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Whether we realize it or not, as followers of Jesus, we are part of a kingdom! Jesus is the king, He has conquered (and will ultimately conquer), and He is establishing and extending His kingdom within us, among us, and through us! The moment we enter...
We are living in a moment in which cancel-culture has become more prevalent than ever. It has become normalized as appropriate retribution against anyone who doesn’t “go-along-to-get-along!” Although this is more prevalent and accepted today, this is...
Timing is everything. Music, dancing, driving, sales, you name it, timing can be the difference between life changing for the good or the bad. One of the most sobering realities as we celebrate Palm Sunday is that if we didn’t know the rest of the...
One of the most encouraging, and at the same time terrifying, attributes of God is that He is FAITHFUL! God is a covenant maker and covenant keeper…what God says, He means, what He promises He fulfills! God expects His people, of every generation, to...
As we consider God’s instructions to Israel, the details, the specificity, and emphasis on God’s holiness being the motivation for their obedience, we have to understand God has not changed! God is in the details…there is no area of our lives that God...
While sin is ravishing the world around us, and infiltrating the church (a little leaven), there is a message of power and hope that we possess and it is locked up in the Day of Atonement. A day that marked the calendar of Israel annually, making two...
Chapters 1-10 focus on atonement, the what to’s of worship and sacrifice, and a sobering example of what it looks like when we go our own way. Now, God gets into the “do not’s” of being holy. It should be noted, “God hasn’t given His church a list of...
Under the Old Covenant, God’s people had a priesthood. Under the New Covenant, God’s people are a “holy priesthood” and a “royal priesthood” (1 Peter 2:5, 9). Every believer in Jesus Christ can say with the Apostle John: “To Him who loved us and...
Since the moment Adam ate the forbidden fruit, man has had an issue saying yes to things that separate Him from God. The only remedy? Atonement—In Christian thought, the act by which God and man are brought together in personal relationship. The term...
We live in culture where comfort is king, and happiness is the chief desire. The American dream offers these in the context of success, and yet, the church is to be consumed with a pursuit of holiness ABOVE ALL ELSE! As image bearers we’ve been...
The word gospel literally means “good news”. In biblical times the word was used to describe an announcement of an important event such as a victory in battle. It actually had no religious meaning. So, to the people of the day, the word would invoke...
We are living in a time where biblical leadership is more necessary than ever. A quick glance at our thoughts of politicians, and our choices make this clear. We need Jesus leadership, which is really a call to be leader-sheep (credit: Pastor Frank...
It has been said, “healthy things grow.” We also know that weeds grow side by side with grass, and if the grass is to flourish, the weeds have to be addressed. However, if left unattended the weeds will overtake the grass, just like tares will do the...
Love is an imperative for our lives and motivation. Other emotions can move us, but none have the capacity to sustain us or build us up for our good and the good of others!
We’re all seeking to be good enough or find satisfaction in what is good enough. However, what if the God who created you didn’t want you to settle for good enough? Jesus came into a religious atmosphere that was riddled with legalists, which declared...
I was a asked a good question: What do you mean by revival? This is an important question because we can’t be in one accord, crying to the Lord for revival, if we are not unified in thought!
GOOGLE: An improvement in the condition or strength of...
October is Pastor Appreciation Month. This Sunday we celebrate our pastors here at Core Faith Church and welcome our friend, and special guest speaker, Pastor Frank Reynoso.
There should be no question if we simply look around; there is brokenness, bitterness, divisiveness, and a seeming heaviness in our land! However, there is hope, there is help, and there is an answer to what we see happening. The church answer is...
As we contemplate the condition of our world, and how wickedness seems to be gaining ground over righteousness…we are given a powerful description of what is our blessed hope, what we are living towards, and what we have to look forward to…eternity...
Sermon Points 1. Heaven will rejoice: (vv.19:1-10) 2. Christ will return: (vv.19:11-20:3) 3. Saints will reign: (vv.20:4-6) 4. Satan will revolt: (vv.20:7-10) 5. Sinners are recompensed: (vv.20:11-15)
When our focus is on Christ our...
We have covered so much in these past few weeks. We are finishing up the severe bowl judgments and on our way to Armageddon, but right before we get there, we see a conversation between John and one of the angels who had the seven bowls. That’s what...
Hopefully we understand the purpose of the “Seventieth Week” of Daniel’s prophecy, and the Day of the Lord, and how it connects the dots on the end time prophetic time table. Most importantly, we should heed the call to live as children of light who...
We are living in one of the darkest, heaviest moments in recent history, as a church and as a nation. Race issues, Covid issues, Middle East issues and scandals in government are all making our world a tough place to live. Yet, the church is supposed...
Sermon Points
Without faith it is impossible to please God True faith believes God is Abiding faith is rooted in a God who rewards
Building Faith is the process to Abiding faith
Closing Thoughts... Where is your faith?
Today we celebrate our nation’s independence from Great Britain; our liberty from its tyrannical government. That being said, we know that our beginning wasn’t marked by perfection, or freedom and equality for all. This is the result of sinful man...
Bishop Jayson Quiñones continues in the book of Revelation, with a message entitled, “The One” Have you found the ONE?
Being a father who is going to make a lasting, positive impact upon our children is rooted in being a man of integrity. We must stand for righteousness in the home, the community, when no one is, and when everyone is watching! We must keep in mind...
Laodicea, was a pretty important city, forty miles south-east of Philadelphia and some forty miles east of Ephesus, the last of the seven churches addressed with special messages, on the river Lycus on the border of Phrygia, near Colossae and...
Philadelphia is the second of the seven churches that was not rebuked, it is known as the faithful church. Our goal should be to be known, in heaven, as a faithful people! Philadelphia was twenty-eight miles southeast of Sardis, built by Attalus...
Sermon Points
God knows Time is guaranteed…to end There is no confession like that of the Son to the Father
Thyatira is first mentioned in the book of Acts (16:14), the home city of Lydia. A seller of purple (a dye the city was known for), who was in Philippi at a prayer meeting the Apostle Paul was preaching at, she and her family were saved, and baptized...
Pergamos, or Pergamum, is the third church Jesus addresses. It was known as one of the great cities, it was a capitol city in Asia minor, with the first temple for Cesar, and according to history home to one of the 8 Ancient Legendary Libraries...
When we think of Exodus, Moses probably comes to mind, as he is the prominent figure. However, if it were not for Moses’ mother (Jochebed—Ex. 6:20; Num.26:59) we wouldn’t have Moses. We really don’t know much about her besides the fact that she was...
NO ONE wants to suffer…NO ONE wants hardship…NO ONE wants to grind, but EVERYONE wants success. EVERYONE wants acknowledgment…EVERYONE wants a reward (be it temporal or eternal). The fact is, NO CROSS, NO CROWN…NO SUFFERING, NO GLORY…NO WORK, NO...
Jesus MUST lead us in choosing a church home, because when things change, He doesn’t, and you can trust His leadership no matter what is happening!!
Sermon Points
As image bearers, we were created to abide in community. Our personalities must succumb to the call into gospel-centered community. Reconciliation is incomplete when it is exclusively vertical and selectively horizontal.
