Fir Road Christian Church

Have you ever been accused of saying something that you didn’t say? It’s frustrating, isn’t it? Or maybe, somebody twisted your words to say what they wanted them to say. Also very frustrating. It happens all the time. We see it in politics on both sides of the aisle every day. Sometimes when our words are misrepresented, we just have to let things go. People are going to think what they want to t...

Being filled with the Holy Spirit means to fully allow the Spirit to be in control of your life. This final message in our series talks about living every day with the fullness of the Spirit in our lives.

Every single person is important and has a significant role in the body of Christ if they are willing to let God use them. As 1 Peter 4:10 (NIV) says, "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others..."

Youth Minister Jordan Andler preaches the second message in our series on the Holy Spirit. Many Christians treat the Holy Spirit like a tiny magician who lives in their pocket to pull out any time they want a magic trick. But in reality, the Holy Spirit does what He wants, when He wants, where He wants, how He wants, without your permission.

We think we understand God the Father pretty well. We think we understand God the Son pretty well. But if we are honest, many of us are a little confused or intimidated by the Holy Spirit. In this first message of our Holy Spirit series, we begin to get a fuller understanding of the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers.

Our last message from this 2 Timothy series sums up everything in the letter to one phrase: stay close to Jesus.

"A sin is a sin, no matter how you dress it up." Paul advises Timothy to run from sin and pursue the right things in the text featured in this message.

A Christian who isn't in community with other believers is like a single building block: they aren't able to be used to their full potential. We are created to work together, to share one another's burdens, and to worship our God with one another.

More people have access to the Bible today than at any other time in history combined, yet biblical illiteracy is on the rise. Are you a person who struggles with reading scripture? Dan gives some reasons why studying God's Word is important and offers tips for getting the most out of your study time.

Paul uses three metaphors in 2 Timothy chapter two that show us how to live out our faith.

Senior Minister Dan Toney shares some Dos and Don'ts to keep in mind as we boldly share our faith in everyday life.

When Paul wrote to his dear friend Timothy, he encouraged him to stay strong in the midst of difficulty. In this kickoff to the series "Finish Line Faith," Senior Minister Dan Toney preaches from the book of 2 Timothy to give us a pep talk of our own.

Mark Hart finishes our "All in the Family" series by reminding us that Jesus is with us in the storms of life.

Jordan Andler preaches about a few of the life-changing experiences that happened at Camp Como this year. Como has become a bit of a "sacred space" for many, and those places are important because they are where we meet God.

Fir Road Deacon, Chris Skiles, brings the first message in this series preached by three men within our congregation.

We close this sermon series by looking at what hypocrisy is (and isn't), what Jesus said about it, and how to overcome it.

Many of us immediately think of singing in church as worship time, but God wants us to worship Him with every moment of our lives.

Just like the early church in Laodicea, indifference often plagues the American Church. It's time to re-light the fire and excitement for following Christ.

We look at the actions of a few elite soldiers that served David in this message that was preached on Memorial Day weekend.

Hear the story of one of Jesus' disciples through this first-person testimony of Peter. Jeff Barringer plays the apostle.

God's love is not something only to receive, it is something to pass on to others. In 1 Corinthians 13, we see fifteen key traits for those who are ready to pass on the baton of God's love to the world around them.

Alyssa is a college student whose faith is growing stronger than ever before.

Most people can identify a few key moments in their lives that have shaped how they see themselves. Youth Minister Jordan Andler reminds us that, no matter what we've done or what's been done to us, Jesus is waiting to step into our story and redefine it in light of eternity.

When we pray "God, send me," we are speaking a prayer of availability. We are asking God to open our eyes to needs that happen around us every day. This is the final sermon of our "Dangerous Prayers" series. We hope this has been a powerful group of messages that has challenged you in your prayer life.

In Week 1 of this series, we asked God to search us. Now, Week 2 finds us asking God to break us. "The sacrifice you desire is a broken spirit. You will not reject a broken and repentant heart, O God." -- Psalm 51:17 (NLT) Consider asking yourself this week: How does God want to "break" you?