The Front Church

What do you do when your faith feels weak, mixed, or uncertain? In Mark 9, we meet a father who comes to Jesus with one of the most honest moments in Scripture: “I believe; help my unbelief.” This message explores how Jesus responds to imperfect faith—and why the object of your faith matters more than the size of it. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://...

What if you do not need all the answers before inviting someone to explore Jesus? In John 1, ordinary people encounter Jesus and simply say, “Come and see.” This message is for anyone with questions, doubts, curiosity—or someone in their life who may just need a simple invitation to take one step closer. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect Card and let us know: https://thefrontchurc...

In “We Don’t Need Tissues. We Need Rescue,” Pastor Nate Ray looks at Jesus’ words in Matthew 19: “Let the little children come to me.” As The Front Church prepares for Kids Camp, this message explores why children are not interruptions to the kingdom of God — they reveal the kingdom. Through Matthew 19, Matthew 18, Matthew 16, and Luke 23, we see that every one of us does not ultimately need more...

In “What Is This Babbler Trying to Say?” we look at Acts 17 and Paul’s conversation at the Areopagus to explore why talking about Jesus can feel so intimidating — and why the response is ultimately not ours to control. Paul felt the ache, found the space, spoke of Jesus, and trusted Jesus with the response. In this message, we also share why The Front Church is launching Alpha: a space for honest...

When God feels silent, how do we learn to hear his voice? In this message from Luke 24 and the road to Emmaus, Guest Speaker Chasen Robbins shows how the risen Jesus draws near to discouraged disciples, opens the Scriptures, and speaks through community. If you have ever felt distracted, disappointed, or unsure whether God is speaking, this message will help you see that God is more willing to spe...

Are you tired of feeling like you’re failing at parenting? Scripture offers something better than guilt: formation. In this message from Luke 1:46–55 (Mary’s song), you’ll learn a simple way to start a family devotional and read the Bible as a family—without the meltdown: 10 minutes, 3 moves, no guilt. Small rhythms can shape a home. Start here. What is your next step? Fill out a Digital Connect C...

In a disconnected world, one of the most powerful ways we move from lonely to loved is learning to listen. In this message, Sarah Rudd explores why listening is wired into us from creation, how God listens to us, and how the Holy Spirit can help us become people of presence and connection. You’ll also hear three common listening pitfalls (self-importance, avoiding painful words, and contempt), a p...

Great marriages aren’t conflict-free—they’re repair-rich. In this message from Ephesians 5:21–33, we explore God’s vision for marriage as a signpost pointing to Christ and the church. We look at why this passage begins with mutual submission, what it means for husbands to love with Jesus-shaped, self-giving sacrifice, and why healthy relationships are marked by repair instead of escalation. You’ll...

Family is hard—and boundaries can be hard too. In this message from Mark 12:28–31, we explore how Jesus’ Great Commandment brings clarity to messy relationships by putting love in the right order: love God first, then love people well. We look at how disordered loves distort family dynamics, why boundaries can feel painful but still be loving, and what’s in your control—and what isn’t—when conflic...

In a culture that treats being unmarried like a problem to fix, Jesus offers a completely different vision: unmarried isn’t second-class—and the church must offer thick belonging to everyone. In this message, we explore why marriage is good but not ultimate, how Jesus and Paul speak about being unmarried, and why the New Testament points to the church—not marriage—as God’s answer to loneliness. If...