In...
There should be no question, we are living in the end-times. Revelation is a book that is specific to the end times. It is an apocalyptic (Poetic-Hyperbole)-prophetic (Speaking to present circumstances and of future events) book, a book that was...
Over the last year, there has been a genuine fear of death that has kept people apart, more importantly hindered community, enabling greater divides to grow in our culture, worst of all within the church!
As we have been discussing over the last few weeks, defending, or contending for the faith is not optional. More importantly, it is vital if the church is going to make the impact in the culture that it should as an extension of the kingdom God!
Our world is filled with people waiting to see Christ - waiting to hear the good news that the sacrifice has been made for them to be restored to relationship with God. Ultimately...they are waiting on us to do our job.
So let’s do it. Let’s...
In our Jude series we looked at the importance of defending the faith against false teachers, false teaching, and the seeming confusion about truth, and true religion, that we see infiltrating and influencing the church. Over the next few weeks we...
There should be no question, true Christianity is progressive; yet progressive Christianity is not true Christianity. Ex-Pastor Mike Winger and Lisa Childers answer 23 Progressive Christian claims: 1. It is not a sin to cuss. 2. It is not a sin to be...
We live in a moment where rebellion against God, against religion, re-thinking one's beliefs, or deconstructing one's faith is becoming normative; it is celebrated. Last week an openly lesbian, confessing Christian, became the #1 Christian...
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase, “he’s a creep” or “what a creep?” The definition of the word creep: to move slowly, to slip in stealthily. No different than when Jude penned these words, we are seeing the same tactics being used by the...
One of the things heavily under attack is the truth. As a society, we would say, as Eskeleto did, “I believe in science.” Yet, science is designed in such a way that “what is absolutely true today, can be absolutely untrue tomorrow.” Although our...
How important are lost people to you? Statistically, reaching others, or evangelism, is the weakest area of most churches. Yet God exemplifies for us His care and concern for the lost (Luke 15, sheep, coin, son). Jesus made it clear He came “to seek...
The second command, which is to “love our neighbor as ourselves,” is embodied in our commitment to “Growing Together,” “Serving,” and “Reaching Others!” God’s devoted love towards His creation moved Him to serve in ways that He didn’t have to, in...
It is my belief that God has allowed the church to become, socially “irrelevant,” in order that His power become absolutely essential!” God is building a dwelling place, a power house if you will, of believers—where God dwells, He reigns, His kingdom...
We are living in a time of lawlessness. The attack on the capital building, the riots during the summer, and the new house rule banning “gendered language,” in the name of inclusivity, are clear signs of the enemy’s assault on our ability to love!
Hebrews 11:6 says, “but without faith it is impossible to please God…” 2020 was a revealing year; a year that true faith was tested, and put on display. Too many have died, too many have been disgraced, and too many have become disillusioned with the...
A call to unity. Having the same mind as was in Christ with a tone of joy. What keeps us unified? Contentment does.
Sermon Points
Joy is not optional Joy is possible Joy is meant to be shared
Joy is the highly contagious gift you can't refuse, that is highly intended to be with you at all times
Closing thoughts... Will you remember to count? Can...
We were created to live in peace, walk in peace, and be vessels of peace. If the enemy is successful in dividing the church, he disrupts our mission, and will be successful in diminishing our power to bring peace!
I believe there is no greater joy for the enemy than to see people deceived and stuck…the church should be neither, the truth frees us from deception and stagnation!
We live in a world filled with instability…people let us down, religion lets us down, but we can have stability in the midst of instability when our confidence is in that which does not change!
It has often been said, “team work makes the dream work!” From Genesis 11, and the recollection of the City and Tower of Babel, God has affirmed the limitless possibilities of a united people. We are living in a moment, of evident unprecedented need...
There has been no time in modern history that the witness of the church has been intensely called into question. There has always been antagonism from anti-Christian voices but the overwhelming “evangelical” support of the election of President...
What is it that divides us? Most would say politics, others would say race or ethnicity, still some would say ideology or religion or convictions, but I would say, what divides us is an unwillingness to embrace absolute truth and surrender to a...
The gospel is a radical expression of Christ’s love, commitment, and faithfulness to His creation. As such, It requires a response in the form of a life of love, obedience, and faithfulness.
When we decide to follow Christ and allow our souls to steep in the gospel, our conduct cannot remain the same.
We are living in a time of great confusion, we lack trust in politicians, in media outlets, and in those we should trust without question. The enemy is using this to distract us from what matters! If the enemy can distract us, he can control us, he...
During this season of social unrest and discouragement, coupled with the polarization that has found a foothold in the church, we need a message that is a call for “oneness” in a tone of joy. That is Philippians!
Being a prison epistle, it would...
In the gospel of John, Jesus said to His disciples, “as the Father sent me, so I send you…” Our world is suffering from the lack of a sent church. We’ve mastered “doing” church, but we’ve forgotten how, or even worse, never learned “how to be” the...
As we look around our nation, there should be no question we are in turmoil, be it in Portland, Kenosha, Washington, or the church. There is something happening. My question is, do you really see what is happening? Behind the scenes, in the spirit...
The church should be encouraged in this season, while it can seem disheartening, it is filled with opportunity, and it is confirmation that our God is all-knowing!
“Where do you stand,” is a question that is being asked of believers, and non-believers alike, whether it is with regard to politics, Black Lives Matter, or “masks!” The church must answer this question, but not by the standards, or based upon the...
Pastor Aldo Baños delivers the fourth and final message in the Functional Faith series.
Pastor Dan Holland joins Core Faith Church for the third message in the Functional Faith series.
BUILDING IDENTITY - HOW DO YOU DO IT?
YOU LIVE IT AND MODEL THAT IDENTITY YOU TEACH YOUR KIDS THAT IDENTITY YOU LOVE THEM INTO THAT IDENTITY YOU TRAIN THEM HOW IDENTITY IS WORKED OUT IN CHRIST LIKENESS
One of the greatest issues we are seeing in our present cultural climate, is a lack of self- control, from the Whitehouse, to the media, to the church, to our houses…when self-control is exercised, less explanations are warranted, less apologies are...
By way of review, in this moment, our world needs the life-giving fruit of the Spirit to flow mightily through the church. Unbiblical worldviews are sucking the life out of the church and sowing greater division in the body and the community…the...
When we remain steadfast in difficult times. When we don’t yield to the desire of our flesh. When we don’t cave to the pressures of our culture. When we demonstrate that we are trustworthy in relationships. This is how we “show our faith” to our world.
Jesus repeatedly and willingly accepted interruptions for the sake of others. Healing people on his way to heal others. Leaving his intimate time with his disciples and his quiet time with the Father to teach and heal.
The New Testament commands believers to “put on” kindness, it is a virtue that should mark our interactions with one another, with those who are enemies of the cross, or even those who have wronged us…as believers, when we have experienced God’s...
Long-suffering has to do with the condition of your heart and is displayed through your attitude and actions.
