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This week Pastor Jeremy looks into events surrounding Israel and defines the Spirit of Hamas and it's appearance throughout biblical history.

This week welcomed special speaker Adam Trimbur, missionary to Egypt, to share what was on his heart and mission in the Arab world.

This week we had the honor and privilege of having Dr. Hendrik Vorster speak on the Consecration Of Priest.

This week Pastor Jeremy explores the promised Jewish lineage from Abraham through Jacob.  The importance of this lineage is seen throughout the Bible, throughout history, and in current events.

This week Pastor Jeremy preaches from Deuteronomy 2 encouraging the church.  You have been wandering in this hill country long enough and it is time to turn North.

This week Apostle Freddy preaches from Psalms 34 encouraging the church to Taste and see for the Lord is good.

This week, Pastor Jeremy preaches from Ecclesiastes 4:7-12 showing us the importance of fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.  If one shall fall then the other is able to help them up.  One alone can be overpowered, two can defend themselves, and cord of three strands can not be easily broken.

Join us as Pastor Andy Yadav shares a message with FWC.

This week Pastor Jeremy teaches through Deuteronomy 6.  You are to remember God's commandments, teach them, and remember them in all times.

One of the most asked questions is how do I hear the voice of God?  How do I know the voice I hear is the voice of God?  This week Pastors Jeremy and Tiffany Riggs share stories from their lives when God has spoken to them during times of great decision, when needing direction, and when they least expected it.

This week, Pastor Jeremy finishes the No Substitute sermon series preaching on prayer and fasting.  Pastor layouts many reasons it important to fast and finishes his sermon with 5 reasons your fast fails.  He encourages the church to take part in prayer and fasting.  It is through prayer and fasting the church will see miracles.

This week, Apostle Freddy Riggs continues the No Substitute sermon series declaring there is no substitute for faith.

This week Pastor Jeremy continues his No Substitute sermon series exclaiming there is no substitute for the authority of God we have over the power of the enemy.

This week Pastor Jeremy kicks off a new sermon series titled No Substitute.  He focuses on the phase "No Substitute For Vision."  He emphasizes the importance of God's vision for us and being in-line with that vision.  

The modern generation and the church has lost the reverence for the Lord.  In this week's sermon, Pastor Jeremy preaches there is no excuse for rejecting God's power and sovereignty and encourages the church to revere God.

This week, Pastor Jeremy shares about the fruit of the spirit.  It is the Holy Spirit that produces the fruit and we are to remain in Him to have the fruit produced in us.

This week, Pastor Jeremy reminds the church we are to imitate Christ in all things we do.  We are to be a tree that produces good fruit.  If you are not producing good fruit, you are not done.  We are a work in process.

This week Pastor Jeremy shared a prophetic sermon to the church.  We are like arrows, God is wanting to release into the world to make an impact.  Just as arrows have multiple parts, we have areas in our lives that must be crafted together before we are to be pulled from the quiver and launched into the world.  Where are you in this creation?

This week Pastor Jeremy concludes his Imagination sermon series encouraging the church to set our focus on things above to begin to see the world through the eyes of God.  Our imagination has to be redeemed by focusing on what God has for you.

Pastor Jeremy continues his Imagination sermon series focusing on taking our thoughts captive.  We are not think on ways to indulge our evil desires.  We are to set our sights on God and think on things of heaven.

This week, Pastor Jeremy starts a new sermon series about imagination.  We have to see how God's sees us.  We are to reflect the image of God and become more like him.