Freedom Fellowship

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom. It takes Godly wisdom to manage relationships in your life in the way God would have you lead them. Watch as pastor Jeff opens up in a personal way about the fear of God.

We all face fears, and we have all been given an invitation. May we magnify the Lord together, knowing that we can only find answers to any of it seeking the face of God.

Through trial and hardship, God is our constant refuge and strength! Join us as we walk through the encouragement of Psalm 46.

The most powerful words are the ones you say to God. Jame 5 again talks to us about the power of words, but specifically the power in prayer. Every condition, both good and bad, is a prayer condition. Pray today!

God cares about what we do with what we have been given! Physically, spiritually, financially, etc., we should be aware that what we identify with with testify....what will that testimony be?

God holds tomorrow, and this life is just a vapor. These words ring true every single day and are a helpful reminder to follow what God would will every day. James chapter 4 gives us wisdom on judgment and the Lord's will.

James confronts the church about battles, wars, and quarrels in the church stemming from our own desires. A reminder to humble ourselves before the Lord and draw near to God keeps our hearts and minds where they should be. Love the Lord your God, and love your neighbor as yourself.

There is a Biblical definition of wisdom and foolishness, and a worldly definition as well. As Christians, we live by the Bible's standards, therefore we look to Jesus and His Holy Word for wisdom that comes from above.

James reminds us that our words yield much power and influence! Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks, therefore we must be careful with what we say as Christians. Are we building or are we destroying?

Faith without works is not biblical faith, and works without faith is not biblical faith. We are saved by faith alone, but the faith that saves is never alone. Listen in as we talk about the theological agreements between Paul and James.

James chapter two calls us to never play favorites as the body of Christ because our Lord Jesus died for everyone. In fact, success lies in the hands of God alone, and we mustn't dishonor God's choice of calling the poor.

The latter half of James one gives us some practical ways to live out our faith. Journey with us as we discuss faith, hearing, and speaking.

The book of James gives us very clear instructions on how to make our faith alive! Join us as we talk about the importance of trials and gifts according to James, chapter one.

One of the gifts God has given us with the resurrection of Christ is peace. Join us today as we share about the peace of God.

Christ in you will call out, and when you follow, He brings the power to change. Today, we look at the life of Zacchaeus and how Jesus brought change to His life.

Listen in as we hear about what God is doing in Europe and the exciting move of the Gospel across the nations! In Acts, we see testimony after testimony of the church testifying of the Gospel of Jesus Christ; we have the call to do the same today.

Preaching Jesus is not an option for the Christian! When God calls us to go down a desert road, we need to follow and wait for the door he opens up to share Christ with somebody! Join us as we read about Philip in Acts.

Testimony plays a major role in our Christian Faith. One thing to note is that our testimony must include Jesus Christ. When and what did who do to interrupt your life and give you sight? Join us as we start our new series: Testify.

The Apostle John gives us strong closing remarks in the letter of 1 John. Join us as we walk through 8 things we are "to know" as followers of Jesus Christ.

The testimony of God is that eternal life is found in His Son, and this is what fuels our witness in our everyday lives.

God is love, but love is not God. Our God cannot be contained in only the title of love because He is so much more! Today, we explore the wide range of the topic of love as we see it in Scripture, God, and His Church today.

The Apostle John makes a shift in chapter four from the test of love to the test of the spirits. Anything and anyone that denies that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, is a spirit of error. As His church, we must be sure to test everything back to what the Word of God says.

The life of a Christian should be full of life and love. It involves more than just words; love becomes an action that marks the Christian. The apostle John teaches us the importance of loving our brothers in Christ.

The world will know us as Jesus' disciples by our love for one another! Once again, the apostle John gives the church a very firm charge to love and live righteously.

The Apostle John writes with a very clear contrast. In today's sermon, we dive into what some of the clear contrasts are for the early church and those who deny Christ.