First Family Church Sermons

In this short series through 1 Corinthians 6:12–20, Todd takes an exposing look below the surface of sin, understanding the fundamental “why” behind all the “whats.” In this message, the first of four, he tackles verses 12-14 and the issue of our physical body. *Due to technical difficulties, only audio is available for this message.*

In this final message of 2019, listen as Pastor Travis preaches through Colossians 1:3–14 and talks about spiritual growth in the new year.

What appears to be simple chronology is actually deep theology. Explore Matthew 1:18-25 with Todd in this final message of four designed to trace the gift of God’s Son, the ultimate fulfillment of everything God has promised.

What appears to be simple chronology is actually deep theology. Explore Matthew 1:12–17 with Todd in this third message of four designed to trace the gift of God’s Son—Christ, his singular purpose.

What appears to be simple chronology is actually deep theology. Explore Matthew 1:6-11 with Todd in this second message of four designed to trace the gift of God’s Son through his preserving power.

What appears to be simple chronology is actually deep theology. Explore Matthew 1:1–6 with Todd in this first message of four designed to trace the gift of God’s Son through His sovereign grace.

Rejoice with Todd as he unpacks the beautiful truth of God’s “table turning” sovereignty as seen in the parable of Mark 12:1–12.

In the continued attempt by the religious leaders to trap him, Jesus yet again turns the tables and proves himself to be the authoritative Son of Man. Listen as Todd exalts Christ’s preeminence in this message from Mark 11:12–33.

In the first of three messages centered around “turning the tables,” Todd contrasts from Mark 10 and 11 a blind beggar who gains his sight and a seeing crowd that eventually goes blind.

In an encounter bookended by non-negotiable passion week tenants, Todd explains why this text in Mark 10 actually shows the gospel to be the foundation for every aspect of a disciple’s life.

Listen in as Todd explores the conversation between Jesus and a rich, young ruler in this message around the fundamental question at the crossroads of conversion.

Listen in as Todd takes an up-close look at what many consider to be one of the great missionary Psalms of the Bible—Psalm 96—showing us why our witness and worship are beautifully and powerfully inseparable.

Listen in as Todd takes an up-close look at what many consider to be one of the great missionary Psalms of the Bible—Psalm 96—showing us why our witness and worship are beautifully and powerfully inseparable.

More than a decree against divorce, Mark 10 is a plea for the kind of heart-felt followership that affects our closest relationship—to our spouse. Find out why every marriage demands deep discipleship in this message by Travis from Mark 10:1-12.

What appears to be a random collection of responses by Jesus is actually an inside-look at the essentials of following him. Take a peek into the DNA of discipleship in this message by Todd from Mark 9:30–50.

In this stand-alone message on church leadership, Todd specifically addresses the role of deacon as first mentioned in Acts 6:1–7.

It is a mic-drop moment for the disciples as they see just how impotent they are without Christ. Tackle this text with Todd as he shows why faith is not a situational lever, but a relational lifeline.

In this stand-alone message from Joshua 4:19-24, Todd rejoices in the work of God at FFC in their first 15 years and provides insight into two attitudes that must remain present as year 16 and forward unfolds.

For Peter, James, and John, the transfiguration was a privileged glimpse of the King and his kingdom that was far greater than they could have imagined. Understand more of this divine preview in this message from Pastor Travis.

As Jesus heads even more definitively to the cross, he wants to ensure his followers have clarity about who he is and what he requires. Glean more about both of these in this message by Noah Oldham from Mark 8:27–38.

In the middle of multiple miracles, the Pharisees were still seeking a sign.  And the disciples? Not much different. Understand more about the warning from Christ concerning spiritual blindness and hardness of heart.

Yet another question from the religious leaders, and yet another surprising answer from Jesus! And this time he informs them what is really wrong with mankind: the heart.

Regardless of the situation, Christ displayed the loving-kindness and compassion of His Father. Hear how, where, and when in this message by Pastor Todd from Mark 6.

We learn much from the first opportunity the disciples have to put into practice what Jesus promised in Mark 1:17 – that they would become fishers of men.

The answers to questions about the identity of Jesus and source of power proved to be too much to embrace for those in his hometown, and, as a result, they took offense and did not believe him.