Fir Road Christian Church

As we learn to love, honor, and respect others, we in turn, will learn how to better love, honor and respect God.

We are all a part of some kind of family. This series is going to be all about how to do family better, and we kick off our series with a few words of advice on how to have a better marriage.

We wrap up our series on Revelation Easter Sunday with the knowledge and hope in knowing that someday soon, God wins!

All of Revelation is pointing us to the fact that God wins, and that ultimately the final and perfect Salvation is coming.

Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain for us on the Spiritual Warfare that is happening all around us. We have to be filled with God's Truth if we want to know the schemes of the Devil.

In the face of all kinds of trials and perils, the call from John in Revelation is to be bold. The trials will end someday, but for now, we must be bold.

Chapters 6 and 7 of Revelation talk about the different types of suffering that we will experience on earth until the return of Jesus.

As we start this series through the Book of Revelation, it is important to understand how to properly read the Apocalyptic style, taking the intended audience into consideration.

Together, we celebrate everything God has done in the past and will do for all eternity!

We believe that God can help us in any situation, but sometimes we still need help with our unbelief. In this sermon, we hear testimonies from some of our own congregation about how God showed up in their biggest moments of need.

Do you ever feel like God isn't present, or doesn't care about the desires of your heart? Where have we lost hope and lost heart? The promise of Scripture is that God is always speaking, we just need to learn to listen.

When we have control of our finances, we can finally have the freedom to give generously--in a way that changes the lives around us.

We can never have the type of freedom in life we desire if we remain trapped in debt. But if we can break free from the chains of debt, we will be able to lead more generous and impactful lives.

If we want to be able to serve God to the best of our abilities, we need to learn to avoid the typical traps and pitfalls so many of us fall into with our money.

During this time each year, people tend to make resolutions. Goals to strive toward for a better life. But what about your relationship with God? What specific action are you going to take to move forward this year?

The biggest miracle of Christmas is that God came to be with us - "Emmanuel." Senior Minister Dan Toney looks at the reactions of all major players in the birth story of Jesus in this final sermon of our holiday series.

We've almost made it to Christmas! This message from our holiday series focuses on Gabriel's announcements of Jesus' birth to his earthly parents, Joseph and Mary.

In His infinite wisdom, God the Father sent a messenger to go out before Jesus to prepare the hearts of the people for their coming Messiah. This sermon explores the miracles of the birth and ministry of John the Baptist.

Youth Minister Jordan Andler teaches about the story that God had been carrying out from the beginning, culminating with the birth of Jesus.

This sermon finishes out our two-part series called "The Big Decision." Today's message talks about the importance of baptism within the life of a follower of Jesus.

This short, two-part series covers the basics of becoming a follower of Jesus and how the culmination of the process is baptism.

Do our religious choices really matter? Can we worship whatever god(s) we want or live in any way we desire and still end up in the same place as everyone else? Senior Minister Dan Toney addresses these questions and more in our final message from the series.

We live in an age of moral relativism. "It's OK for me to (some kind of questionable action) as long as no one gets hurt." But the truth is that sin is sin. Our actions do matter and sin has consequences: earthly consequences and eternal consequences without Jesus.

It's one of the most common statements that people use when someone is facing a crisis, but did God actually say He would never give us more than we can handle?