There is probably no word that is associated more with Christianity then the word love…the Gospel is the good news of the Father’s love for us, demonstrated most clearly by the Son’s sacrifice for us, and made known to us by the Holy Spirit. God is...
We are living in prophetic times, times that the biblical writers warned us of, and times that more clearly reveal our need for God…more than any other season, we must be fruitful people who are fruit inspectors, especially of those who proclaim...
As we wrap up this series, my prayer is that you have learned from Jesus…not only that, but that you have been moved to become more like Jesus especially in His efforts to “seek and to save that which is lost.” Now, more than ever, we should be...
This is weirdest Resurrection Sunday I can remember and yet, our distance, our circumstances, do not change the fact, that around 2000 years ago, a Jewish Carpenter was betrayed by a friend with a kiss, falsely accused of blasphemy by the religious...
The world has come face to face with two basic truths, (1) We’re not in control (2) We are all going to die. Our finitude and our mortality leave us in the dark. We have a choice, we can either hide in the darkness of fear, anxiety, and even apathy...
As we continue to weather this storm as a nation, what is needed more than anything else is a church whose faith is great. Sadly, there are many negative responses to this time of crisis, from blame, to insults, to hatred, to fear, to anxiety, and...
All of us hold to certain traditions—some good, some not so good. The word tradition means, a custom or belief transmitted from generation to generation. Religious tradition is a doctrine believed to have divine authority though not in the...
Most people excuse themselves based upon their intentions, not realizing that God judges us based upon our heart condition. God really knows our hearts! No matter what we say, He sees our intentions, and like our words, our actions or inaction are...
There are two things we will never fully grasp. One, the love God and two, which goes hand in hand with God’s love towards us, is the magnitude of our sin debt. One of the greatest truths of the Christian faith is that Jesus paid the ransom for our...
As we learned last week, Jesus places the highest value upon sinners: the result of a lost person coming to repentance and faith is cause for rejoicing in heaven. The question for us remains the same: “How much value do you place upon a sinner?”...
Thus far in our study of how Jesus evangelized, we have seen two women and one man receive His message and two men reject it. Today, and actually the next two weeks, we will look at a different perspective of how Jesus engaged the lost. The question...
Many of us are guilty of treating others as less than. At times we see people that are dirty or maybe dressed a certain way and think, “I’m going to bury my face in my phone or pretend to be distracted so as not to look at them.” Sometimes we walk...
There is no question, money makes the world go around. One preacher said, “Faith moves Heaven, Money moves the Earth.” To be clear, money is not evil. Having money, having nice things, and enjoying God’s provision are not wrong; chasing it is (I Tim...
Some of the most lost people are those who have religious knowledge, or would be considered experts in the law of God. Like this man, they are “blinded by their knowledge” and “lost in their sin.” We must keep in mind that if our knowledge of...
The question is, why is evangelism so hard? Jesus is literally the best thing that ever happened to me…why would it be hard to share His message with others?
The greatest factor to the difficulty of evangelism is the spiritual battle going on for...
Our focus in 2020, must begin with the greatest command, to love the Lord your God with all of your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and must culminate with the second, “love for neighbor as self.”
Our “Core Commitments”, Loving God, Growing...
The Scriptures are filled with verses on visions, or revelation from God. My favorite verse is found in the book of Proverbs 29:18, “Where there is no vision, the people perish...” (KJV), “Where there is no revelation, the people cast of restraint…”...
Thus far we have celebrated the Hope the birth of Christ brings to us, the Peace we can have because of the birth of Christ, the Joy we can know because of the birth of Christ, and the Love demonstrated in the birth of Christ!
Advent is the time...
As life happens, Joy can seem elusive, but it is a choice. As we look to the scriptures, specifically the Book of Luke, Pastor Dan Holland demonstrates that Joy is not something that happens TO us; it is something that happens IN us.
Peace is something that humanity longs for, but on their own can never attain. We confuse peace with comfort, money, social status, and family to name a few. We fail to realize that peace is already among us because of God’s grace.
Political Correctness is rooted in the fear of man, inspired by the enemy who seeks to silence the gospel and ultimately hindering the church from its role to be salt and light in the earth. The Scriptures call us to willingly subject ourselves to...
The issue we are facing within our culture, which is the source of our political division, is a battle of ideas. Ideas become our belief system and core convictions; they become strongholds. Strongholds can be good because they protect us, they give...
There is no question we are a nation divided, not united. This is most clear in the area of politics. Sadly, the church has allowed the culture to divide us further, making us feel like we have to choose a “color” in this area. For too long we’ve...
Freedom is something we often take for granted. We don’t always readily consider what freedom cost. Many a soldier has lost their life in the battle for our freedom. Many families have mourned that loss. Others have sacrificed their families to...
The culture is in turmoil; the church has the solution, the peace of God—shalom. We know that peace from God is the result of peace with God, which is "the fruit" of the gospel. Just as we see in the early church, nothing could stop the...
The mission of the church has never been more important. We must realize that resistance, hostility, and conflict are all realities that surround the friction in our lives and the purpose of God for the church. The enemy has been resisting the King...
A key component to the church enduring the many attacks and rifts that we will encounter is our devotion. The question is; to what are we to be devoted? Today, if you asked 10 Christians from 10 different churches, what the church should be devoted...
With a population of 329 Million people it means we deal with A LOT of “special people.” People are amazing, God’s image bearers…yet dealing with people isn’t always easy. No two children are the same, no two churches are the same. Diversity makes...
One of the main factors involved in someone finishing something difficult, achieving a challenging goal, or making a substantial change in their life is the “why factor.” Insufficient motivation will always short-circuit any significant achievement!...
It has been said, “the church is supposed to be a hospital.” This is true in one sense, but the imagery falls short, as it is of a building, not of a body. As the body, we are to be a dwelling place for the Healer, the Great Physician, and our...
It is of the utmost importance that we, the church, recognize the cunning plan of the enemy to divide us is ancient, and sadly, very effective. By now, we should be wise to the plan and outwitting the enemy, but we find ourselves succumbing to the...
Debt is a real issue in the United States. We want what we can’t afford and what we can afford we’re not satisfied with, so we can take the option to live the life we want and pay for it later. The average household CC Debt is $16,074. Our national...
In a time when rebellion is the norm, submission is almost a dirty word. It evokes feelings of weakness and disgust among some. We are told that if we don’t like something, we must rebel against it. It seems like almost every other week we hear or...
There is no doubt the present cultural climate is in dire need of an infusion of un-hypocritical love. The church, over the last few years, has allowed itself to be torn apart by cultural pressures. Rather than uniting around the gospel, around our...
Because church history is filled with sinners, saved by grace, it’s messy, it’s ugly, and it can be heartbreaking. But it should never be surprising, since God has inspired a book that is raw, real, and always relevant.
A brick in isolation it is only good for being destructive or being an obstacle. It’s most valuable identity is actually found within the community of other bricks who find their identity together. If it is an ‘orphan’ brick, it needs a last...
The world has changed and is changing. The church needs to adapt to the uncharted territory of the 21 st century and regain a vision for the mission of the Church. Jesus sends us into the world on a mission where we see His Kingdom come and His will...
