Fusion Bible Church

This week, we kick off our new series, Short Stories, Big Meaning, with Jesus' Parable of the Sower. In Luke 8, Jesus reveals that the same seed can produce very different results depending on the condition of the soil—and the same is true of our hearts. Join Pastor Brad as we discover how God's Word takes root and produces lasting fruit in a surrendered life.——————————————————————————————...

This week we conclude our ReConstruction series in Genesis 3. Even in the aftermath of sin, God moves toward Adam and Eve with grace—covering their shame and offering hope in the midst of consequences. Join Pastor Paul as we discover how God’s mercy meets us right in our brokenness.—————————————————————————————————RECONSTRUCTIONIn this series, we’re exploring life’s biggest questions—Why am I here...

This week in our Reconstruction series, we turn to Genesis 3 and the moment sin entered the world. Through the deception of the serpent and humanity’s choice to turn from God, we see how brokenness, shame, fear, and pain became part of the human story. But even in the middle of the fall, God reveals hope. Join us as we uncover how sin still impacts our lives today—and how God’s grace calls us out...

This week in our Reconstruction series, we ask an honest question: Do I have what it takes? Looking through Genesis 2, we see that from the very beginning, we were never meant to do life alone. Created for connection as friends, family, and partners, God’s design points us toward something stronger than self-sufficiency. Join us as we rediscover what it means to live and work together the way we w...

What does God ask of me? This week, Pastor Brad walks through Genesis 2 and reminds us that we were created to trust and obey God. His commands reveal what’s in our hearts and are meant to grow our faith. Join us as we wrestle with what it really means to trust Him.—————————————————————————————————RECONSTRUCTIONIn this series, we’re exploring life’s biggest questions—Why am I here? What is my purp...

What does it really mean to live the good life? This week in our Reconstruction series, we look at Genesis 2 and discover that life was designed to be lived with God, not apart from Him. Formed by His hands and given His breath, we were made for relationship, purpose, and presence. Join us as we get back to the original design for a life that’s truly good.—————————————————————————————————RECONSTRU...

This week, Pastor Brad continues our series Reconstruction by answering another foundational question: What is my purpose? Looking at Genesis 1:28–31, we see that from the very beginning, God gave humanity direction to be fruitful, to steward His creation, and to bring order where there is chaos. Our purpose isn’t random or self-defined. It is rooted in God’s design for our lives. In a world that...

This week, Pastor Brad kicks off our new series “Reconstruction” by asking one of life’s biggest questions: Why am I here? Looking at Genesis 1:26–27, we’ll discover that we were created in the image of God—made to belong to Him and to reflect His character and love in the world around us. In a culture searching for identity and purpose, this message reminds us that our lives aren’t random—we were...

This Easter, Pastor Brad shares from Gospel of Matthew 28, asking a crucial question: can we be sure the resurrection of Jesus really happened—and why does it matter? As we explore the empty tomb and the evidence for His resurrection, we’re reminded that because Jesus is alive, our faith is secure, our sins are forgiven, and our hope is real. Join us as we celebrate the truth that changes everythi...

This week, Pastor Brad concludes our 'Everyday Disciple' series in 2 Timothy 1, exploring what it looks like to follow Jesus in the everyday rhythms of life. Whether you're on a spiritual mountaintop, in a valley, or anywhere in between, discover how God’s grace and the power of the Holy Spirit can help you fan into flame the gift of God within you and keep going. —————————————————————...

This week, Pastor Paul shares from Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, reminding us that we were created for community and not meant to do life alone. Even when we feel too busy, too broken, or self-sufficient, God calls us to walk together—encouraging one another and carrying each other's burdens. Join us as we discover the strength, growth, and purpose found in biblical community. —————————————————————————...

Pastor Brad continues our Everyday Disciple series by exploring what the Bible teaches about money and generosity. From Deuteronomy to 2 Corinthians, we’ll see how biblical giving teaches us to trust God, provide for His work, and care for those in need—while experiencing the blessing that comes from generous living.—————————————————————————————————EVERYDAY DISCIPLEIn this series, we’re taking wha...

