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Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived and his wealth was unequaled. He was world renowned and sought after by kings and rulers. He spent his life in pursuit of life’s meaning through education, the accumulation of wealth, and the indulgences of pleasure (food, wine, women and... Read More →

Moses is a name found on most any list of Biblical greats…a hero, a leader, a faithful servant. His great accomplishments are many and miraculous. Yet, if you look back to the time when God first called him to lead the Israelites, he was not a cooperative volunteer. He was more... Read More →

Those who wish to participate in the Child Dedication service on October 19th are encouraged to register as soon as possible. Children of all ages may be included. Participants are asked to meet after worship on October 12th for video taping introductions that will be used during... Read More →

In Jesus’ story from Luke 18, we see a very confident religious man praying/bragging about his righteous deeds! He isn’t guilty of any of the highly visible sins like murder or robbery. He is faithful to the outward practices of fasting and tithing so that everyone can see... Read More →

This 6-week class will deal with some of the gods that war for our hearts. Have you ever thought that perhaps all sin springs from the same source — IDOLATRY. While we may not see many “graven images” in our world today, there are still countless gods... Read More →

God parted the Red Sea and allowed the Israelites to pass through on dry land only after they continued to walk forward toward the sea. At the wedding in Cana Jesus made wine only after the wine jugs were filled with water and samples were taken to the wine tasters. The ten... Read More →

Volunteers are needed to help with this community clean up day! Faith Fellowship volunteers will meet at church at 8:30am for coffee, donuts and work assignments. They will carpool to Rock Springs Park and work until noon. Upon returning to church, lunch will be provided.... Read More →

The Shema includes the first commandment God gave to Moses (see Deut. 6:4-9). For the Jew, the Shema was to be the first thought of the day, the last thought at night, the first thing taught to a child, and the last words on a person’s lips at death. It was memorized, recited and... Read More →

During the time of Gideon, the Israelites had done evil in the Lord’s sight; they worshipped other gods and abandoned the Lord God who had saved them from slavery, parted the Red Sea and fed them in the wilderness for forty years. So He handed them over to the Midianites for... Read More →