Our 2019 ROAR VBS has concluded it's week-long run of fun and and exciting discoveries of who God is...even when life gets WILD!!
This week Pastor Dan wraps up his two-part sermon in the Book of Joshua, Chapter 24:1-33.
God gave Joshua three commands. He told him to BE three things. He didn’t say Joshua should DO three things; He said Joshua needed to BE three things. God only gave Joshua three commands…not 10 or 50 or even the more than 600 commands found in the...
Three tragedies occurred in Israel: the nation fell (Rom. 11:11), was lost (Rom. 11:12, “diminished”), and was cast away (Rom. 11:15). None of these words suggests a final judgment on Israel. But the amazing thing is that through Israel’s fall...
As we have looked at God’s faithfulness in Israel’s past (Rom. 9:1-30), God’s faithfulness in Israel’s present (Rom. 9:30-10:21), we will now see God’s faithfulness in Israel’s future. God’s faithfulness is rooted in the fact that God doesn’t forget...
The saddest thing is to see someone reject something that is good for them to hold on to something that is bad for them. Sadly this characterizes much of our culture and Israel's throughout their history and specifically at the time this was written!
We saw in Romans 9, God’s past or historical dealings with Israel and their “past riches.” That God chose certain individuals to be carriers of the Messianic seed and promised redemption. As well as the fact that not all naturally born Israelites are...
As we come to the end of the school year and look to having a great summer, our prayer is that each of our students would experience God this summer in deeper ways. As a youth and student ministry we are seeking God and believe it is time to “Raise...
So far in Chapter nine we covered that the Apostle is addressing God’s faithful dealings with Israel in that:
God’s word has not failed with regard to Israel, but has been fulfilled to this point, is being fulfilled (Ch.10) and will be fulfilled...
Up to this point in Romans we have seen that all men are equally accountable before God. We have seen that no one can keep God’s law perfectly and earn their own salvation, that we are all born into Adam (our federal head) and that Jesus is the last...
Today we celebrate motherhood; women that risked their lives giving birth to us, gave and are giving their lives raising us and who know a love connection on a deeper level than a man may ever truly know. This “love of a mother” is probably the...
As we look around our world there can be no question that something is broken. The human experience is filled with times of sorrow and suffering. As a result of this, many reject the idea of the existence of the God of the Bible because it declares...
While it seems that much of our culture is going the way of “secular humanism” and/or “atheism/agnosticism” there is a segment of the culture that is going the way of “spiritualism” or “spirituality not rooted in Christianity.” These Scriptures show...
While Christians throughout the world today are celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the greatest miracle ever, the American Atheist Conference is taking place this same weekend, arguing against, mocking and ridiculing “theism” and “theistic...
Karl Barth, in speaking of choosing the will of God says it is a “revolt against disorder.” Something that most people don’t want to deal with is DRAMA, yet, Romans 7 is probably the realest, most drama filled portion of the book. Thus far, it is as...
Whether we realize it our not we are all living for and working towards eternity. In the work world we earn what we get from who we work for. We are foolish to think we’ll get something different than our agreed upon salary or hourly wage or that we...
We could all probably agree that there is some level of struggle with sin in our lives. To deny this is to say that you never “miss the mark” of perfection that God’s Law requires of us, in thought or deed. That said, while Christianity is not...
It is important that we never forget the basics. One of the issues with common core material is that it violated “the basics” for many parents. The beauty of Christianity is that the “common core of our faith” never changes. Our identity is rooted in...
Our faith in God must be rooted in the doctrine of justification. Everything that we have is because of the price Jesus paid for our justification. The blessings we have been granted in Christ are the result of our justification. Therefore, we MUST...
Main Points Abraham was justified by faith and not by works Abraham was justified by grace, not the law Abraham was justified by resurrection power and not human effort
Some things can seem too good to be true. While we would all agree with the statement, “if it’s free, it’s for me!” we would all probably agree with the statement, “there is no such thing as a free lunch.” Which is why our cynicism kicks in when...
We all like to hear good news. Given the option, we all choose bad news first, hoping the good news will alleviate the sting of the bad news. The reality is, we live in a world that thrives off of the bad news…bad news sells, bad news draws...
We learned last week that BELIEF lead to thoughts...THOUGHTS lead to actions...ACTIONS lead to habits...HABITS lead to character and CHARACTER leads to DESTINY (eternal of otherwise). The issue we will wrestle with this week is the source of our...
Pastor Dan Holland joins us at Core Faith as we continue in the Book of Romans. Last weekend Bishop Quinones got us started in our study of Romans by teaching us a lot about the gospel. The gospel is God’s power to save everybody! But as we move into...
In any building project, the foundation is the most critical component to the stability of the building. This includes the quality of the materials used as well as the manner in which the foundation is laid. The book, epistle, or letter to the Romans...
Most people live life as though there is only the no: what we can see or sense physically. Yogis teach their practitioners to be “in the moment,” yet we are taught in the Bible that there is a spirit realm that is unseen that impacts the physical...
There is no question that our culture needs to be impacted by the power of God. This is most clearly seen by the divisions within the culture over policies, programs and politics. If it starts with a “p” the church is probably divided over it...
Pastor John Kimball of Palmwood Church in Oviedo, Florida joins us at Core Faith to kick off our Biblical Peace Making Seminar being held January 19, 2019.
The most important goal of 2019, and every year for that matter, should be to “Seek God First…” There is no greater accomplishment that can be had than to know God better because you have sought Him before every decision, sought Him before every other...
Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. John 14:27
Why Advent now? We’ve never done this before. My deepest motivation comes from my own family, wanting to lead them faithfully, ensuring that we are “Preparing Room for Jesus” and that this season is really about HIM. The idea of us being sucked into...
Gospel readings for Advent I call the people of God to watchful vigilance for Christ’s second Advent and set the tone for the entire season. Matthew 24:36 and Mark 13:24 look forward to Christ’s coming in glory at a time that no one knows. Christians...
In this, our first endeavor to celebrate Advent and walk through the season, Rev. Jon Davis is introducing Advent to Core Faith Church. He will help us answer the questions: "What is Advent?" and "Why should the Church Celebrate...
“Something that is often overlooked when studying the Bible is the importance of faith. Once again, this goes back to the very nature of the Bible. If the Bible is indeed the very words of God, then those words carry the same authority and power as...
We must recognize that we are all created with a purpose. There is a Divine design and reason for our existence. We will only find and fulfill that purpose when we come to know God and actively engage in His completion process.
Biblical forgiveness is scandalous. It is offensive, and it is the bedrock of our relationship with God. One of the most powerful truths we can ever know, and experience is that of God’s forgiveness. It is cleansing, liberating and life-giving to...
There is no question that we live in a world dominated by sin. Sin is lawlessness according to the epistle of 1st John 3:4 and as those who hold the Bible as God’s word and final authority in our lives, we know God’s laws and God’s standards and yet...
Each of us has a different experience with promises made that were either kept or broken. One thing that we learned -- sometimes taking too long and sometimes having deeper and more lasting effects in our lives -- is the fact, that a promise is only...