This week Pastor Brad continues our Everyday Disciple series in Proverbs 7, exploring how temptation works and why sin promises what it cannot deliver. Discover how God’s wisdom helps us pursue Everyday Victory and run from the traps that lead us away from Him.—————————————————————————————————EVERYDAY DISCIPLEIn this series, we’re taking what we’ve learned about following Jesus and applying it to...

This week, Pastor Brad continues our “Everyday Disciple” series by asking an important question: What is the Bible, and can it be trusted? As we explore its unified story of redemption, its historical reliability, and its eyewitness foundation, we’ll see that Scripture is far more than an ancient collection of writings — it is God’s revealed Word to us.—————————————————————————————————EVERYDAY DIS...

This week, Pastor Brad begins our new series in 1 Peter as we begin our series “Everyday Disciple.” Peter reminds us that because God has called us to Himself, our lives are meant to look different. As we fix our hope on His grace, we’re invited to live each day in a way that reflects His holiness and shows that we truly belong to Him.—————————————————————————————————EVERYDAY DISCIPLEIn this serie...

This week, Pastor Brad wraps up our Sermon on the Mount series in Matthew 7:13–29. As Jesus closes His teaching, He lays out a clear choice — two roads, two foundations, and two kinds of disciples. Through these powerful images, we’re invited to examine the path we’re on and the foundation we’re building on. The question isn’t just what we believe, but whether we’re truly living it. At this fork i...

This week, Pastor Brad continues through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on Jesus’ invitation to live free from worry. In Matthew 6:19–34, Jesus reminds us that where our treasure is, our hearts will follow—and that anxiety about tomorrow cannot add to our lives. Through simple yet powerful images, Jesus calls us to trust a Father who knows our needs and cares for us deeply. As we seek first God...

This week, Pastor Brad continues through the Sermon on the Mount, inviting us to slow down and examine our hearts. In Matthew 6:1–18, Jesus speaks directly to the tension between outward religion and inward devotion. As He teaches about giving, prayer, and fasting, Jesus reminds us that God is not impressed by performance—but He is deeply attentive to sincerity. This message calls us to realign ou...

Pastor Brad continues our journey through the Sermon on the Mount with this message from Matthew 5:21–48, where Jesus reveals how loving God is lived out through loving others. This passage calls us to a deeper righteousness—one that shapes our hearts, our relationships, and our daily responses as maturing followers of Christ.—————————————————————————————————JESUS SAYS In this series, we’re walkin...

Join Pastor Brad as he continues through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:13 –16, where Jesus describes His followers as the salt of the earth and the light of the world. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to live lives of purpose and influence—lives that preserve, illuminate, and point others toward God’s glory—inviting us to consider how our everyday faith can reflect the hope and...

Join Pastor Brad as he opens Matthew 5:7–9 and continues through the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus calls His followers to live lives shaped from the inside out. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to live with mercy, purity of heart, and a peace that reflects God’s reconciling work in the world, inviting us to consider how Jesus is forming our hearts and our relationships.—————————————...

Join Pastor Brad as he opens Matthew 5:1–6 and invites us into the opening words of Jesus’ most well-known teaching. As Jesus sits down with His disciples, He describes a kind of blessing that looks very different from what the world expects — a joy rooted not in circumstances, but in a surrendered heart. In this message, we’ll explore what it means to be poor in spirit, to mourn, to live with mee...

Join Pastor Brad as we continue our Christmas series in Luke 1:26 –38. This week, we look at Mary’s encounter with the angel Gabriel and how God often interrupts our plans with His greater purpose. Even when the assignment feels impossible, God gives the courage and encouragement we need to follow Him. Tune in and be reminded that life’s interruptions may be God’s invitation to deeper faith.——————...

Join Pastor Brad as we walk through Luke 1:5-25 and the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth—two people facing years of disappointment and unanswered prayers. When Zechariah meets an angel with an unbelievable promise, his first response is doubt, but God meets him with grace and purpose. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in seasons that don’t go as planned, this message will encourage you to trust...

This week, Pastor Brad wraps up our “Jesus Is” series with one of the most challenging and powerful teachings in John 6. After seeing His miracles, the crowds loved what Jesus could do for them — but struggled when He revealed who He truly is. Jesus declares Himself the Bread of Life, the One who alone can satisfy, sustain, and give eternal life. While many walked away from this hard truth, the di...