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Faith Church
Faith is a multi-cultural, multi-generational church that cultivates Jesus-centered encounters for the wandering, the skeptics, and the stuck; making their spiritual transformation a reality.
We often say when we observe someone treating us or others in a cruel way, “How could they stoop that low?” We could ask that of Jesus in a slightly different way, how could Jesus stoop that low.
As long as our hope is in an outcome that’s not fixed in Christ we will constantly be disappointed, we will be blown over and uprooted as people and circumstances fail us in a myriad of ways. Is your hope in Jesus?
"Faith isn’t wishing something to be true; it's believing God’s promises, while still unseen, are as good as done." What are you believing God for today?
We've talked about many truths but this last one, is a constant discipline. What are you doing to guard your heart from impurity?
Marriage was never meant to be a solo act. Are you and your spouse equally yoked? Are you pulling apart or are you pulling together?
Don’t wait to pursue your spouse! Pursue your spouse in all areas of life: spiritually, physically and emotionally. Learn how you can communicate your needs in marriage in this message.
Jesus needs to be the center of your marriage if you’re going to truly be able to love your spouse as one flesh. What’s your next step to putting your spouse first?
Like a human, the church requires, not one, but many different kinds of people to fulfill the needs of the community.
We are not a flawless church. However, by confession, we can become an authentic church.
How would you describe your relationship with your church? Is it a partnership or a membership?
Freedom in Christ means more than our right to do what we want; it’s about the responsibility we have in His freedom and to others.
God calls us to minister to those around us on His behalf. Whether we choose to or not, impacts the lives of others.
In a world of distraction, we need to learn how to remain disciplined and faithful to the one who created us.
God stands with us. This week, we talk about posturing ourselves in faithfulness to step into what God has for us.
If we’re honest with ourselves, some of us can be stuck in a cycle of sin. In this week, we bring up true repentance and true change.
A true relationship with Jesus should regularly cause you to question your preconceived beliefs and ideas.
There’s a relationship between you being a Jesus follower and your willingness to get your financial house in order.
Our sacrificial obedience today sows seed for a life changing harvest to come that we can't even fathom.
As Christ Followers we should be modeling what it means to be eager to preserve the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. If our relationships are disposable, our religion is.
Our bodies are of great value not only because God made them, but also because they act as the vehicle by which we glorify and honor God.
Jesus offers and commands a radical countercultural approach to how we perceive and engage with conflict in our world.
To walk out God’s purpose and mission for your life means you must live life on purpose.
Our weaknesses are the open door for God’s miracle working power in our lives. God is with us!
What stories of astounding obedience will be told of my life? Jesus said, “Follow me.” Will we say, “Yes” in obedience to the Jesus? Our “Yes” in obedience to Him will have a generational impact on the world.
Your circumstance don’t determine your level of Jesus, your level of abiding in Jesus does.
As followers of Christ we can live a life of thanks in action because God is always with us. Whether we are on the mountaintop or in the valley, God is with us.
For those who love God all things work together for good. God uses suffering as well as promotion to position us for His purposes.
Our passion toward obedience to seek reconciliation in a relationship where we have wounded someone, must be equal to our passion for Worship.
In times of hardship and waiting we must move from the “Why” to the “Who” is with you. Jesus is our Blessed Hope. With our focus on Him we can be faithful in the moment we are in.
Is there anything or anyone you should flee from, but instead you’ve been telling yourself you can manage it?
Search your heart and don't let bitterness and resentment rob you of living a blessed life today.
Sharing the gospel with someone in our neighborhood, school, workplace, or grocery store is our responsibility. Saving them is His.
God has made a way for us to live a life of peace in Him. We just need to do our part to win the battle.
Many of us aren't growing in the Lord because we aren't making spiritual growth a priority. Here's how to change that.
The same way a team huddles to go over the game plan. We also need each other to tackle life issues. What does your huddle look like?
We all have a unique role to play in sharing the gospel. The command to go make disciples applies to everyone who says yes to following Jesus.
Believing in Jesus isn’t an emotion, it’s a devotion to Him and His word regardless of how you feel.
We should rejoice when we are persecuted for Jesus’ sake because we can be counted worthy of being associated with His sufferings.
Jesus is still inviting those that may feel as if they aren’t good enough or insignificant. How are you loving the least?
Jesus stands at the door of our hearts, knocking. But unless we turn from our ways and let Him in, we cannot realize the blessed life.
We may not know the day or the hour of Jesus' return. But staying connected to God, and each other, will help us recognize the signs of the times.
It’s easy to be critical of others. But one of the benefits of drawing near to Jesus is to realize we all need Him.
Jesus longs for us to have a passion for prayer. Not just for ourselves, but mostly for others.
We serve a God that desires to have a relationship with us. But how can that be unless we draw near to Him in His word.
In Jesus' sermon on the mount He mentions three related commands about our stuff, our anxiety, the Kingdom of God, and how they're connected.
When we hear the word repent, many of us think it's about doing better. But what if it’s something deeper?
