Fierce Church Sermons

There's a lot happening at Fierce in 2021! To learn more about each element we talk about, head to https://fierce.church/vision/.

The new year is often a time when we’re admonished to once again come up with a vision, make big goals, make this year different, etc. But the mystery of happening-upon a phenomenal vision can be a tremendous weight to put on people.

Christ is seen most vividly in the compassion we show to others.

Have you ever thought how can anything good ever come out of this (i.e., your circumstances, your family situation, a frustrating issue with finances). When we begin to ask the question how can anything good ever come from this, we need to remember the story of Nazareth. Nazareth tells us that just because something hasn’t been fixed, hasn’t turned around, hasn’t improved, doesn’t mean that it won...

If you’re a parent, you have an invitation to respond to. God invites us to LEAD our children.

Last Christmas if you would have told me of all the difficulty and hardship and surprise that the world had in store for us in the coming year, it would have even been hard for me to believe it. But, as we approach this Christmas season, as we open the present that we can call 2021, it almost makes me a little nervous; we are already weary, so what does the future hold? Today we are starting a new...

God has no favorites. It can be tempting to believe that the success or influence of people we see around us or from a distance is evidence that God prefers them over us, but He doesn’t . . . 

The most pivotal season of a dreamer is when they're in the dungeon.

As Christians, our true allegiance lies to our King as citizens of Heaven. But while we're here on earth, how do we interact with politics in a way that makes us stand out from the crowd?

God made us to flourish. Sometimes we think we’re not more successful because of bad luck, poor breaks, or other people; but according to the Bible, what really stands in our way more of the time from God’s perspective, is our own failure to walk in integrity. Today we are going to learn how not to sit idly by and watch our future be decided for us.

God made us to flourish. Sometimes we think we’re not more successful because of bad luck, poor breaks, or other people; but according to the Bible, what really stands in our way more of the time from God’s perspective, is our own failure to walk in integrity. Today we are going to learn how not to sit idly by and watch our future be decided for us.

This year has been like no other in memory. When we undergo repeated and significant trauma, how do we press on and recover and still enjoy life? We’re going to learn a lot from Joseph about recovering from trauma today. Fierce Church exists to help you take your next step toward Jesus! New to Fierce? fierce.church/new/ Exploring Jesus? fierce.church/exploring-christ/ Want to support Fierce Church...

No matter where you’ve come from, what you’ve done or how dysfunctional your background, God can still do great things and use you for great purposes.

Week two of the Half Time series, celebrating and reviewing the progress we’ve made in our For Those To Come campaign.

Two years ago, we went on a spiritual journey together called “For Those to Come.” We wanted to raise $800,000 and we are half-way there. Today we’re going to celebrate and talk about what comes next.

One of the greatest ways to shut down God’s activity in our lives is to try and control everything. When God is getting ready to move, He rarely asks our advice on how to run things, but surrendering our agenda can be one of the hardest things in the world. How do we keep expanding our ability to be led by God without throwing wisdom out the window? Today we are going to talk about how each one of...

How we think about ourselves is SO important. The stories we tell ourselves about US can impact how we think and the decisions we make. No matter what anybody else says about you, is there an all-encompassing story that God wants to tell you how God wants you to see yourself?

Many of you have been discouraged, angered and alarmed at the shooting, at the chaos and of the destruction that has been taking place in Kenosha WI. Pastor Carter originally had a different message planned for the week, but the Lord woke him up to give us this message instead. Today we are going to talk about what to do when the city is burning.

God commands us to love deeply but we can’t walk too far along with Jesus before someone we care about will transition out of our lives. Maybe they moved away, found a different fellowship, a relational rift or maybe they turned away from Jesus. In this sermon, we will talk how to survive the loss of relationships we didn’t necessarily plan for.

COVID has definitely brought on it's share of disappointments. How does the Bible teach us to cope with such disheartening setbacks? We will look into God's Word on how Jesus can help us deal with our disappointments.