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Jelly Roll’s song “Heart of Stone” is a raw, honest prayer born from struggle, addiction, and brokenness. It echoes a prayer God has heard and answered before. In Ezekiel 36:26, God promises to remove our hearts of stone and replace them with obedient hearts. God is always at... Read More →

Everyone bleeds. Despite our differences, we all face the same basic challenges: pain, hurt, emptiness, loss. Those mountain highs and those valley lows remind us there is a common vulnerability that binds us together. In this “Jelly and Jam” series, we’re talking about what to... Read More →

Life has a way of putting us in a jam. Hurt, pain, brokenness, and disappointment pile up until it feels overwhelming. Yet Scripture and experience remind us that victory is possible—not by sheer willpower, but by the hope, peace, love, grace, and power of God. When we finally... Read More →

Many believers spend their lives asking God to do something He has already done. We pray for healing, provision, joy, or peace, not realizing that God has already provided everything we need through Jesus Christ. While natural circumstances may seem to contradict... Read More →

The story of the Wise Men in Matthew 2:1–12 reminds us what real faith looks like. These Magi were the original road-trippers—no GPS, no map, just a star and acalling from God. They didn’t know exactly where they were going or how long it would take, but... Read More →

The Christmas story is truly a “special delivery,” filled with messages delivered in spectacular ways—angelic announcements, divine encounters, and moments that shaped history. Matthew begins his Gospel with a genealogy, which may seem like an unusual way to start the story of... Read More →

New Message Series! Invite someone to share Christmas with you at Faith Fellowship. It might be the greatest gift you can give! Read More →

As followers of Jesus, we all have a rescue story. Paul says God rescued us from the dark power of Satan and brought us into the kingdom of His dear Son. It’s not “might be rescued” or “will be rescued.” It’s done. In the Greek, “rescued” means “snatched to oneself,” like a... Read More →

Life is not fair because we live in a fallen, imperfect world, but happiness is still possible. The greatest threat to living in joy is comparison. When we measure ourselves against others in success, appearance, or circumstances, it only leads to jealousy, resentment, and... Read More →