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Introduction Good morning and welcome to FCC, where we worship God in Spirit and in Truth, one verse at a time. Thank you for that song service and for all each one of you do to make FCC happen, both here at the church, in your homes, and in the community! The good news is today, we are transitioning…

Sunday Evening

You have heard the saying, “You get what you pay for.” You have also heard, “If something looks too good to be true, it probably is.” You get what you pay for usually refers to buying cheap products that promise to be one thing but turn out to be another. Online shopping is a great way to get the stuff…

Each year in Rudyard, Montana, a good-natured vote takes place to raise money for a local museum and park. Local residents pay $5 to vote on the grumpiest member of their community. They can vote as many times as they like with every additional vote costing just $1. After the ballots are counted, a winner…

Turn to and read 1 Timothy 4:1-2 . Pray. In preparation for this morning’s message, I came across a news article entitled... Why Christian Artists Don’t Want to Be “Christian Artists” In that article, the writer gave the following example: In 2006, the alt-rock band Mutemath sued Warner Bros. for breach…

Today we are going to continue our series in Love & Dating. If you have been following us up to this point, we have covered a lot of topics and we have many more things to cover. Today we are going to be covering a very important topic, one of the most critical in a relationship. It will determine who…

God works 28 And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. 28 And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose. 28 And we know that in…

Intro; Last week when we looked at “The Olivet Discourse” , I mentioned what David Jeremiah called six critical signs that Jesus mentioned concerning His Second Coming. Deception of false Christs [ v. 4-5 ] Wars and rumors of war among the nations [ v.6-7a ] Famines, pestilences and earthquakes worldwide…

Why are we blessed beyond measure?

Good morning and welcome to Dishman Baptist Church. It is our joy and privilege to worship together this morning. Please take your Bibles and open them to the little epistle of Jude. We began our journey through this pivotal book last week, recognizing our status as believers being that we are chosen,…

I believe that God wants us to make a difference in our families, our work places and our world. How does he want to do that? He wants us to be his witnesses. 8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you. And you will be my witnesses, telling people about me everywhere—in Jerusalem,…

(S1) — The Judean Wilderness ( erēmos) Desolate, uninhabited, rough terrain; deserted, barren, dry parched land as far as the eye could see. Few would journey there, let alone live there! The Judean Wilderness, home for nomadic shepherds, bandits and fugitives! A place where most would choose not to…

(S1) Which is better: a day at the beach or a day in the mountains? Bringing back bell bottoms/big hair? Walks in the park/ride on the subway? A mile run/jog to the mailbox? Fords/Chevy’s? McDonalds/Burger King? Cookies/cupcakes (or both)? We may not all agree on which is better, but can agree that there…

Sunday, Pastor Paul Radke III, preached on the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. If you missed that message find it on our Website or FB page. Paul talked about how the Holy Spirit working through us will change the world around us… we just have to let Him do that. He changes the world because he…

Over the last two weeks, we have been looking at growth and things that keep us from growing. Last week, we learned that we don’t often grow in life and in our faith because it can be painful. It takes effort and sometimes the process can be painful. Today, we will see another behavior that keeps us…

Two thousand years ago a man was crucified, and then on the third day he rose up and left his tomb. What does this have to do with us today? In a word so different from, and yet so similar to, the world of the first century, what possible impact can the empty tomb have on our lives? Christians have long claimed that this event has changed, and is changing the world! How can this be? Join us for a little insight into the most important event of history.

Bread was more than just food for the people of Israel.  It was a powerful reminder of God's daily provision.  How do we live today as people receiving daily nourishment from God?

Can life have any meaning in a naturalistic universe? Physicist Steven Weinberg doesn’t think so. He writes: “The more comprehensible the universe becomes, the more it also seems pointless.” Similarly, Richard Dawkins says: In a universe of electrons and selfish genes, blind physical forces and genetic…

Walk by the Spirit Today we are continuing a two part series called, “A Way Out,” where we are looking at temptation. The enemy uses temptation to hold us back and make us feel trapped. “ I had to. I couldn’t resist! It’s just the way I am. I can’t change. I have tried something else, but it just didn’t…

Prayer Good morning... Today, our topic might look like a repeat of what we discussed 2 weeks ago... …but i think you’ll see that as we get into it... It will have a little bit of a different flavor to it... Today we’ll be looking at - The Vanity of Living Wisely Two weeks ago we looked at - The Vanity…