Fern Creek Christian Church

David finds himself in a place he's not supposed to be. When he invites Bathsheba into his palace, he knew what he was doing. He failed to follow the Lord's command, and he gives into temptation. We need to know where we're vulnerable, put together a game plan, and walk by the Spirit to avoid gratifying the desires of our flesh.

As David runs from King Saul, he finds himself lost. We've all been there. He seeks refuge in the hands of the enemy, and while he's there, he doesn't speak to God for years. So how does David make it home? Listen in to find out. 

When David tries to run from his circumstances and lie out of fear, God reminds David how faithful He is. As Ahimelech hands David the sword of Goliath, David remembers - God sees me, God hears me, and He will get me through this.

Whether it be circumstances or people, we are all bound to feel disappointment. With our eyes on Jesus, however, we can stay faithful and remain grateful for how God has provided for us. Your attitude matters, so let's surrender it over to Jesus.

We can learn a lot about becoming a warrior as we read the story of David facing the giant, Goliath. A warrior sees things differently, remembers things faithfully, and fights uniquely. 

Looking at the life David, we can see an ordinary man who messed up a ton of times but never gave up on trusting God. Today, we explore David's path to the throne of Israel and how his story can be an encouragement to us to trust God even in the worst of times.

Joseph not only shreds on his electric guitar on Sunday mornings, but he gives some great insight on how to deal with hurt and frustration with fellow Christians. He's not related to James Bond, but he is the one and only Jospeh Bond whom God is using at Fern Creek. You're going to love this episode. 

Pastor Craig and church deacon, John Altman, have an interactive discussion today on how to share your faith. We must listen first and not try to "win", but simply "share" the greatest gift that's ever been given to us - Jesus. 

Discipleship Minister, Rich Teske, leads us through a study of prayer and how to pray. How often do we take something so simple and make it so complex. Prayer is a conversation with Jesus, and it's time to do it yourself. 

Tom and Andrea have been married for 31 years and joined our church about a year ago. Hear about their journey to Fern Creek and their secret to a long, happy marriage. 

Our Student Pastor, Matt Sieja, walks us through strategy and purpose behind reading your Bible on a daily basis. God gives His voice in Scripture, so imagine the revival in His church if His people obeyed and held His Word close to their hearts. Instead of getting your fill of Scripture in church one day a week, it's time to pick up a Bible and do it yourself.

Pastor Craig helps us understand what exactly corporate worship is and how we should be active participants within it. When we sing songs together on Sunday, it's a time to shout joyfully but also to fall on our knees before our Maker in reverence. There are many distractions that surround corporate worship, but that's because the enemy knows how important and powerful it can be for God's people.

Listen in as Craig walks us through a celebration of all God accomplished through Fern Creek in 2021 and a look ahead at what God can do through our church in 2022. May God always get the glory forever and ever, and may the name of Jesus be known in our community. 

Josh is a college student here at Fern Creek who attends the University of Louisville. Not only does he serve his community here at Fern Creek, but he takes the message of Jesus wherever he goes. Listen to hear some amazing insight about disciple-making where you are.

As you prepare for the new year, refresh your heart and mind with solid, Biblical truth about God's love and what it means for you moving forward into next year. Our church family needs you, and we want to walk with you into your next step of faith. Whatever it is, there's no better time to take that next step than right now. Be encouraged by our worship leader, Matt Zolla, as he prepares us for 2...

What people need most in life isn't money. It's not fame or fortune. It's hope. Hope keeps us going. Hope gets us through the bad days as we dream of better ones to come. The baby in a manger is a message of real hope for everyone who will listen. See God in the flesh and know that He is surely with you in your darkness.

Pastors often refer to the cross to illustrate how much God loves Hi creation, but rarely do we talk about the incarnation of Jesus as proof of God's love. If you've ever wanted Craig to talk abut dogs in his sermon, perhaps you are a dog lover and should listen close to this week's sermon.

Home Alone is one of the best Christmas movies of all time...don't argue with that. If you're feeling lonely this Christmas season, read the short mention of Anna in Luke 2. She teaches us that no matter our circumstances, we can still have everlasting joy by serving the King born in a manger.

It's everyone's favorite sermon! Well, maybe not. But Pastor Craig provides an amazing perspective of how and why followers of Jesus tithe. If God has been good in your life and you want to see His faithfulness continue, trust that He can do more with your 90% than you can do with 100% of your finances. 

Bobby is a wonderful drummer, but more important than that, he's a committed and faithful follower of Jesus. Perseverance is the name of his walk with Jesus, and here he is today, drumming for Fern Creek Christian Church as a nationally honored veteran of the Air Force. Here is his story. 

Financial debt keeps us from living into all that God has for us. Our Heavenly Father wants us to live in peace by being wise with our financial endeavors. Staying away from debt is a way to give thanks to God for all He's provided for us. 

Being content can only happen when we stop comparing our bowl with someone else's. Today, we learn how to surrender our hearts in gratitude for what God has done in our own life. 

Outreach Minister, Josh Cooper, and Nathan Ayers from WKU's CSF speak today on being a missionary where you are. We are called to love God and love people no matter where we are - at work, at a restaurant, at a park, at home. The call is bigger than we can even imagine. 

You have to meet Tom and Lori Powers! Not only do they have an incredible story from Kentucky to Montana to China, but they continue to be a blessing to anyone and everyone they meet. You're going to want to listen to what they say.

Apocalyptic sermons can become controversial and even hostile in their interpretation, but a look at Revelation shows us the greatest comeback of all time. Jesus is coming back for you, and His plan is falling together.