The church in Acts was marked by their Love for God, their commitment to Growing Together in community around God’s Word, The Gospel and Prayer, their commitment to Serving one another and their commitment to Reaching Others. This resulted in...
One thing that usually unites people, regardless of religious beliefs, is an understanding of how important serving is. Whether it’s community service required for school, or as retribution for certain criminal activities; or as a Christian quality...
God created each of us with the need for relationships. Regardless of our preferences, personalities or past experiences, the gospel unites us as one body, one family and one people. Growing together is a byproduct of the gospel, but it requires our...
We are living in a time where the culture is deceived. They call good evil and evil good. There is a great need for a mighty move of God's Spirit that can cause men to see clearly, turn from their sin and align themselves with God's...
There are voices in our culture who would have us believe that the church has lost its relevance within the culture. We must recognize the truth and the deception in this statement. The truth is, outside of a devotion to gospel-centered disciple...
Recently during tragedies, whether mass shootings, terrorist attacks or even a comedian criticizing comments on social media posts that state “praying,” we have seen some in our culture minimize and even reject the necessity of prayer. As the church...
One of the greatest issues our culture is facing is a lack of ethics. Ethics are moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity. As believers our lives must reflect biblical morality and this must include our...
One of the most important metrics to our faith in Christ is our home life. As believers who have been changed by the gospel, we must ask ourselves the question: “How do our families reflect that change?"
Contrary to the belief of some, God desires to see us succeed. Our success is a reflection of His grace in our lives.
As we unpack Colossians 3:1-4, we must first realize that this letter is written by the Apostle Paul to the eklektos: the chosen or elect. This letter doesn't apply to everyone. Paul is specifically warning the "Church" of Colossae (the...
Our souls are empty; and we seek to fill them with purpose or life’s meaning. Sometimes it’s through pleasures like drugs, sex, extravagance, and adventure, and sometimes it’s through activism, like politics, social projects and philanthropy, but...
Many in our culture profess to be non-judgmental and condemn “judging others,” but the reality is very few, if any, live this. If you don’t agree with their “judgments,” then they judge you. As believers we must ensure that our judgments are...
Parenting is not difficult because it is expensive. It's not difficult because it's time consuming. It's not difficult because it's distracting you from your personal goals. The real reason that child raising is so difficult -- the...
We must be vigilant and aware of the ploys of the enemy to deceive us. The deception of the enemy is always subtle and it always leads to the loss of God’s intended best for our lives!
Listen in as Dr. Pete Alwinson delivers the conclusion of the Family Unit series, "United Leadership," a message on forging great kids in a world that needs them.
In this latest sermon, Dr. Pete Alwinson kicks off this two-part series on Marriage and Parenting. Take a moment to watch the sermon intro as well as Bishop Quiñones' interview with Dr. Pete. Click the "watch" link on the sermon page.
In this latest sermon, Dr. Pete Alwinson kicks off this two-part series on Marriage and Parenting. Take a moment to watch the sermon intro as well as Bishop Quiñones' interview with Dr. Pete. Click the "watch" link on the sermon page.
We live in a day filled with voices of deception. As those who trust in the validity of the Bible as inspired by God (literally God’s words) and its necessity in the governance of our lives, we are the minority within the culture and in many cases...
We live in a world that is in desperate need of real and lasting hope. The problem for many people, even many professing Christians, is that our hope is in things that are not unchanging. Jesus Christ is our surest hope in all things, He promises to...
It is only because of “who” Jesus is that He can do “what” scripture says He did. The Gnostic teachers were seeking to minimize the saving, reconciling work of Jesus on the cross as being insufficient, partial and therefore inadequate to “fully” save...
If there is one thing in common today with the time this letter was written is that men still endeavor to disprove the existence of the biblical Jesus. If Jesus does not exist, then we have no reason to obey the Bible. The Gnostic, false teachers at...
One of the most important factors in the life of the church is it’s devotion to prayer. Not just prayer meetings, which are biblical and important, but are only moments. We need to be given to prayer, unceasing prayer, desperate prayer and faith...
The Apostle Paul was thankful for the “rooted faith” of the Colossians. Their faith was rooted in the life giving, unchanging, Spirit empowered gospel. We must be thankful for those whose faith is such and strive to ensure our faith is rooted as well.
Today we start a new series in Colossians, “It’s All About Jesus.” The question to ask is: “Is Jesus prominent in my life or preeminent?”
Easter is the day in which we come to celebrate the truth that sets Christianity apart from every other religion: our God is alive, our God is ALL POWERFUL, our God is graciously involved with His creation and this offers us hope here and now and most...
Although we are no longer under the law, but under grace, according to Romans 6:14, we are still called to the high standard of God’s kingdom-covenant people. As such we must recognize the subtle nature of covetousness and allow the Spirit of God to...
We must realize, as the church that our testimony is more important to our culture than any other organization on the planet. Our words about anyone or anything, matter. Anything less than the whole truth is deceiving, whether intentional or not, and...
We must recognize that God has proven Himself to be our faithful provider. Anytime we steal we not only fail to reflect His character but also demonstrate a lack of trust in Gods provision, lack of appreciation for God's provision or a lack of...
The church must regain ground in the area of sexual purity. This is rooted in us recognizing and repenting of our sins in this area and returning to the biblical standards for sexuality, beginning in marriage!
The church must be the light on God's perspective of the value of life and we must be the salt in our efforts demonstrating our commitment to the sanctity of human life and in our stand against murder and the neglect of life on all levels.
As disciples of Jesus, we are called ambassadors who are expected to advance and extend the kingdom of God into the culture by means of the gospel. In proclamation of, and in obedience to, the scriptures; bringing the power of the kingdom to bear in...
The Sabbath is one of the most controversial of the Ten Commandments. Yet there is clear biblical truth in both the Old and New Testaments to clarify where the church should stand with regards to the Sabbath.
We must regard the “name of the Lord” as holy. There should be a reverence for the name of Lord among the people of God that separates Him from any other being and exalts Him above all.
We must remember that the Law of God is good. It leads us to Christ as our only hope as it exposes our sin. The first commandment directs us to monotheistic worship and the second commandment calls us to the application. Each of us worships; the...
Our definition of “who God is” is the single most significant definition in our lives, as it will result in a lifestyle that either looks forward to eternal damnation or strives after eternal salvation!
It is a new year and we have an opportunity to live like never before in complete devotion to Jesus. This is only possible through the grace of God and us striving after biblical holiness! This holiness is clearly seen in the Law of God. Join us as we...
Every new year most of us set out to make some changes and sadly most of us fail or fall short. The key to lasting change is the grace of God and us entrusting our lives to the grace of God. This year, let your life be changed by grace and let that be...
Giving is one of the most important topics to discuss as believers seeking to become more like Jesus as it reveals more about our character than almost any other single thing we do. Jesus said, “where your treasure is there your heart is…” (Matt.6:20)...
Regardless of your position on the “day of Christmas”, the significance should not escape you. It’s not about gifts, parties, service for the poor, family or friends, it is about the most significant day our calendars had ever known and we MUST be in...
