Freedom Fellowship Roanoke

4/23/23 - Britton Carter | Wisdom is good, but it's not supreme. In Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20, Solomon tells us knowing the difference between wisdom and folly can save us trouble, but it can't save our soul. We need God to align our hearts with reality. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

4/16/23 - Britton Carter | Death comes for everyone. In Ecclesiastes 9:1-12, Solomon reminds us that the way we think about death impacts our life. Moreover, as believers, we don't have to fear death. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

4/9/23 - Britton Carter | The death and resurrection of Jesus are wonderful. In Romans 5:6-11, we learn they're better than we think. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

4/2/23 - Britton Carter | Making the right decision is hard. In Ecclesiastes 8, Solomon encourages us to stop trying to make the right decision. Instead, we need to be people who make decisions that honor Jesus. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/26/23 - Caleb Monaghan | Encountering God changes you. In the life of John the Baptist, we see a guy who knew Jesus from his past, declared Jesus in the present, and was excited about Jesus in the future. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/19/23 - Britton Carter | We need to find balance in life. In Ecclesiastes 7:15-29, Solomon cautions us to find the middle path between legalism and depravity. However, we need to fix our eyes on Jesus as an escape from both. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/12/23 - Britton Carter | We all want to live a life we can be proud of. In Ecclesiastes 7:1-14, Solomon tells us a life to be proud of is a life lived with wisdom today. We know from the gospel that a life that brings God glory is a life lived for eternity today. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

3/5/23 - Steve Ferguson | Money and riches will never satisfy. In Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:12, Solomon wants us to understand that the most important thing in this life is knowing God and being known by him, and that everything we have is a gift from God that we should use for eternal purposes and to the glory of God. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

2/26/23 - Britton Carter | We can't approach God however we want. In Ecclesiastes 5:1-7, Solomon warns that we need to be careful how we approach God. We need to approach God on his terms, not ours. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

2/19/23 - Britton Carter | What captures our hearts controls our lives. In Ecclesiastes 4, Solomon examines three things that capture our hearts (justice, riches, and glory), and he finds them empty. But when the gospel captures our hearts, it changes how we look at the world. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

2/12/23 - Britton Carter | We are trapped in the present. In Ecclesiastes 3, Solomon voices his frustration and blames the Lord for our inability to see the future of perfectly remember the past. The good news is that the gospel connects our life to God's eternal purposes. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

2/5/23 - Britton Carter | There's an imbalance between the work we do and the reward we get. In Ecclesiastes 2:18-26, Solomon teaches us to find enjoyment in the fruit of our labor, but to find complete enjoyment in the Lord. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/22/23 - Britton Carter | What's the value in pleasure? In Ecclesiastes 2:1-11, Solomon tries all the things people do for pleasure and finds they're good but empty. But if we make knowing God our goal, we will also know more pleasure than we can find in the world. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/15/23 - Britton Carter | Where is there meaning, purpose, and value in life? In Ecclesiastes 1:12-18, we learn there is none in this world. But, significant thought and action are rooted in faith in Jesus. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

1/8/23 - Britton Carter | What is the benefit of all our career accomplishments? What do we achieve? In Ecclesiastes 1:1-11, we see that nothing progresses under the sun, so we should focus on eternal work and do good work today. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/25/22 - Britton Carter | As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, it's helpful to know who Jesus is. Jesus is not just another baby; he's the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/18/22 - Britton Carter | As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, it's helpful to know who Jesus is. Throughout the book of Hebrews, we learn that Jesus is a priest. And he's superior to all the Old Testament priests because the sacrifice he makes for sin actually deals with the problem. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

12/11/22 - Britton Carter | As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, it's helpful to know who Jesus is. In Hebrews 1:1-4, we see that Jesus is a prophet--a prophet not like any other. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/27/22 - John Lane | The Christmas season is described as a time filled with joy. But joy is  more than a passing emotion, and it is far more than just a season. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/27/22 - Britton Carter | The psalmist in Psalm 119 clearly delights in Scripture. How do we get there? How should we approach Scripture in a way that helps us  delight more in seeing Jesus in the Bible? For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/13/22 - Britton Carter | Most of us don't read the Bible regularly. In fact, most of us don't read the Bible at all. But, we should study and apply the Scriptures because they are God's revelation to us. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

11/6/22 - Britton Carter | Much of the content of Deuteronomy sounds familiar, since it repeats the ideas in Exodus and Leviticus. For us, the book of Deuteronomy is an excellent reminder of the following idea: The Law is good. We are not. So God's grace is needed. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

10/30/22 - Britton Carter | Numbers is more than a book of censuses. It's a book full of stories that teach us that rebellion against God keeps us from experiencing the blessings of God. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

10/23/22 - Britton Carter | Most people don't like the book of Leviticus. It's a book of rules and regulations. But the sum total of the book informs us that God's presence requires a holiness we are incapable of achieving. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com

10/16/22 - Britton Carter | Exodus contains a beautiful story of God rescuing his people from slavery. The fact remains for us: God is creating a people for himself, and you are invited. For more information and for service times, visit fforinfo.com