Faithbrook Church Messages

This week Pastor Brendan talks to us about the power of a true friend as he walks through the story of Jonathon.

This week, Pastor Jim digs into the story of Deborah. She was a judge that brought about an incredible victory, but her character was what stood out the most.

This week, Pastor Taylor takes a look at John the Baptist and we learn a simple fact about our purpose in life.

This week Pastor Peggy walks through the incredible story of Esther and Mordecai. We can all learn so much from this story of faith and wisdom.

This week Pastor Jim is highlighting the brother of Moses, Aaron. Moses gets a lot of well deserved attention, but everyone in a battle needs someone like Aaron in their life.

This week we get to hear from Pastor Mike as he highlights the dramatic story of Phinehas. He was an Israelite priest who was called upon to take some pretty drastic measures to combat sin.

This week starts a new series of looking into the lives of people from the Bible that don't always make the headlines. To start it off, Pastor Jim is highlighting a man named Barnabas.

Happy July 4th from Faithbrook! This week we close out our Impact series by talking about what it really means to be the church.

This week we got to hear from Jon Fischer. Jon and Shirley have been missionaries in South America for 25+ years and have seen the way God is impacting the world.

Every person leaves a wake behind them. How is your wake impacting the people around you?

The last 12 months have been full of blessings! Listen in to what incredible things God has been up to!

Prayer is our superpower, but it can be so easy to become discouraged when we don't feel like we're getting answers.

Prayer is every person's superpower, but many don't use it effectively. How exactly are we supposed to pray?

If we have the superpower of prayer within our grasp, why would we not use it often and for big things?

Maybe one of the biggest things that lives under the surface of our lives is the fear of losing control. We want to be the boss of our lives, but often times God has other plans.

We often feel the need to perform to meet all of the different expectations in our life. The problem is that we can easily tie our worth to our ability to perform.

We've all heard of the mid-life crisis, but recently it seems like people of all ages are struggling to figure out who they are under the surface.

Unaddressed guilt turns into baggage and many carry that weight for a long time. But Jesus offers us an alternative!

Without Easter, the story of Jesus is missing its most critical turning point. Because Jesus lives, you can have an everlasting hope for the future. Easter is important because He lives!

It all began in a garden when God created mankind and Jesus sparked the redemption of the world with a decision made in a second garden.

If you knew your life was coming to an end, wouldn't the last things you say and do be that much more important? Let's try to understand what Jesus was communicating in his last days before the cross.

Pastor Mike concludes this parenting series by discussing goals. Many people have not-goals, but they need a North Star.

We can't discipline our kids for everything, so what do we discipline for? This week Pastor Jim tackles the difficult parental task of discipline.

Every parent wants to have influence with their kids as they grow up and even later in life. This week we talk about a crucial component of parenting that's often overlooked.

Parenting is one of the toughest jobs, but it is so important. This week we wrestle with the tension between the ideal and the real.