We are all born like Bartamaeus: blind. It is not until we have an encounter with Christ, the savior, the One who came to open the eyes of the blind that we truly begin to see. At the moment we encounter Jesus we are faced with a crisis of belief. Do...
Jesus made an impact in this man's life, but not the kind we would hope for. This attests to the reality that we must be committed to truly living for eternity. Living for eternity is to live contently in light of delayed gratification; doing so...
We can’t carry on forever; eventually our bodies will break down. Our learning increases while our physical abilities diminish. In today’s society the family has become an obstacle in the way of happiness instead of the cornerstone of our culture that...
As followers of Jesus, looking into the word of God, we must evaluate our level of devotion to Jesus as we seek to impact the culture with the gospel. Devoted living is essential to impacting the culture. Devoted living looks different, thinks...
As Image Bearers, created to be fruitful, it is within us to strive after success. Therefore, we must ensure that our pursuits are God-honoring. Meaning they are aligned with God's ways, attuned to God's will and attesting to the grace of...
We must recognize that aside from Gods divine revelation, we will lack the ability to “Walk Worthy” of His calling upon our lives, as His demands will be too much, His standards too high and His will too great. Therefore, we MUST seek His face with...
Sadly, we live in a day where relativism rules, even within the church in many cases, and in our effort to “contextualize” we end up falling into compromise when it comes to God, His standards and expectations for His people. We must strive to live...
The most important thing for us to grasp is that Jesus is calling us to follow Him. Not just learn what He did or does; not just learn what He taught; not just learn about Him, but to follow Him. To do as He does, expecting the same outcomes of...
Dan Holland, pastor of Real Life Kaley campus speaks to CFC today from the halfway point in the letter that Paul wrote to the Romans! It’s like a halftime speech! This section finishes what is arguably one of the greatest chapters in the Bible! Let’s...
As Mark focuses upon Jesus’s words, so we must look into this mirror to examine our own hearts in regards to us having “Hearing Ears.” The result should be either repentance or reinforced faith to continue to live gospel-centered lives as disciples...
We must determine who we are. Are we part of the crowd who followed Jesus for His benefits; are we one of the contentious who followed Jesus with hopes to discredit Him; or are we committed disciples who knew who Jesus was and did His will.
In these verses, Jesus demonstrates authority over sickness, over demonic spirits and over sin. This authority was reflective of His identity and as ambassadors for Christ we must walk in the authority given to us in our new birth.
As we continue in our series in the Gospel of Mark, “Jesus’ Impact,” it is important that we realize the goal in this series is to come to know Jesus better, not simply to know more facts about Jesus. My prayer is that as we look at the scriptures we...
The Gospel of Mark is a gospel of action! My prayer is that it will awaken us to the great “Impact” Jesus had when He physically walked the earth and that we would realize He is still walking the earth, by His Spirit, within us and that He desires to...
In closing James we see a warning, a call and two promises. We are warned of wandering from the truth, we are called to be rooted in the truth and to restore those wandering from the truth and we are promised of salvation from death and sin! We must...
As believers we are commanded to love one another. This is the “proof” that we are His disciples and one of the ways we demonstrate our love is by ministering to one another! As the church we must follow the example of Jesus and His apostles in...
James calls us to honor God by being a people of integrity and wholeness. Despite the actions of those who slander, abuse or even oppress us, we should not be like them. Don't justify lying because you have been lied to; don't justify...
As believers, our dependence upon the Lord must be evident as a witness to the world, and other believers, that we trust in the Sovereignty, Wisdom and Goodness of God showing them that they can put their trust in Him as well.
As we have looked at some of the areas in which our faith is tested, today we will see the one that is the most trying of all, relationships. Jesus said, we would be known as His disciples by our “love for one another” and yet we see here in this...
God gives us wisdom to live by and the enemy offers us a false wisdom. We have a choice to live in the wisdom that God offers or the counterfeit wisdom the enemy offers. Ultimately the wisdom we choose testifies to the maturity of our faith.
Our words do not betray us, they expose us. As we continue in James, we are confronted with the power of our words and how they testify to the maturity, or immaturity, of our faith. We must strive to have our words bring life to others and glory to God!
There is a huge problem in the church nowadays, especially within the young people. We have been conditioned by this world to be tolerant; to be politically correct; and to be hypersensitive of people's feelings especially when comes to personal...
Faith without works is dead. Let the weight of that sink in. We must all ask ourselves a most important question: does my faith work? This chapter stands beside the challenge of being hearers of the Word and not doers, and it should be a sobering call...
James continues to call the church to living faithfully under trial. He begins with the most foundational call of all, “The Love Test”. There is no higher calling than that of love; love for God and love for our neighbors is what Jesus said “summed up...
As believers there is no greater outward validation to our faith than our obedient response to the Word of God. We must strive to receive the Word of God, we must purpose to be doers of the Word of God and we must ensure our public worship aligns with...
We learned that we are God’s “scattered people,” not his “sheltered people.” Meaning life in Christ isn’t easy or trial-less but will be trying. The “temptation” is to sin against God during trials, blaming Him for our sin. Today we will see this is...
This sermon begins our “Testify" Series in the Book of James. As believers, we are called to be witnesses in our culture. Our culture needs to see an authentic witness to the power of the gospel and God has chosen us to be that witnesses. As...
The Resurrection Reality is life changing! Just as the people the Apostle Paul mentions in 1st Corinthians 15 could bear witness to Jesus' resurrection, so should our lives. We live in a day that is filled with skeptics but we serve the one who...
In the beginning of this series my challenge was three-fold, “Be Changed”, “Be the Change” and “Bring the Change” We established that change is only possible through a growing faith in the Living God. Each of the people mentioned in Hebrews 11...
We live in a culture that is results oriented. We want to “see it” grow, we want to “make it” happen and we want to be “part of” something that is working. This is all part of the “Imago Dei.” God imparted to us the ability to produce fruit with a...
In looking at the story surrounding the walls of Jericho we see a correlation to our lives, in that, there are obstacles we must overcome to fulfill our purpose and there are securities that we have that will potentially fail us and God is the only...
We are living in a day and hour that needs us to be a people of delivering faith, mountain moving faith and faith that undeniably matters within the context that we find ourselves. We don’t need to seek an “Egypt Situation” we simply need to commit to...
Our culture is in dire need of our faith…they may reject Jesus, they may reject the Bible, they may reject their need for the church, or organized religion. However, there still remains a void of true hope, true life and true purpose that can only be...
Jesus’ last words to His disciples were about the missional life all disciples were to live by faith…as we take a break from Hebrews 11 today, it is only to reinforce the reality that each of the people mentioned in Hebrews 11 always had two things in...
The Christian walk is a series of tests that either prove or disprove the genuineness of our faith in God…like Abraham, our faith will be proven through obedience amidst difficulty and uncertainty…in the end, God desires our faith to shine brightly...
The theme “died in faith” may seem morbid for a sermon title, but this should be the goal of all believers…to die with a sure hope in the promised One who promises us an inheritance of eternal glory and value!
