obeyed everything God commanded. Let's learn to build a life like Noah.

As we conclude this series, we discuss a biblical approach to how we interact with technology in our everyday lives. There is one winning strategy that can help us take control over this area of our life.

Jesus spoke about finances frequently because He knew that money can be a big spiritual battle for many people. Let's develop the right perspectives and practices to thrive financially.

Every team has the goal and the dream to win the championship game at the end of the season. You have dreams for your life, but God also has a dream for you. This weeks winning strategy has to do with how those two dreams align.

God's game plan is good for us, but how do we know what the plan is? There's one key to unlocking God's winning strategies for everyday life.

God's game plan is good for us, but how do we know what the plan is? There's one key to unlocking God's winning strategies for everyday life.

This week is Fall Kickoff 2023! We're starting a new series all about how God has a game plan for us that is full of winning strategies for life.

As we conclude our series, Pastor Peggy share about the importance of when stories intersect within community.

God wants people to discover their faith story and there's one simple thing that we can do to help bring that to reality.

Everyone has a story. As Pastor Eric kicks off this new series, we talk about how serving helps develop stories: for others, but also for us.

We wrap up this summer series by looking at a reference to water in the last book of the Bible. An eternal river of life flows from the throne of God and we are invited to it.