Faithbrook Church Messages

Work is just a part of life. But many times we lose sight of how God views work. Let's look at how we can take care of business - God's business - at work.

Hear from Pastor Jim on this special Sunday as we talk all about vision. We can't wait to see what God is going to do as we continue to pursue His mission for Faithbrook.

This week, Pastor Jim looks at the last question that Jesus used to help build into his disciples: Do you trust me?

This week, Pastor Jim looks at the forth questions that Jesus used to help build into his disciples: Do you love me?

This week's question comes from a unique encounter that a few disciples have with Jesus up on the side of a mountain. Listen in as Pastor Peggy unpacks this question for us.

As we continue this series, Pastor Jim breaks down the second question that Jesus used to disciple his followers: "Who do you say that I am?"

To kick off the new year, we’re taking a look at 5 different questions that Jesus used to disciple his own followers and how we can grow from them as well.

This Christmas Eve, we wrap up our series by taking a look at the last clip of It's a Wonderful Life. We see a community filled with selfless generosity, just like our God who sent his own Son for us.

This week we are led in Christmas worship by Faithbrook Kids and we look at how George Bailey responds after he is brought back to reality. Christmas can shift our perspective.

George Bailey couldn't see a way forward and wished he had never been born. But God sends George a gift in the form on an angel. Let's see what we can take away from this part of It's a Wonderful Life.

We begin our new Christmas series based on an American classic movie through the perspective of the original Christmas story. In this week's clips, George Bailey has a terrible day and reaches a new low.

As Pastor Jim concludes this series, he talks about the final element that can really fuel our faith in a world on empty: spiritual disciplines!

At some point along the way, we'll reach a point in our faith where we have to make an important decision that will change everything. God's Spirit calls us to surrender something that's holding us back.

Comfort zones are bad for building faith. This is why God often calls us out of them and into something that stretches us.

We don't actually know what we believe until what we believe has been tested. Everyone encounters storms in life, but we have to decide if that storm is going to break or build our faith.

This week, Pastor Jim discusses the second element that helps fuel our faith: Influence. The people is our life can sometimes make or break our faith.

This week we dive into how engaging with God's Word can fill our faith by pointing us to the person of Jesus.

Pastor Jim wraps up the series this Sunday by helping us self-discover and live into who God made us to be.

This week, Pastor Taylor continues our series by talking about how to find a healthy life balance because the busy you isn't the best you.

To live emotionally steady, we have to be emotionally ready. This week, Pastor Jim helps us build our emotional tool box for when we encounter threats and triggers in life.

If we want to grow spiritually, a lot of times we need to heal emotionally first. Doing this means finding the source of the emotional baggage in our life.

We all live with baggage from our past that impacts how we will act and react. The good news is that God want to heal you and transform you into the best you!

Faithbrook's DNA comes from the DNA of God. This week we deep dive on the first component of the mission of Faithbrook: Journey Together.

Faithbrook's DNA comes from the DNA of God. This week we deep dive on the first component of the mission of Faithbrook: Love People.

Faithbrook's DNA comes from the DNA of God. This week we deep dive on the first component of the mission of Faithbrook: Love God.