As we continue our summer series on The Commands of Jesus. Pastor Brian shows us the different between God's love vs. what the world thinks about love.
The bible says the greatest commandment is to love your God and your neighbor. But are we really doing that?
The greatest gift parents can give their families is a genuine growing relationship with Jesus.
Ever heard the statement, we're all dysfunctional? It's true! But it doesn't have to be our burden.
Get a glimpse of how important it is to make the most of our time with family in the midst of our busy lives.
It’s ok to have things in life. But what things have more of your attention than God does, and how can we change that?
Our sin is what brings guilt and shame. But God has provided a way for us to walk in freedom through Jesus sacrifice on the cross.
We all wrestle with insecurities in life. But God’s grace is sufficient for you to deal with and overcome them.
The things we learn through painful situations can often help those around us. What has God brought you through that could help someone else?
Many of us struggle with depression but don’t know what to look for until we get a better understanding of the signs.
Anxiety is a huge problem in our society. But God has provided a way for us to live a peaceful life and be present in the moment.
Many people have a distorted view of sex that’s not God’s best. But how do we learn what is best if we don’t talk about it?
The American political climate in our culture and even among those in the Church has become toxic. How can we do better?
Planning your career, what school to attend, how much to save for retirement. There is wisdom in planning, but are we really being wise with our plans?
Our security or sense of well-being can only be found in God. But are you stewarding all of His provision for your life graciously?
A Godly relationship is built on a Jesus centered bond that’s devoted to one another’s good and bringing glory to God. Who are you walking with today?
A practical look at the power of the tongue and just how important it is to be mindful of the things we say.
The bible says, the Fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. Are you leaning on your own understanding, or leaning into Him?
In our annual Candlelight Service this holiday season, Pastor Nathan reminds us of the greatest gift of all. Jesus.
The team recalls the story of the three wise men and what they gave Jesus. What are you willing to give Him? It may not be what you think.
Feeling like you've lost all hope can be a very difficult and lonely feeling. Pastor Nathan shares a word of encouragement for those that may be feeling lost or left out.
As pastor Nathan continues the Underdogs and Overcomer series. We are reminded that God made us to be connected to Him.
Dr. Randy Freeman stops by Faith Church to update us on what he's doing with Urban Tribes in South Africa.
God called Gideon long before he fought any battles. But like Gideon, our obedience is more important than our gifts or talents.
Pastor Nathan shares how God has given each of us a unique zip code of spiritual, emotional, and physical influence for those around us.
In the third week of the 30 Days to Live series, Pastor Nathan Rouse talks about the things no one else talks about in church.
In this video, Pastor Nathan Rouse touches on a topic no one likes to talk about, yet everyone needs to hear.
Have you ever thought about your bucket list? How many of those things on your list have to do with sharing the good news of Jesus?
Jesus talked about leaving 99 sheep to go after 1 in Matthew 18. How often do we go out of our way to pursue 1 in our own lives?
How many of us have opportunities to give over and above but don't actually do it? Pastor Nathan reminds us of the power of generosity.
Pastor Nathan reminds us that we all need someone. Someone to talk to, someone to share with, someone to do life with.
Pastor Nathan talks about our need to put our own preferences aside for the greater good of the mission. A mission we all have.
Pastor Nathan concludes the At The Movies series with this final Fruit of the Spirit in Galations 5 - Self-control.
Pastor Nathan discusses characteristics of the next fruit of the spirit as he continues the "At the Movies" series.
Faithfulness is something we all need to be reminded about. Pastor Nathan lays out a practical message on faithfulness.
Pastor David Tran gives us some practical examples of the goodness of God and how we can be more mindful of how we treat others.
Could you use a little more patience? In this sermon Pastor Nathan shares some practical and powerful tips on patience.
Could you use a little more patience? In this sermon Pastor Nathan shares some practical and powerful tips on patience.
Pastor Nathan reminds us of the importance of reading the Word and cultivating our relationship with the Lord to experience true, lasting Peace.
Pastor David brings an encouraging message on a Fruit of the Spirit we all need in week 2 of the At the Movies series.
Pastor Nathan kicks off a new series titled "At The Movies" where he touches on how loving all people with God's Agape Love is key to how we treat those around us.
Pastor Nathan concludes the Hope For Your Family series with this final encouraging message of Hope for a Lifetime.
This week Pastor Nathan shares an example of a fail in his life, how that made him feel, and what we can do to regain hope for ourselves after failure.
Whether you are struggling in your marriage or have a wonderful marriage. Pastor Nathan brings a message of hope for all couples.
This week Pastor Nathan starts a new series titled Hope for Your Family. If you've been feeling hopeless but can't join us on Sunday. This will be a great series to follow.
This was our special Easter Service honoring Jesus' Resurrection. Pastor Nathan brought us a great message on what Jesus suffered and died for us and what it all means.
Pastor Nathan brings a great message on Jesus: Prophet, Priest, King. This message will give you greater insight into Jesus' ministry and the things He did on earth.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series titled Jesus: Prophet, Priest, King which will lead us into our Easter Services. This week pastor will begin with Prophet.