First Family Church Sermons

Take action against impatience. Get nourishment from the vine. Listen as pastors Gary and Travis expound on the fruit of patience and kindness from Galatians 5.

Whenever I find myself getting anxious, I will give it to God, leave it with Him, and strive to do what is right.​ Listen as pastors Mike and Todd unpack what biblical joy and peace look like.

Gazing upon God’s love for us will fuel our love for Him and our love for others. Listen as Todd and Scott unpack this first fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5.

The fruit of the Spirit is first about the Spirit, second about the fruit.​ ​So focus on the root, not the fruit; the source, not the signs.​ Bearing the fruit of the Spirit is really about​ being filled with the Spirit.​ Listen to the opening sermon in our new series “Living Proof: The Fruit of the Spirit and […]

Disobedience to God is a death march. But delighting in God — obedience—is life-giving at every level. Listen to this hard-hitting sermon by Pastor Todd rooted in Proverbs 8. *Note: This sermon discusses topics which may be intense for young children.

There are no fish that do not eventually follow. Listen to the second sermon of our 2-part series on who disciples are and what they do from Matthew 4:18–22.

There are no followers who don’t eventually fish. Listen to the first sermon of our 2-part series on who disciples are and what they do from Matthew 4:18–22.

Pastor Travis gives his top 5 additional resources to help you reflect on God’s goodness in your life to start 2024.

God’s goodness, faithfulness, and grace are continually transforming me into a devoted follower of Jesus Christ who celebrates, grows, and serves for His glory!​ Be challenged from Psalm 100 by Pastor Travis as we look back on 2023 and ahead to 2024.

Pastor Todd gives some extra insight into his sermon “The Treasure of Worship” from Matthew 2:10–11.

Worship: my emotional, physical, sacrificial, and singular adoration of Jesus Christ the King.​ Listen to Pastor Todd share about this Christmas treasure found in Matthew 2:10–11.

Pastor Todd gives some extra insight into his sermon “The Treasure of the King” from Matthew 2:1–12.

Jesus is the King worthy of every “yes.” ​Join Pastor Todd in unearthing how Matthew 2:1–12 lays out the various aspects of Christ’s kingship.

Why are “spiritual affections” important? Listen as Pastor Todd gives extra insight into this concept he referenced in Sunday’s sermon.

The identity of Jesus fuels my obedience to Jesus.​ Listen as Pastor Todd challenges us to increasing obedience in light of who Jesus is from Matthew 1:22–25.

Does the current Israeli-Palestinian war have prophetic implications? In this special edition of the Extra Point Podcast, listen as Pastor Todd shares a proper and biblical approach to understanding both a timeline and a truth line regarding God’s promise to Abraham that provides God’s people with how to think and what to do.

Jesus is uniquely and exclusively able to save because Jesus is uniquely and exclusively both God and man.​ Listen to the second sermon in our Advent 2023 sermon series.

Pastor Todd answers a question related to two themes discussed in Sunday’s sermon “The Treasure of Providence.”

God is always working in the ordeals, both visibly and invisibly, to accomplish his ideal.​ Listen to the first sermon from our Advent 2023 series from Matthew 1:1–17.

Pastor Todd discusses an age-old question relevant to our series in the book of Job.

We are empowered to follow God more fully​ as we know God more deeply.​ Listen as Pastor Todd closes out our series in the book of Job.

Pastor Todd answers a question regarding our series in the book of Job.

The sovereignly personal approach is fully adequate to answer ‘why’ because it boldly proclaims that God acts with universal authority and individual attention, not for a better arrangement of my circumstances, but for a deeper understanding of his character.​ Join Pastor Todd as he expounds on God’s answer to Job in this sermon from Job […]

A mentally theological view is incomplete in answering ‘why’​ because it emphasizes a factual, not relational, picture of God.​ Listen as Pastor Todd, from Job 32–37, expounds on the reality that God is a relational being who desires to be close to his people.

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into his sermon from Job 32–37 and the doctrines found there.