First Family Church Sermons

In a time when people are believing anything, or sometimes nothing at all, God’s people are radically different. We believe God’s Word. But just what are those core doctrines in God’s Word that we believe? How should they affect us? What does it mean...

In a time when people are believing anything, or sometimes nothing at all, God’s people are radically different. We believe God’s Word. But just what are those core doctrines in God’s Word that we believe? How should they affect us? What does it mean...

In 1 Corinthians 14:25, the big idea is that “God Among Us” is the central goal of the corporate gathering. We need the Holy Spirit’s power in our midst and God’s powerful presence among us to the extent that when a pagan looks in and watches our...

The final contrast in this book shows the promised rise of David and the ultimate demise of Saul. The rise of David was rooted, of course, in his trust in God, a welcomed change after some dark days. Discover more about what it means to trust in God.

It appears that few things are going right for David. In reality, however, God is actually accomplishing much more than meets the eye, both internally and externally.

It appears that few things are going right for David. In reality, however, God is actually accomplishing much more than meets the eye, both internally and externally.

It appears that few things are going right for David. In reality, however, God is actually accomplishing much more than meets the eye, both internally and externally.

We rarely think two words with such opposite meanings can actually merge together in one place. But in the resurrection they do! What appears to be physically dreadful is actually spiritually victorious! Rejoice with Todd in this Easter message from...

It is hard to think that two words with such opposite meanings can actually merge together in one place. But at the cross they do! What is physically terrible is spiritually beautiful.

The victory of David over Goliath only incited the anger and jealousy of Saul, and as David found himself increasingly targeted by Saul, it was through his son, Jonathan, that God provided for and protected David.

No story shows more dramatically or clearly what it means to be a man after Gods own heart than the well-loved and widely known story of David and Goliath.

In stark contrast to Saul, David emerges as the soon-to-be-king with one predominant difference: his heart. Understand why what’s inside matters most as Travis shares insight from 1 Samuel 16.

Excuses. Deception. Pretense. Saul tried everything to hide his sin, but nothing could cover for his blatant lack of simple obedience. See why humble obedience to God’s commands is the best thing you could today—and every day—in this message from 1...

Though father and son, Saul and Jonathan were different to the core. They were opposite characters with opposite character! Find out more about these two in this message from 1 Samuel 13–14.

Even in the middle of sinfully disastrous consequences, no one is outside the reach of God’s mercy and grace. Rejoice in God’s faithfulness and forgiveness in this message from 1 Samuel 11-12 highlighting God’s character and commitment to his people.

It’s been said, “Be careful what you ask for, because you might actually get it.” That was never more true than with the Israelites at the end of Samuel’s prophetic ministry. Follow along as Carlos reveals from 1 Samuel 9-10 what really lies behind...

Discontentment, frustration, and envy are the seeds of rebellion, and if they grow together, they can form a tangled mess of weeds that will choke out spiritual life and vitality. Israel experienced this tragedy, and we can learn much from their...

Revival. We all need it, yet seldom experience it. In this specific historical narrative we glean much insight into how and why God revives his people, both then and now.

No one knew what to do with the ark of God, a sad reality during this dark time in Israel’s history. What is God’s end game in this circular journey of the symbol of his presence? Todd unpacks the spiritual significance of the continuing saga of the...

In a stunning fulfillment of prophecy, God carries out his judgment on Eli’s household through providential means, even though Eli’s sons thought they could manipulate the Lord. But God will not be leveraged! Dive deeper into this concept with Todd in...

In a display of great faith in God, Hannah shows just what God’s people do through both the ups and downs of life: trust and obey! In this opening message from 1 Samuel 1-2, Carlos connects God’s sovereignty and human situations, emphasizing the...

Though we’re not saved by good works, we are set apart for them. In fact, Titus calls the church to a lifestyle of good works six times in three chapters. In this topical message on good works, Todd lays out not only what we believe about them...

Titles tell us a lot, and Luke 2 gives us several that were given to Christ when he was born. In this concluding message of a 4-week Christmas series, Todd explores the significance of Jesus’ own human name.

Titles tell us a lot, and Luke 2 gives us several that were given to Christ when he was born. In this third message of a 4-week Christmas series, Todd explores the prophetic promise and authoritative power within Jesus’ title ‘Christ the Lord.’