First Family Church Sermons

Pastor Todd gives extra insight into the subject of patience and waiting from Sunday’s sermon on Job 4–31.

A humanly judicial view fails to sufficiently answer ‘why’​ because it emphasizes immediate, not eventual, justice. Find out how Job 4–31 applies​ to us today from Pastor Todd in week 2 of our series in Job.

Pastor Todd answers an interesting question from Job 1 out of our new series in the book.

When anguish floods your life, and “why” fills your mind, ask God honestly, don’t accuse blamingly. Converse, don’t accuse. Inquire, don’t indict. ​Listen as Pastor Todd begins begins our series in Job with chapters 1–3.

Pastor Travis gives some practical ways you can live out Sunday’s sermon, “A People on Mission.”

Pastor Travis follows up GO Week with a sermon from Acts 1–7 challenging each believer to what they’re called to today: living on mission.

Todd answers a question from Sunday’s GO Week panel.

Todd answers a question relevant to GO Week and how the Old Testament has a theme of sending.

Radius International President Brooks Buser kicks off GO Week 2023 by sharing some of his story and challenging us on being senders or goers.

Partners — individuals, teams, and churches — are linked by God’s grace even when there are miles between our faces and places.​ Listen as Pastor Todd closes out our series in Philippians.

Todd answers a question from his sermon on Philippians 4:15–20.

Partnership is a three-way intersection:​ Human provision, divine promise, eternal glory. In this sermon from Philippians 4:15–20, Pastor Todd lays out a this intersection and the three resulting applications from it.

Todd gives extra insight into his sermon from Philippians 4:10–14.

Christ, not circumstances,​ is the key to contentment. ​Listen as Pastor Todd digs into what the apostle Paul says about contentment and it’s resulting applications from Philippians 4:10–14.

Todd answers a question from his sermon on Philippians 4:8–9.

Biblically filtered thinking and biblically followable practices are core ingredients to personal peace. Learn about the text and truth found in Philippians 4:8–9, concluding with three practical tactics to living out the passage.

Todd gives extra insight into his message on Philippians 4:2–7.

Perspective and prayer enable us to experience God’s peace in our relationships. ​Join Pastor Todd in discovering how Paul lays out these two elements as crucial to experiencing horizontal peace from God.

Todd gives extra insight into his message on Philippians 4:1.

Joy between partners is the result of​ remaining unmoved in our gospel posture. ​Listen as Pastor Todd begins the final chapter of Philippians by examining its opening verse.

Genuine, joyful Christians know their King, live for His Kingdom, and eagerly await His return!​ Listen as Pastor Travis details the Apostle Paul’s challenge, warning, and reminder for us and the Philippian church from Philippians 3:15–21.

Todd answers questions related to Philippians 3:1–14.

Genuine, joyful Christianity does not depend on our works in any way, but it does produce them in every way. ​Philippians 3:12–14 details what response we should have to Christ’s work on our behalf.

Todd answers a couple questions and provides extra insight into Sunday’s passage, Philippians 3:7–11.

Genuine, joyful Christianity is not trying myself, but trusting Jesus, considering everything else as trash for the treasure of Him. Join Pastor Todd as he points our eyes to the sufficiency of Christ from Philippians 3:7–11.