firstChristian Norfolk | Sunday Messages

An evening of worship and communion reflecting on the love the Jesus showed through His life and ministry.

Passion has evolved over the history of time. Passion today does not share the same definition as its origin.

What barriers hinder you from steadfastly living with Jesus as king of your life? Seeing Jesus' example in the face of deadly opposition can strengthen you for the challenge and put him back on the throne.

Those who have failed miserably are often the first to demonstrate a passion for God's forgiveness and restoration. See how this plays out in Peter's life and can play out in your life as well.

What are the seeds and the fruit of your passion? Is your passion fruit rotten or is your passion fruit source from Jesus?

Dry seasons can lead to drought in life.

As followers of Jesus, perhaps nothing is as central to expressing our faith as worship. But what if you were doing it all wrong? There is hope. Jesus taught both the uninformed and the expert the kind of worshiper God desires.

Would your giving change if it were publicized? This week we explore a story of two people who gave publicly, which gift Jesus praised, and why.

How do followers of Jesus serve in a way that promises a fulfilling life of purpose? Find out how it starts and ends with Jesus.

What if a largely ignored spiritual practice that Jesus taught had the greatest potential for real, lasting life change? What if it were a catalyst for every other spiritual growth practice? What if it were painful, yet produces amazing fruit, would you be willing to do it?

Align your life with His, as you seek out God's truths through His word, through scripture, and the bible. Fulfill the calling He has for your life and get excited because He's not done; greater things are to come!

If you could ask Jesus to teach you one thing, what would it be? His closest disciples picked prayer. Jesus taught them how to pray, but in doing so, showed us that how we pray isn't the most important thing. What is? Listen in to find out.

Was 2020 a good year? Will 2021 be a success? The measure of good and success for a follower of Jesus may not be what you think. This week, we begin a journey of discovery as followers of Jesus who ask "Lord, teach me."

Do you think taking steps toward Jesus is like a tight rope artist or a toddler learning to walk? We follow Peter as he takes steps toward Jesus and see what it looks like.

In the midst of our current craziness and chaos, God enters into the middle of it, just as He did that first Christmas, through Jesus. The question is what does that mean for you today?

Christmas reminds us that in the middle of chaos and turmoil, Jesus came to offer the gift of peace like no other person can. How can you experience the gift of peace? This week we learn from an ancient prophet and someone who was offered this desperately needed gift.

Christmas reminds us that in the middle of the hateful messiness of life, Jesus came to give a gift like no other person could. How do you unwrap this gift? This week we learn from someone with first hand experience.

In the midst of such trying times, hope seems in short supply, but God promises different.

We know it in our God, being thankful is good for us. The question, is how do we practice gratefulness in the midst of trial.

What does God want for my life? Continual prayer. What does it look like? Would I want it? Can I do it? What difference would it make?

What does God want for my life? Three impossible commands give us more direction than you might think.

If you had a message worth sharing, who in your life is worth sharing it with? What would it be worth to you to share it? Paul gives us a look into his answers to these questions.

Have you felt there is more to the battle to follow Jesus than meets the eye? That there is more working against you than your selfishness and a sin-stained culture? There is. Satan is real and he wants to take you down. What can you do to stand strong against his schemes? This week, Tim shares how to win supernatural battles.