As we walk through our faith and belief in God we will experience doubt and fear. In these times God offers grace in our weakness and gives us strength to push through. Circumstances in our lives can be a great opportunity to practice what we preach...
Abraham believed God when he did not know where (vv. 8–10), when he did not know how (vv. 11–12), when he did not know when (vv. 13–16), and when he did not know why (vv. 17–19)…These are the reasons he is known as the father of the faith…his faith...
Noah was a man who was “Moved by Faith” to do something that was unheard of and unknown of in his day: build an ark in preparation for rain that would flood the whole earth. In his obedience he is a lasting example of how we are to be moved by faith!
Enoch was a man that pleased God; his faith please God. So much so that he never saw death. He was the first person raptured! His life is an example for us to follow. As believers our walk with Lord must be one that is pleasing, to the degree that...
In Hebrews 11, the first person God brags on is a worshipper by the name of Abel. His worship was an act of faith that proved his heart's devotion to the Lord. Worship is one of the greatest acts of faith we can ever engage in and God is seeking...
We begin a new series in a new year! This series of “Living Faith" is a call to the church to live lives demonstrating faith. Hebrews 11 is known as the “Hall of Faith” and shows us how “living faith” can impact culture, communities and shape the...
As II Thessalonians comes to an end, the Apostle Paul prays for the church, as a reminder of the reality that God is with us! There is no greater encouragement than to know that the one who created you is with you! As you look forward to the return of...
As we look to the return of Jesus it is easy to get distracted. The need for discipline, both personal and corporate, is vital to remain focused and fruitful until the coming of the Lord. Today we will look at effects of idleness or disorderly and...
As the church, we must “stand fast” in the midst of the trials we face. It is a great temptation to give in to the pressures we face, however, we are called to look forward to the return of Jesus as an encouragement for us to stand fast. As we stand...
God has given us a sure future and He wants His church to be confident in His ability to bring to pass His ultimate redemptive plans. We can rejoice not only in the sure future we have, but in God choosing us to be a part of His redemptive plan. As we...
We continue in our End Time Encouragement series with a message regarding hope in the future when our present is hard. Christians are promised hardship in life, persecution for the faith and suffering for the gospel. We must embrace this as our...
This message was originally preached as part of the “In God we Trust Series” back in August; pre-election. As the results of this election have swept our nation and exposed its fractures more clearly and even exposed deeper division in the church, it...
As believers we are called to live extraordinary lives. Extraordinary lives are seen in our sanctification, as the image of God is seen more clearly in us, we are freed from the false idols and securities we find in this life, to experience the love...
God created us in His image. As His image bearers we are created to be honorable people. As we live to honor God we should, by default, honor those He appoints to leadership within the church, those we are now in covenant relationship with by the...
In today's sermon we look specifically at the heart of the message from the Apostle Paul to the Thessalonian believers: to look forward to the return and reign of Jesus! The gospel informs and ensures our faith, and what Jesus did in dying and...
God has called the church be holy like He is holy! Today we will look at the call to live sexually pure and an exemplary life to the lost. We are Gods image bearers to the world and without holiness in our lives we will never impact the world as God...
Today we will look at the prayer the Apostle Paul prays and how we can and should follow his example. We need to become a people of prayer and the truth is, we can only impact the lives of others to the degree that we have been impacted in our...
We are living in a time that the words of Jesus are being fulfilled. He said, in these last days, sin would abound and the love of many would grow cold! The church has the message that can change our world, the gospel! We must be compelled by love...
Continuing our series of End Time Encouragement, we look at the need for Model Ministry. Ministry is not just what happens in a building, on a Sunday, but what happens through the church, i.e., the People of God. We need to be models of Jesus finished...
This sermon begins our End Time Encouragement Series based on 1st & 2nd Thessalonians. We will go verse by verse through these two letters written by the Apostle Paul to encourage the faith of these believers. He begins in chapter one by...
In closing this series we want to look at trusting God in the midst of a politically correct culture that desperately needs a bold witness from the church for the gospel! Our hearts must be consumed by a passion for God to be glorified in and through...
As we continue in our In God we Trust series, in this message we will look at the relation between trust in God and holy living. Holiness has been seen by many even in the church as relative, outdated or old school, when it is a timeless call to...
Today we continue in our series In God We Trust with a message entitled Faith Walk. To say you trust God but not obey his word is dishonest, even hypocritical. You cant really trust someone, yet be unwilling to listen to them. God, as supreme, Creator...
Our national motto is In God we Trust." It's not particularly Christian, since it doesnt say in Jesus we trust, but there is a general designation of God. As Christians, we must own this, we must make this ours and live it as a light in a...
Join us as we celebrate 14 years in ministry. Pastor Ruben Cruz delivers a moving sermon as we look ahead to the future and our continued endeavor to extend the kingdom of God here on earth.
As we celebrate 14 years in ministry, Bishop Jayson Quinones opens our service and delivers a Spoken Word before introducing our speaker this Sunday morning.
Join Minster Rog Guzman and the Children's Church as they take over FOF this Sunday for our annual Back to School Service.
We will conclude our No Apology series with a focus on what apologetics is all about, not winning arguments, growing in knowledge, but making disciples! The word of God is the source of training in righteousness, the Holy Spirit illuminates our hearts...
One of the most notorious and false religions is that of the Jehovah's Witnesses. We have probably all had encounters with them, some of them very discouraging. Today we will look at how we can "witness" to "witnesses". We...
In light of all that is happening in our world, the clear escalation of violence, the church must know that Gods word governs us and guides us. In the midst of unrest, we can trust God to be with us and that our lives are in His hands. We demonstrate...
This week we continue in our No Apology:Apologetics Series. In this message we will look at the real need there is to contextualize Christianity, to bring change to our culture! Contextualization of our faith is key to reaching and ministering to the...
Today we continue our "No Apology" series looking at the power of God in the life of a man who was in between Atheism and Agnosticism. He grew up in a school system that was completely secular and in a family that was non-Christian until his...
As fathers, reverence for God in our homes must be of the highest priority, and that is seen in our obedience to God. We will never see God's plan unfold in our lives apart from our obedience to His commands.
In this message we will look at Jude and 1st Peter 3 for the biblical reasons we should contend for the faith earnestly!
We all worship something... so the question of worship is not, if we do it, but what is the object of our worship? Romans 1:25 speaks of fallen man, worshiping and serving the creature rather than the Creator, connecting worshiping and serving...
Mother's Day is a special day because we celebrate special women. In this message we look at the testimony of Hannah and how she birthed not only a son, but a prophet, priest and judge in Israel at a necessary time. We need Faith-filled Mothers...
As children of God, we have been categorically, strategically and sovereignly gifted to serve God's kingdom purpose for our lives. Serving based upon our gifts is the clearest way we can engage in fulfilling that purpose. In this message we will...
As believers, who are image bearers of Jesus, we have been universally called to serve. Serving is not an option but a command and it is expected that we serve for the edification of the body and the glory of God based upon God's gifts He has...
Thus far in this series we have covered three of the four core values of Faithdome of Fellowship: Loving God, Growing Together in Love and Reaching Other. In this message we will begin the last leg of the Core Four Series: our call to Serve! As image...
