Fellowship Reformed Church (PCA) Sermon Podcast

Pastor Josh continues our summer series on the attributes of God, structured around Westminster Shorter Catechism Q&A 4. In Acts 17:22-31 Paul speaks to the cultural elite in Athens and seeks explain how the divine being we know as the God of the Bible is far different from their conception of God. He is all-sufficient, incomprehensible, and simple. In all these ways his being is completely unlike...

Pastor Josh continues our series in Malachi, looking at Malachi 2:17-3:5. This prophecy of the coming of Jesus teaches us to anticipate his second coming. When Jesus came the first time, he inaugurated an age in which he primarily is doing the work of refining his church. And when he comes again he will judge the world, beginning with his church. Preached June 28, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon begins our summer series on the attributes of God, preaching from Psalm 102:25-27 on God’s infinity, eternality, and unchangeability. We’re using Westminster Shorter Catechism Q&A 4 to shape this series, as we seek to go a little deeper into who God is. Preached June 21, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon continues our series in Malachi by preaching on Malachi 2:17. What do you do when you’re tired of waiting on God? Preached June 21, 2026 PM

Pastor Josh preaches on Psalm 30. We find ourselves constantly wowed by reels and videos, but we never want to forget to be wowed by God. Psalm 30 shows us how God’s transforming power should wow us and lead us to praise and thank him. God turns death into life, prosperity into adversity, and mourning into dancing. We see this most fully in God saving us through the suffering and death of Jesus. P...

Pastor Josh continues our series in Malachi, preaching on Malachi 2:10-16. God cares how we use our sexuality. As Malachi confronts Israel with their unfaithfulness to the covenant, he focuses on issues related to divorce and marriage to unbelievers – issues that the New Testament makes clear still are relevant for today, since God is still the Father and creator of his people. Preached June 14, P...

Pastor Nick Setterington from University Reformed Church preached on Titus 3:3-7. In this gospel-rich passage we are called to remember that we were miserable before we knew Christ, to see the grace that God has shown to us, and cherish the hope of eternal life that we've been given. Preached June 7, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon preaches from Mark 10:13-16. We'll be taking a break from the book of Mark and starting a summer series on the attributes of God. But this week we're shown that Jesus is not like modern celebrities who require an entourage to protect them from the crowds. In fact, Jesus rebukes his disciples for keeping children from being brought to him. Jesus is indignant when people block c...

Pastor Devon continues our series on Malachi. In Malachi 2:1-9 God speaks directly through the priests about their sinful practices. Their corruption makes us long for a better religious leader, a perfect priest, Jesus Christ our Lord. Preached May 31, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon continues our series in Mark 10:1-12. Jesus' teaching on marriage and divorce is challenging to many of us. But if we take following Jesus seriously, we don't get to pick and choose when to listen to what he says. And we're reminded that what God tells us, he tells us for our good. Marriage is so important to God because it points to the very heart of the gospel: that Jesu...

Pastor Devon preaches on Malachi 1:6-14. When we meet someone we respect and admire, we try to make sure we give them our best. We dress up appropriately; we are on our best behavior; we give gifts that honor them. But when it comes to God, so often we can give him the leftovers of our lives. Malachi 1:6-14 gives us a strong reminder, that God will receive honor from all people, whether he is hono...

Pastor Devon preaches on Mark 9:30-37. We learn from Jesus that our view of what true greatness looks like is entirely mistaken. But Jesus shows us that the cross is the key element of his greatness, pride is a key obstacle   to real greatness, and humble service is the expression of true greatness. Preached May 10, 2026 AM

Pastor Josh begins our series on Malachi. Malachi was sent to preach to a people who had grown bitter, cynical, thankless, and selfish as they waited for God's promises to come true. Today we often find ourselves in a similar place, frustrated that God hasn't given us what we wanted, and worshiping him without engaged hearts. But in Malachi 1:1-5, we learn that the first word God speaks to...

Pastor Devon continues our sermon series in Mark. In Mark 9:14-29 Jesus helps a man whose son is demon possessed. We're reminded right after the Transfiguration that Jesus isn't just God over our mountain top experiences, when God feels close and life is good. He's also God of the valleys, in those times when life is hard and our faith is weak. And even when we might be disillusioned b...

Pastor Devon preaches from Mark 9:2-13. Many Christians might find it hard to explain why the Transfiguration is so important. But Mark 9:2-8 we see that in the transfiguration we should be encouraged by Jesus' glory. And yet, Mark 9:9-13 reminds us that we must still live for Jesus in light of Jesus’ intervening humiliation. Preached April 26, 2026 AM

Guest Pastor Ben Preiser Preached from Philippians 2:14-18. Preached April 26, 2026 PM

Pastor Devon continues our series in Mark, preaching on Mark 8:34-9:1. Jesus doesn't hide the difficulties that come with following him. He actually tells us clearly what following him takes. It will require denying ourself, and taking up a cross. Life for him will involve difficulty, disgrace, distress, and even death. But the consequences of not following Jesus are worse: losing our soul and...

Pastor Devon preaches from Proverbs 28:13: Whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy. From this proverb we learn that concealing sin leads to misery, but confessing sin leads to mercy. Preached April 19, 2026 PM

Guest Pastor Ben Falconer preached from Genesis 50:15-26. God is sovereign even over the evil acts of men, turning them to his perfectly good purposes. Preached April 12, 2026 AM

Pastor Devon preaches our Easter morning sermon from Mark 8:27-33. Jesus asks his disciples and every one of us to answer this crucial question: who do you say Jesus is? Preached Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026 AM

Pastor Josh preaches on John 20:11-18, showing how Jesus cares for us by meeting us in our sadness, knowing our name, and wanting what was best for us. Preached Easter evening, April 5, 2026 PM

For our Good Friday service, Pastor Josh preached from Jesus’ word to his mother in John 19:23-27, showing us how Jesus cares for our earthly needs, our family needs, and our soul’s needs. Preached on Good Friday, April 3, 2026

Preached by Pastor Devon on Mark 8:1-26. We learn from Jesus' latest argument with the Pharisees, discussing his disciples' unbelief, and healing a blind man, that physical blindness is't the worst kind of blindness someone can have in this world. Spiritual blindness is. Because of our corrupt human nature we are all born spiritually blind and unreceptive to Jesus and His Word – even w...

Preached by Pastor Devon. We're finishing our series in 1 Timothy by looking at 1 Timothy 6:17-21. In this final section of the letter, Paul warns us of the  dangers  that the wealthy face in this world. We're also given  directions  that lead to true riches. Paul concludes by telling Timothy and us about the  deposit that we have to guard and treasure. As you’re sent out with God’s grace,...

Preached by Pastor Devon on Mark 7:31-37. Jesus shows us as he heals a deaf, mute man, that he isn’t just like one of us, people trying to make the best of things in a fallen world. Jesus is the one who can actually set things  right . Preached March 22, AM