In closing this portion of the Core Four Series, "Reaching Others", we will look at some biblically clear and practical ways of reaching others with the gospel. What is clear is that the message matters more than the method and that the...
As we continue in the 'reaching others' portion of our Core Four series we look at "Biblical Church Growth." Church growth is not a man made agenda but an eternal plan that we get to be part of. As the church grows, meaning souls...
As we celebrate one of the most significant days in history, we can and should, rest assured that the resurrection is not only possible, but also provable. God calls us to walk by faith and not by sight, but faith without substance is foolishness. The...
In this message we continue to establish our role as ambassadors of Christ and ministers of reconciliation. We have been given great assurance in the resurrection of our bodies and the rewards that await our obedience. The ministry of reconciliation...
In this message we start on our third core value of discipleship, "Reaching Others". We will look at "Why Reach Others" as the foundational question for living with intentionality to reach the lost with the gospel. The reality is...
This week we dig deeper into the practical side of what gospel-centered community looks like and how we should endeavor to live out this truth in our lives.
God is the example and author of community. We, the church, are a blood bought family and must recognize that counter culturally, we a called to unity and to a commitment to gospel-centered community. This week we continue to dig into "growing...
This is the second part of the foundation for our need for community. As image bearers of God we are to image our Trinitarian God within gospel-centered community, realizing that it really is the gospel that makes community possible. Jesus suffered...
We continue the 'Core Four' series to deal with "growing together in love." This week we look at the foundation for community. If the foundation isn't biblical, we may go through the motions and never experience what God...
As we wrap up the first part of our Core Four Series, "Loving God," we will look at the biblical way we are to measure our affection or love for God as a means of growth in the grace of God and our witness to the world. While "measured...
As we continue our Core Four series, we look at the gospel; the bad news and the good news, as our sole motivation for our love for God. All that we do in the name of the Lord should be done out of a heart filled with wonder over the reality of the...
Today we continue the first message in the Core Four Series, which calls us to consider the question "who is God?" God must become the object of our affection if we are going to serve him faithfully!
The first message in the Core Four Series, calls us to consider the question "who is God?" God must become the object of our affection if we are going to serve him faithfully!
This is the first message of 2016...Join us in this new year as we bring more in the endeavor of faith and connecting with the power of God.
We begin a new series in a new year! This series of “Living Faith" is a call to the church to live lives demonstrating faith. Hebrews 11 is known as the “Hall of Faith” and shows us how “living faith” can impact culture, communities and shape the...
This is the thirty-ninth and final message in the 'The Real Jesus' series.Dr. Pete Alwinson closes out the series with the last sermon at FOF of 2015.
Pastor Jeremy Johnson brings his message to Faithdome for the latest in his summer tour.
Gust Speaker, Pastor Frank Reynoso, delivers an FCA update and a stirring message. What life are you about?
On this Resurrection Sunday join us for the ninth message in the 'The Real Jesus' series.
This is the first message in the "The Real Jesus" series; a closer look at the Book of John. John 20:31
Looking for a clear picture of God's will for your life? Our message series, "It's Time for a Re-Vision" will help you gain a new perspective and refocus on what truly matters.
As we focus on Christmas this year, Faithdome examines what the day should mean for Christians. It is 'not just' another night; it was 'not just' another birth; it should 'not just' be another Christmas.
In this wrap-up of The Full Gospel series, Pastor Chad discusses the importance of our Konect Life Groups and how the gospel is tied in.
Resurrection Sunday Service. The importance behind Easter and why we should consider the implications.
On the Sunday leading up to Christmas, a message that will challenge you and change you.
Pastor Frank Reynoso helps us honor the Pastors and Ministers at FOF with an encouraging message.
Chagy the Clown ministers to FOF in his unique, but powerful, way. Join us for our annual Back to School Service.
This first message in the Wisdom Cries Out series. An introduction to the next few weeks.
This is the fourth title in the Living By Faith series, although it is the sixth message in the series.
This is the third title in the Living By Faith series, although it is the fifth message in the series.
This is the second title in the Living By Faith series, although it is the fourth message in the series.
Andrea Krazeise is a wife, mother and a passionate pro-life speaker that has inspired men and women for over a decade. After a 13-year career in banking, she stepped out of the corporate world and into the pro-life ministry.
This is the eighth message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation.
This is the eighth message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation.
This is the seventh message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Lukewarm Church - Leodicea.
This is the sixth message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Faithful Church - Philadelphia.
The final message at our 'old' location; Bishop delivers a message in anticipation of this time of transition.
This is the fifth message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Dead Church - Sardis.
This is the fourth message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Corrupt Church - Thyatira.
This is the third message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Compromising Church - Pergamos.
This is the second message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Persecuted Church - Smyrna.
This is the first message in the Focus of The Overcoming Church series. The seven churches of Revelation: The Loveless Church - Ephesus.
The absolutely, positively, most important part of the gospel message is... Listen to Bishop speak the first message in the Essentials series.
This is the eighth and final message in the series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
Missionary Dialis Romero of Reach Out Orphanage (Proyecto Alcance), delivers a stirring message on the need to experience the glory of GOd.
This is the seventh message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the sixth message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the fifth message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the fourth message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the third message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the second message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
This is the first message in the latest series from Bishop Jayson Quinones, entitled New Beginnings.
Speaking about this year's conference theme, Pastor Chad Reyes, closes out Youth Weekend 2010 with this message about true surrender and sacrifice.
Guest Speaker and member of the Faithdome Music Ministry, Michael Dones, brings us a message about Worship.
Guest Speaker, Pastor Aldo Banos of the Faithdome of Felowship, brings us a message about Prayer.
In this special Friday Memorial Day Service, Bishop presents the sixth message in the Christian Living series.
Are we biblically fit? Pastor Ruben Cruz explains how that is much more important than being physically fit.
After last weeks introduction (you may download the notes from last week in Sermon Connect), Pastor Chad delivers the second message in the Attributes series.
Pastor Chad and The Chosen Generation. This is the first message in the Attributes of God series.
Pastor Chad recaps Part 1 and delivers the conclusion of 'Everybody Wants to be a Hero.'
The fifth message in the By the Book series. Bishop Quinones addresses witnessing, by the Book.
Ana Guzman, a Faithdome vision carrier, delivers a testimony about struggles with obedience and submission. Hear the tale of events that led to a stirring revelation of God's will in her life.
A friend of Faithdome, Michelle Bennett, delivers a testimony of faith, courage and worship. She made some laugh. She made some cry. She made everyone believe that there is comfort, joy and healing in our Lord Jesus Christ. Worship Him.
Pastor Chad Reyes, Faithdome's Youth Pastor, delivers a message to our Sunday congregation as TCG take over Faithdome.
Pastor Chad Reyes preaches a message to the Faithdome Youth Ministry: The Chosen Generation!
Bishop Quinones delivers the fifth message in the Faith-Full Living series. Hebrews 11: 8-12.
Bishop Jayson Quinones brings forth a word from the book of Matthew 9:14-17. Can we become more committed to Christ? Can we stretch ourselves further?